Un-Snagged: 6 Tips on How to Un-Snag your Lures!

Don't you hate snagging your lures? whether it's on wood, rock or trees, there are ways that you can get out of a snag. In this video, I give you some easy tips on how to un-snag your lures.
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[@firstclass1032]

Me sitting at the pond for hours without a line cutter trying to watch this video so I can go home lol

[@nahumcruz718]

Next time if you don’t have a line cutter put the line on a rock and hit the line with another rock, that works perfect 😂

[@theoneandonly15]

Line cutters? I just use my teeth😅

[@dalmatino9336]

Good advices,but the best advice is written on your shirt.👍

[@denofearthundertheeverlast5138]

I've cut a whole branch off just to get my lure back...lol

[@frankieroman7535]

Me too 🤣

[@franklinfraser4747]

same here

[@Tomato1224]

I put one in a tree and I’m going back with a limb cutter to get it back lol

[@jadonmercado]

I feel like we all have

[@bobjohnson9806]

resourceful!

[@ChrisG9978]

One trick that sometimes works when you're just about out of options....pull straight back on the snagged lure, put some tension on the line, then quickly open the bail or click your line release to quickly release the line tension. This may cause the lure to launch forward of where it was snagged and free it up. Works for snags on rocks in rivers/creeks as well as snags in trees.

[@Dino_Motion123]

Saved many lures for me.

[@robhunter7236]

You just gave me a funny priceless recollection. Thank you :) The trick when you are over a log works great and I am quite skilled at it. My brother in law not so much. He miss timed it so well it wrapped around a high branch like 299 times (slight exaggeration there). It was the funny moment for the trip :)

[@EdwardForgacs]

I'm at the lake right now, I tried tip #3: "use a stick" and it worked! I can't believe it. Thank you so much!

[@EASTSIDERIDER707]

I fish snaggy river banks and carry a small stick along with my pliers. I usually attach my weights with light line and sacrifice it and save my leader and hook.

[@itsajaysharma]

DUDE! Stick method worked like a charm! Thanks for helping me avoid jumping in a river haha

[@abcxyz9643]

Tip #2 during summer months is the best. When its warm enough swim and wade out to your lure haha.

[@h-townfishing1382]

broke my rod today by pulling up and there was a school of bass i was sight fishing for lol, by far my most frustrating moment. it happens to the best of us.

[@carbongastropod3307]

Getting snagged and then reeling in to find that your line didn’t break feels better than catching a fish sometimes

[@AA-zz7fb]

Your a hero saved me from going into the lake lol

[@cuivre2004]

Pulling straight back on a snagged jig or lure with a bullet weight is a good way to injure yourself or your partner. If it turns loose, it WILL come back at you like the bullet that it is. You didn't even mention the bow-string technique of unsnagging- that is the most effective method to use, by far.

[@compuserveuser2779]

Very well put together and informative video. The best of those tips for me has always been a strong braided line (at least 20lb test) and a good knot along with the stick trick. I've bent hooks to hades to free the lure that way. The scariest part is having twin treble hooks come flying towards your face at the force of a baseball. Lol.

[@fishingfever_312]

Thank you so much, I was about to go swimming for my whopper plopper before I watched this. Your tip #6 did the trick for me

[@Bubba-ol4vd]

Thank you

[@malcovichoverlord4353]

Place looks BEAUTIFUL

[@thomas-yn3ok]

A trick that usually works for me is getting one of those clip swivels and a weight with a loop, attach the weight to the swivel which you connect to your line. Give the line some slack (about 6-7 ft past where you think the lure is stuck) and then throw that weight as hard as you can straight past where your lure is and it will rip the lure right out of the log, rocks or weeds that its stuck in ;) also, make sure your drag is set tight and your rod is secured cause it might just fly away if your line is strong enough! It doesn't always work but it's my last effort before just snapping or cutting the line

[@davidcox9674]

Another trick that has saved me close to a thousand dollars over the last two years is to carry a landing net with an extendable pole so I can reach any lures close in, eg bushes or rushes etc. Snag them with the net and drag them out. Paid for that net many times over. Also use it for landing the fish so I don't lose them dragging them up the bank.

[@louisfishing1331]

thanks so much you are the best☝️ Keep it up

[@leonpoplawski5578]

I’d recommend safety glasses. I have had lures come back like a bullet. “Thy rod and thy reel they comfort me”

[@robertveith2571]

Wrapping your line around your pilers is a bit better than a stick .

[@loryrowe6581]

I lost 2 lures today fishing for salmon. I changed the angle and loosen my line, and didn’t work. I think because I pulled the tip of my rod up instead of pulling back. I will try your advice. Thanks.

[@JoseDiaz-rd9fh]

Treble hooks are not necessary on lures they only cause more snags. Putting a regular hook of your choice facing backwards will greatly reduce snags

[@boenbeer3924]

stick trick worked for me

[@damoncormier4970]

Yea this is fine except when the hook comes flying out the water

[@franklinfraser4747]

thanks

[@timothyroche6445]

hi , i don't use trebles ever because walleye water is ROCK AND MORE ROCK. so i use jigs and tie a reverse bucktail ,usually1/16 or 1/8 to learn how see michael jensen fishing ,he is the BEST

[@OuterSpacce]

I was pulling up then tried pulling back it it worked

[@fisherkyle5969]

Sweet video

[@TheFishinPastor]

Thank you

[@orion310591RS]

Or get 20 gram lead with swivel, put 4 chains each of 25cm, use snap item and retrieval line, let it slide down your main line, jiggle 10 times to get it close to lure, and pull back retrieval line. Another solution is to string main line like you are shooting arrow from bow.

[@EliteBassStickFishing]

💯💪👊LET'S GO!!! Awesome vid💯

[@TheFishinPastor]

Thanks man! Also, thanks for your support.

[@crash1do]

Click like if you usually just jump in the water to get your lures back like me.

[@h-townfishing1382]

off to go get me a new rod

[@johnkim3056]

Hey Pastor!! Where can I buy the Spartacus plus reel?

[@TheFishinPastor]

I don't have that answer for you, sorry. If you contact Eposeidon customer service they can help you out with that.

[@kentan8536]

Tip no. 7. Do not look directly into what you are pulling, look away. Your eyes worth much more than your lures.

[@telefunkenyou47]

You can pray that the good lord will un-snag your lure.

[@theoneandonly15]

Yes lol

[@timejumper8003]

I subbed

[@hotdogssuck]

That method were u pluck the line like a bow and arrow has worked well for me sorry i dont know what the name of it is. I saw someone doing it and started doin it myself.