The Summertime Chatterbait Trick Every Angler Should Know…

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[@tbone6924]

Chatterbaits are fish catching machines...if I could only fish with one bait the best of my life, it would definitely be chatterbait...plus the mini-chatterbait catches EVERYTHING. I have caught trout, kokanee, crappie, bluegill, perch and even a freaking artic grayling on the mini chatterbait...it's not just a bass lure.

[@garyplowman5838]

Great info Randy I will try that on my local lake. Haven't caught a bass yet on the chatter bait yet. I have 2' of them.

[@The_Bass_Stunters]

Hey Randy I found one of your old Megabass signature Tomahawk 7’0 GTA Cranking rods on eBay out of Japan! How does that rod fish?

[@adammitchell3462]

I've never had confidence in a chatterbait but my local lake has has a flooded willow Forrest that's so shallow that it's completely off limits to anyone in anything but a kayak (like me) and I know bass are in that stuff(caught my pb in it,on a plopper) and I'd love to go out there and fish that area with something else than a top water...maybe I'll give the old mini max another try lol

[@ansonyt3966]

I never had confidence in one either but one pond i found that if i used a green Pumpkin Ultravibe speed craw on the back, just regular (horizontal)... i was smashing them. and like... just what the videos say. Only big quality bass i usually barely catch in this pond. I just reeled steady and it feels like the blade gets grass on it, you set the hook to shake the grass off, BOOM its a bass not grass. It was insane. Been addicted and avid chatterbait fisherman ever since. Green pumpkin or black and blue or white / chartreuse. Either a paddle tail or craw behind it. Eventually youll find what they want and youll be addicted like everyone else. Its awesome just keep throwin it

[@SpookyRedz]

Loved it , thanks

[@snotshovelinfection305]

Is like to see you make a series of what other fish can be caught on these baits... For instance I've caught pike and walleye on a chatterbait and a ned rig

[@Tallnerdyguy]

Ya I got a 6lb northern on a white chatterbait a few days ago

[@adammitchell3462]

Man,I slay the bass on about anything except any type of jig. I've never gotten bit on any type of jig, especially a bladed jig. I think I've gotten a bite or two on traditional jigs but not the chatterbait

[@ansonyt3966]

I never had confidence in one either but one pond i found that if i used a green Pumpkin Ultravibe speed craw on the back, just regular (horizontal)... i was smashing them. and like... just what the videos say. Only big quality bass i usually barely catch in this pond. I just reeled steady and it feels like the blade gets grass on it, you set the hook to shake the grass off, BOOM its a bass not grass. It was insane. Been addicted and avid chatterbait fisherman ever since. Green pumpkin or black and blue or white / chartreuse. Either a paddle tail or craw behind it. Eventually youll find what they want and youll be addicted like everyone else. Its awesome just keep throwin it

[@andrewschwab9748]

roll it slow with rod tip pointed down so it tracks on the bottom. Speed up slow down speed up slow down til you find what they hit at. Sometimes they’ll only hit if you keep changing retrieve speed back and forth like an erratic presentation.

[@richardbossman9875]

Always interested in Chatterbait juice, my second biggest ( weighed) bass came in one in summer and I barely knew what I was doing concerning chatterbaits back then.

[@AsianAmerican113]

Pier docks is way better than floating imo. Throw that Chatterbait and make contact with those legs that are in the water and wait for that rod to start loading up.

[@renerogers6950]

Hey Randy, what gear ratio do you recommend fishing a 3/8 oz chatterbait using a baitcast reel?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

7.1

[@michaelspears9837]

Finally a good fishing video vs a ffs bashing. Good vid

[@Tallnerdyguy]

Ffs is ruining fishing tournaments

[@twolf75]

Great information. But I fish from shore, will this work as well going from lake to shore instead of shore to lake?

[@twolf75]

Also do you have to have a flipping stick?

[@markyost4583]

Yup , chatterbait from shore is awesome. If you know how deep the water is your casting out to , toss it out , count the 3-4 then start retrieving, keep your rod tip down and go to town.

[@deancurlee9373]

Randy I know this off topic but does rivers channels have a thermocline like for instance where I live we have river lakes like eufaula Al or lake Harding do those lakes get theremocline

[@upchuckkamalu2649]

Rivers cannot havr a thermocline. The current constantly mixes the water and they’re relatively shallow

[@FiciousCritik]

It seems Randy uses his "candidate bait" to measure water visibility. (but not water _clarity?)_ Randy said (wrote) that he determines water visibility by dipping _The Lure_ to measure it; which does NOT measure "depth of WATER visibility/clarity"; instead Randy's _(variable)_ method measures the "depth of _The Lure's_ visibility." (more practical) It took a while for me to get it crystalized, as I already knew ... a _standardized_ black and white disk is used to accurately measure "water clarity" (no color variation) If my understanding needs adjustment, I'd like to know.

[@funkymojo111]

I think we are in that area of splitting hairs but here is my understanding from working in environmental health. Clarity is the amount of particulates suspended in a measured solution. It is measured in parts per million (ppm). Which I don't think any anglers are carrying beakers and other lab equipment to the field. Scientists measure visibility by dropping a black and white patterned disk tied to a rope until the pattern is no longer distinguishable. So you are right. For simplicity's sake, we can take a white lure and drop into the water until we can't see it and say that is the depth of visibility. Enough nerdiness, let's go fishing!

[@FiciousCritik]

​@@funkymojo111 You're too good to King Nerd. 👑🤓👑 I couldn't have expected a better confirmation. Gratitude. When Randy displays a certain (color) lure and speaks of its most effective depth, it's unclear (to this novice) if it's about the lure ... _AND that color,_ or more so the lure. He often specifies colors and depths together.