You really are the BEST when it comes to teaching the sport. Some may feel your videos are too lengthy, however they must be...your thoroughness is second to none. If you ever make it Maryland it would be an honor and privilege to have a couple of hours of your knowledge. Please don't change your instructional model. They are perfect.
Him and Matt Allen. Hands down two of the most informative, down to earth, & layed back bass fisherman I've ever seen. Watching these 2 get me so darn pumped up to get out bass fishing. Can't stress how much i appreciate Nicks Vids👌
I was fishing a texas rigged senko last weekend and lost 2 fish in a row. Ive never had that happen. On a whim I checked my offset wide gap hook against ones that were still in the package and it was shaped differently. I must have bent it somehow. The difference wasnt huge but I changed out the hook anyways. I caught 7 more bass and didnt lose any after the hook swap. Just thought id share that.
i just barely discovered your channel just a few days ago and after watching a few videos man i have to say you know your stuff and are an awesome teacher keep up the good work you earned a new sub
hey apparently you talked to a friend of mine named cory on an airplane or airport in Sacramento. He told me about your page and i look forward to watching your videos thanks
Also suggest snell knot the hook (especially on Flipping’ Hooks) when using a bullet head weight for better better hookups too. That was great in-depth knowledge very well communicated. Thank you.
hey apparently you talked to a friend of mine named cory on an airplane or airport in Sacramento. He told me about your page and i look forward to watching your videos
Great tips, How would you fish a curly tail worm, would you use a weight in shallow water, or just let it free float, A nd would you throw it in grass and brush. thanks
Great video. I love your channel! So I have an issue... At the lake that I fish at i had caught lots of fish off live shiners that I would catch in my cast net. It appears that they migrated because i can't catch them anymore. So now I'm trying to use lures. I've used topwater frogs, texas rig senkos, lipless crankbaits, spinner bait, and spoons. I've had no luck. No bites. I see the bass chasing fish in the lake so they are obviously active. Any ideas?
So why does it seem all plastics advised to use dont have curly twisty ends to the bait? ? Stick plastics..... no curly end? I think it's advertising? What happened to the classic worm? It was always KING?
I have a question when I was growning up we used blue an brown hooks why are people using black hook when study show bass can see your hook 100 ft deep I don't understand this
hey man I've had a hard time finding information on where to bank fish on a lake. I don't have a boat and lake fishing seems so slow from the bank. any ideas?
