Videos on bass behavior. Lots of fishermen do not know what baits work on like cloudy windy days or other weather. Even seasonal patterns would help many. I love all your information! I like how you explain how to do your hacks! GREAT JOB AGAIN David!!!! Roger The ExBassGuide
Old school! These baits were around in the 70-80's if you are on ebay these lures come up as "vintage". Thanks for a great video on new/old stock look, bass are smart and high pressure waters need something different.
Great stuff David! I and others appreciate the straight forward practical "Hacks" you are showing us. Keep up the awesome content and congratulations on your record setting Angler of the Year Title.
I see the concept around the umbrella rig reflected in the image of your frog. I've been using the "MJ Rig" idea of Timmy Horton's to great effect on smallies with Ochos. Size of the blade is size of bait.
Great tip, I've used the 2 willow blades (below the belly) before with the legs still attached with GREAT results. But I'll be trying the 4 blade system. Thanks again and keep those tips coming.
Keep them coming David. I haven't used a frog or any other bait yet. I tend to focus more on making the blade as noisy as possible on my homemade buzzbaits. I have been using some thin, brass blades lately that have alot of squeak to them & doing good. I will have to try the frog stuff.
Ed when are you going to ship me some? I am a buzz bait junkie! I'm sure I will be throwing some Buzzbaits this year on tour might even get you some vid time!
I got my PB x2 in the fall with BuzzBait with skirt and frog on it ..My PB small mouth bass was 7 lbs then in sept. got 7.4lbs with that rig and then a 7.8lb smallie on it in early oct.
I am really late finding and subscribing to your channel, but glad I did. Your instructions are excellent. This is thinking outside the box, but makes complete sense. Can wait to try it.
That’s pretty dam cool. Another thing that you could do is drill a few little holes in the blade. Give it the over the top splashing. Great videos man. Definitely telling my fishing buddies to check out your videos! Heard you on a pod cast while I was at work and looked you up on RU-vid. Can’t wait for the weather to warm up to try your Shakey head hooks. Keep up the good work!
Awesome idea, I like to use double buzz baits and I want to try this with one of them. I usually fish them really close to dark or after dark though so I will most likely use a much darker color of toad, great hack though man. Thanks a lot, I will be sure to give it a try!
+David Dudley I didn't think of that, that's a good idea. Thanks a lot, I just got back and caught 2 on a regular horny toad. I think my only problem with this might be that the place I fish has a ton of cichlids. I fish in South Florida and they will probably bite the blades off. Hopefully coloring them black would remedy that situation some. Still going to try it out, thanks a lot! I will let everyone here know the results with both black and silver blades. :)
That is cool trick must try also take that same blade and put it on a senko cut off the point side a little bit put that spinner blade in there and cast under hand on spinning rod let it hit water and leave bail open pull out a little line and it will sink backward think about it any stick bait will work it is a good trick and if you go old school get a power head jig made for weeds 45 degree hook get a 4 inch liz cut out tail put in spinner blade in place of tail they have not seen that since 1970 in Wisconsin that is where it comes from see old fishing facts mags for that
U could also do without the screwlock on the back and put the swivel on the hook similar to a trailer hook. You'd loose 1 extra blade rigged that way but they won't be able to tear it off
Drake, Focus on fishing. If you really want to be a pro then you must have something to offer them. So many are asking for sponsorship now they have there pick so you have to stand out. And by standing out I mean by catching fish. Be the one at the top, high school tournaments as well as local & college. When you rise to the top sponsors will look you. Not saying don't ask because you never know unless you do but you always seem to get more when they're looking you, than you looking them. You may have to pass hanging out with friends more and spend that time studying lakes online and on the water. It all comes down to how bad you want it, and it all starts with a positive mental attitude, believing in yourself, and putting in the time and hard work. Remember failure isn't final it's just one more step towards a victory. Not even the best pro's win every event , consistency is what pays the bills. Good luck
New sub and smashed the like button! I have done something close to what this looks like a couple years ago and had great results. Instead of white I used black or blue and Willow blades I found work best
WOW, that is some cool stuff. I love tinkering with lures and your video just got me a few other lures to tinker with. I'll send you the results... If it works. Thanks Dave
David, on a lake like Santee Cooper, is the buzzbait an effective choice on grass/stump flats once the fish start spawning? Or does it work best in pre and post spawn conditions?
@@howabouthetruth2157 you must not be watchin the same video bud, cause there's white, silver, pink, and chartreuse colored blades on that table. So don't "Dang son" me buddy lol, You just commenting for the hell of it?
I realy like your shows cuz. I got a qustion about why you keep sayin hacks on all your shows? I don't never see any hacks on there. What is it cuz? Its them things on your desk with the handles?They blue handles on em. they remind me of them needle neck grippers for getting hooks out? Is that what is? All your hack shows got dem on your table so thats all I can think it is?
