Trolling for Striped Bass - Alabama Rig on Lake Norman

[@michaelanderson5747]

I've eaten plenty of spots, caught most of mine creek stomping around west central Indiana. Great on light tackle and yes, very good eats.

[@jeremystacy1333]

What happend to the lund

[@DieterMelhorn]

Hopefully nothing…it was in the driveway 20 minutes ago….😆😆🤣😜

[@jeremystacy1333]

@DieterMelhorn hahaha I remember the last video u said it was going to the shop didn't know if u had a update

[@timothymcvay7286]

Hey legend what size spinning reels are you using for the perch great video

[@DieterMelhorn]

Those are 2000 series.....

[@jordancapps-ms9bf]

Hit me up sometime and I’ll show you how a thumper will turn those fish on. They love the sound of my thumper on an aluminum boat.

[@DieterMelhorn]

I've never used one while moving, only while vertical fishing live baits........

[@imforgiven2011]

May be a dumb question, but here in Florida, we troll for fish, but that means we put our rods out and go a slow speed until we get fish on. That's not what you mean by trolling for bass, correct? I don't see your boat moving. I think you mean trolling around and looking for them? I was like, "What??? you can troll for bass?" 😅 Update: I just watched the rest of the video, and you really ARE trolling like I was referring to. That's awesome, I've never heard of such a thing, I'll have to try that at our lake house in Alabama on the Coosa River. Wow, TY for posting!!

[@DieterMelhorn]

Yah, I am running the big motor at about 1.8-2.5mph......you can do it with a battery powered trolling motor, but you'll need a 36 volt to get the speed.

[@DieterMelhorn]

I explain it around 7:55.......

[@martyaustin6545]

Why did you not try live minnows, but you caught a bunch without using live bait

[@kash1454]

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