Man, I'm a middle aged dude who just got back into fishing, and I'm consuming all your content, loading up my shopping cart, and hoping for a great 2021.
@@TylersReelFishing I’m doing what I can! I think you’ve done great blending practicality with some of the brands. The simpler the better for me for now. I’m still trying to figure out how to search your older videos for more specific content.
I’ve recently had a lot of success in my local “snot pond” using a square bill crank bait that goes about 1-3 feet deep. I pull it in front of and around the snot and it seems to draw them out, all while being able to push through the snot and not get hung up or collect too much
Great Tip Tyler! I hate 'its-notGrass' 😆 weightless plastics like you suggested are my choice. But I try to avoid those ponds. Good thing about algae build up is that it makes the water clear and an healthy environment for the fish but not good for fishermens
@@TylersReelFishing I literally tried this technique the next morning. But SC weather is dumb right now where it goes from 65 to 35 in one day and fish are confused.
Thanks for this video. Most of my fisheries are like this right now, and it's been frustrating for a long time now. Came across this video and wis an encouragement. Now on to order sone swimming worms. Lol
Great video. Im in Florida, and my neighborhood has several ponds, but they are covered in snot grass 24/7. Looking forward to not pulling that crap off my lures with every cast.
My local lake is nothing but snot grass at the bottom. Instead of switching hands in the air like you demonstrated, I simply started using left handed reels. No switching required and only a brief adjustment period to get the hang of reeling lefty.
In a pond i fish that's loaded with snotgrass i actually use a very shallow diving jurk bait with a slow rise and do very well but yeah you gotta use something you can keep above it.
Snot grass gets on the line or knot or plastics or whatever. It is what it is. Just deal with it and still catch fish. Just have to wipe it off after every cast.
I fish ponds like this all the time. It’s a pain. I’ve had success with a texas rigged senko. It will still get some gunk on it, but it’s manageable. Like he said, the only thing you can throw and not have any trouble is a frog.
All the close waters near me are just this snot grass everywhere by end of summer 😑 makes bass and trout fishing terrible having to pull off the grass between casts. Maybe this will help me avoid it lmao cause even trying Texas rig still pulling off snot
I was thinking about getting that kvd reel how does it compare with the mach 2 which I have already and other reels in that price range the mach 2 I love it way better than the American hero I had I like that the kvd is aluminum
I don't live in a place where a blade bait plays a factor, so when I travel somewhere and that bite is going, I will make a video on it. Now spy baits... I have no excuse there haha. I'll make one this summer
