This TECHNIQUE will Change WORM Fishing FOREVER

[@josephcastiglione2161]

A great video- #1 video on the day. 😎👍

[@bigq7856]

Another awesome vid homie

[@mikeybalzz]

Appreciate it

[@BretReidFishing]

The BEST video on this particular technique!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know, because I’ve been on the lookout for a great while now on the how, why, where, etc. Thanks, Mikey, you’re the best!!!!

[@mikeybalzz]

👊 this was fun to shoot man!

[@gregorydoerfler7681]

Great explanation and demo. Real straightforward

[@mikeybalzz]

👊 thanks bud!

[@kennylowe9404]

Great video and information!! Thanks bro!

[@mikeybalzz]

Thanks!

[@makinbigbassmemories6450]

That jig head is fire 🔥

[@jackdixon4530]

Good video!! Great info!! 🐟🐟🐟🐟

[@cg-keuka]

Agreed. It really works on smallies.

[@deehart9276]

Great video! I haven’t tried a ned however a drop shot be smacking them that way.

[@gavinrobertson7799]

Drop shot is better IMO

[@pennysgarage]

Popping the rod throws a lot of vibration through the water because of the line that's in the water. Quick reel is the sauce 😎

[@fishncoach8699]

Man I was about to say you're crazy bc the line is always in the water... But you could be right when the line changes paths

[@pennysgarage]

@@fishncoach8699 when the line moves from slack to tight quickly, I'd bet it sends an odd wave or vibration through the water. The fish definitely feel that. Maybe popping from a tighter line may not disturb them so much.

[@fishncoach8699]

In thinking it's more the line being pulled horizontally through the water column. Same reason chatterbaits and rattle traps work.

[@pennysgarage]

@@fishncoach8699 Okay I see what you mean there.

[@mikeybalzz]

I never thought about that 👊 appreciate the knowledge

[@bobbyinman9881]

I do the same thing with a trick worm, Texas rigged! It works well as long as there is multiple fish when it drops by them.

[@heneken67]

Are you in Toho?? Love that lake

[@Kctfishn]

Works with tube too

[@billstopinski2568]

mike are you still in tennessee or down to florida for the winter

[@mikeybalzz]

Back in AL

[@jimwarden9617]

Hey Bog! Hey Mikey!

[@DanielBoone337]

I've played around with a mag ned, a finesse jig, and big jig on Toledo Bend and Sam Rayburn. It's definitely a numbers game but watching them run it down on livescope is freakin fun. Great video as always keepem coming brother!!!

[@mikeybalzz]

It's crazy how they will chase that thing down to the bottom like a rocket!

[@Radican1]

How deep is the water in these situations and how deep are the bass suspended? I recently got ffs on my kayak and I need some pointers 😂. I’ve only caught one fish using it out of like 6 times out but I don’t know what I’m looking for exactly and I’m also just so like entranced I just keep pedaling around and like tossing at underwater structure I didn’t know existed just to get excited when little blobs are curious and follow it 😂

[@DanielBoone337]

@Radican1 throwing these baits like this 15 maybe 20 ft is about the deepest water I'll target them much deeper then that it seems like largemouth tend to lose interest before they run it down. I generally target fish in that 5 to about 15ft but if they're out there over really deep water I go to a minnow and jighead along with a few different jerkbaits.

[@collinsalwaysfishing]

I stroke a Tokyo rig through grass in dirty water and it gets them fired up. Im usually using a junebug zoom magnum finesse worm.

[@mikeybalzz]

Yeah I bet you that thing dances on that rig!

[@sapper3082]

Bro, what lake did you hit?

[@WILDBILLSOUTDOORS]

I've got a theory on why popping it up with the rod tip doesn't work. I think they can feel the sound/vibration generated down the line from the rod tip, and since everyone has been doing that forever they can tell something ain't right, but when you reel it like you explained, you won't get the vibrations traveling down the line. Just a theory, but makes sense to me.

[@Tom-ic7hw]

z man guys say senco style leftovers wont catch fish I always save my tore up ones

[@ilikerealmaplesyrup]

What song is that?

[@jtrule1]

First view / first comment! 💪💪💪

[@soyskills]

I prefer Ned with an offset hook instead of a weed guard

[@terrywilliams6]

See if you can get that weed guard stiffer it's trash..I like power Ned better it's perfect!

[@AlabamaBassin]

Thats how the females get us man. It's always the ones that stroke it to the top 😂

[@Squarenutz]

Great method, but show me without using forward facing

[@TheBamadude]

Stop boat…drop trolling motor….cast….🎉

[@tsigr]

Reinventing the worm every six months.Its a honest living.......;/

[@russb296]

Basically old school stroking technique but reeling instead of rod movement...just add new technology...FFS... Did this with 4"and 5" grubs on a ball head back in the 80's...just didn't have the Live screen to watch the fish react...

[@russb296]

Old school you would just locate the fish with 2D and then throw marker buoys out...