That's awesome bro and cool content with Paul mcbeth. My name is literally fish and I enjoy how educational you get and how your opinion compares to facts.
Love that you play disc golf, I started a few years ago and I am hooked! The only problem with disc golf is it really cuts into my fishing the past couple years! Lol
Such an underrated channel. Honestly, I know there’s no need for comparison, but your content are just so educational, fun, and engaging. You truly deserve the 1 mil subs that you don’t have yet.
That was some great catches, the stick bait out shines the rage bug 10 to 1, now maybe another creature bait like brush hog may work better than a worm on occasion, on the TN River the stick is best, I want you to do a comparison the rage tail Cut R worm to ol' monster 10.5! That would be epic!
I think both of those baits have their time and place, I have def seen a time where the senko will out perform the creature bait when on pressured waters or fishing clearer water. Its almost like fishing a tube but with a long and slender profile. personally I will opt for the creature bait for the spawn just because so many fish will only have 1/2 of the bait when they grab it off the bed and run with it. Good video my dude.
Tyler you’ve got an incredible channel going. Love when a new video pops up on my notifications. Any chance you could do a video on what you use for a culling system in tournaments. Just getting in to bass fishing and hoping to do a tournament in the next few weeks and would like some pointers. Thanks. Keep up the excellent work. It’s appreciated.
Love you channel, which I’m new to. First time using the senko last summer. I don’t get to fish much on a lake w out a boat, so never fished much with soft baits. The Senko Texas rig worked amazing on my one fishing trip which I’m in MN. It made my week the best fishing trip ever. Only missed 1 as it but the bottom off. Love your realism with the education! Your Comparing two baits, is so beyond helpful!! Thanks and keep up the great work!
Senkos along with other stick bait's are unmatched in alot of my fishing and one of my favorite things to throw... awesome fish man and really enjoyed you stick some nice river pig's!
Good stuff! I seem to pick up the Rage Bug when I'm pitching to docks or shallow cover. Senko for deeper structure. Not sure why but that's what happens.
I'm using a half one on a dropshot rig and secure it with a small piece of a destroyed softplastic so it can't Slip of the Hook. Brought me some of my biggest perch. Sadly we don't have Bass in my country.
Those senkos really started to shine. I typically have more confidence in them than I do with creature baits. This is the year I work on that. Great video as always Tyler.
I have to admit I did something I have never done. Hit the subscribe button. After watching about 20 of your videos I felt like I owed you that. Love how you explain things in a way I can understand. If I have a question, you have a video. Thanks for helping me become a better fisherman.
MAN, I absolutely love to hear feedback like that. I’m so glad to have people like you along for the journey, and I hope to continue to make videos that keep you around!
Roland Martin has great tips on the best way to set a hook using a Senkos. Want to work more up and down than side angle. At least that's what he says works for him. Thank you for the content.
@@TylersReelFishing awesome, that'll be interesting. Perhaps not only pay attention to which gets more bites, but also which is just more fishable in terms of fishing through brush or grass, snags and weedlessness, lure longevity/durability, etc. Thanks daddio!
I'm a big creature bait guy. My go-to is the Yamamoto Dual Tail Hula Grub, but a simple craw is always in my bag too. I like stick baits too, but I just don't have as much confidence in them.
This video has been out for a year, and I'm just now seeing it. You are now my new favorite angler. Disc golf, who knew!? Third favorite hobby next to fishing and pool!
Please tell me you are going to get your own line of molds and/or stamps on discs. Fishing and Disc Golf are literally my 2 main hobbies and passions and I get to share with my son on both.
I’m moving to Floresville Texas area with in the year. And old retired Navy guy have enjoyed your videos over a year. Would like to get with you once I’m there to learn some local lakes Brauniglake. ,Calaveras, and Corpus. Open for the lessons.
At first I’m like damn boat like that, area like that what am I watching but then you were crushing them left and right. So I subscribed! Hell of a day
trust me i don't have to look at tackle warehouse for colors lolol i filled my garage wall with soft plastic packs. i have a tackle buying problem. its good problem. but also no money. thats the problem
I don’t know if you’ll see this but a guide for both baits would be good especially after you did this comparison, Also if you see this good luck hope you catch a PB soon
I just had a similar situation in Michigan. They would only hit a senko or a brush hog. Wouldn't even pay attention to creature style baits. Maybe its the length of bait waving in the water? Was driving me nuts when i prefer using creature.
What's a good depth rule of fishing a weightless senko vs adding a small bullet weight? If none is their an added benefit or action of the bullet weight?
Tyler, just to let you know I really enjoy your videos. I have a question for you..I have been away from fishing for 30 years and just now getting back into it. I remember when bank fishing at a pond, using a plastic worm that when a fish hit you let him run with it for a few seconds before the hook set. Then when I was on the boat worm fishing, you set hook immediately. So I am back to bank fishing at the ponds. Can you tell me when I should set the hook? Thanks
Both pegged but not right against the soft plastic. I gave them like half an inch to move. And the creature bait had a 1/8oz weight and the senko had an 1/16oz weight
Tyler i think the hook up ratio on the senko is lower for sure, i fish in some GNARLY ponds in southern oregon full of weed, muck, branches etc. I fish a texas rigged senko slighly skin hooked 70% of the time my hook up ratio is probably 1 in 5
No sir, there are not many small snakes around here as their diet. As a matter of fact, senkos and other worms are rarely known to imitate snakes. They just imitate an opportunity
