Slow Rolling NLBNs for BIG Spring Bass || May Striped Bass On The Cape (Day 3)

I’ve been reaching for these NLBNs to fish the bottom of the water column more and more these days…the Savage Gear Eels work well when you need to jig over heavier structure but when you want to swim something over a sandy bottom, these really do the trick.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about my rod/reel setup as well so linking those below. This was one of my first surf setups that I bought about 7 years ago. It’s definitely held up well given the affordable price point.
Rod: amzn.to/3qqcVRX (9ft mod fast 2 piece)
Reel: amzn.to/3C9T9fS (5000)
And here’s the links to the first 2 days of the trip if you missed them:
Day 1: • This Is Why Everyone C...
Day 2: • When You Time the Tide...
#fish #fishing #stripedbass #stripedbassfishing #nlbn

[@farfromhome7203]

Thank you Billy for your rod and reel set up info. 👊👍🏻

[@billybassfishing]

You’re welcome brother

[@Earlybirdtidechasers]

How you liking the tsunami shield? Still using it ?

[@quaden69]

What weight jig head are u using?

[@lawrencelyman3372]

I generally like your content, but I have to say, your attitude in the opening of this video really didn't show you or what you do in a good light. Getting mad at a fellow fisherman for getting to a spot you wanted to fish , before you, a spot that you DO NOT have anymore right to than him is really not cool, downright unsportsmanlike , and you can do better.

[@billybassfishing]

Your points are well taken Lawrence and I always appreciate the feedback…however I don’t regret my comments. What’s not shown in this video is me picking up their Heineken cans and squid box on the way out. I’ll share any spot with a well intentioned angler (see Beach Blitz Day 2) but I won’t stand for that.

[@poseidondelta8088]

Location. ?? This guy sucks

[@haleconconjr9277]

@haleconconjr9277 1 second ago Great video. I grew up stripped bass fishing on the west coast. I have 1 day to fish for striped bass on the Delaware River near N Camden. Any good suggestions for Jetties/parks/piers or beaches throwing soft plastics or light bait? Thank you.