Now that we're in mid-September and the largemouth are still chasing shad, the two lures I rely on (and hardly anyone talks about) are a 1/4 oz chrome/white rooster tail and a 2-inch silver spoon (two tiny lures that will catch big fish).
Started watching you, Ben Milliken and Tacticalbassin consistently last year and have advanced leaps and bounds in my knowledge and desire to go deeper in this sport, and I truly have all three of your channels to thank for that!
Man I think your channel deserves SO much more publicity. You continue to create AMAZING content. especially being I’m from Ohio too, you have become my favorite content creator. Also big fan of the pod cast keep doing what your doing and you will be extremely known and even more successful than you already are man.
I just started bass/lure fishing and I wait every week for one of your videos ,they’re real informative and easy to pick up ,I’ve bait fished my whole life but your videos helped me get in the groove of bass fishing, I appreciated you
I just haven't perfected throwing the alabama rig out of the kayak just yet. Plan to use it more thanks to your video. I thoroughly enjoy all your videos.
I caught a largemouth today that looked identical to that smallmouth that you caught in the clip while talking about A-rigs, minus the fact that it was a largemouth
Once again, Tyler you did not disappoint!! But would really love to hear your thoughts and opinions on Fishing river systems! No one seems to do videos regarding this topic. You’re a Opinions, thoughts and ideas would actually make your channel the best on RU-vid! You’re the best
At the end of summer beginning of fall I downsize my drop shot baits. I like using a Maxscent Hit Worm or a 3" to 4" Keitech Easy Shiner or regular swing impact, not the fat swing impact, in a baitfish shad color. Also here in NC when the balls of bait are being hammered I throw a donkey rig/double fluke with Zoom Fluke Jrs tied on. They will hit that even with thousands of real bait in the water.
I went a couple days ago fishing with two of my cousins and my cousin caught all the fish (two 17 inch smallies and a 16 inch largemouth) using an under spin.
Thanks for video especially on drop shot, I just can't get a bite on it, I've been using 12 to 15 inch leader, I'll try 2ft. Maybe you could show how you fish it.
Just went out this Labor Day morning, crisp morning. Got 5 good ones, then had to leave because of the Labor Day crowd but non the less. Watched this video and landed me some good ones!
Tyler, lake turnover happens in most natural lakes shortly, like a few weeks, before ice up. In reservoirs this might happen sooner but this is more a function of current than solar radiation. Because the thermocline occurs where water is 55F you will need consistent cooling for this to happen. Again around here this happens in early November but with climate change it is a bit later every decade or so. It is impossible for water to cool enough to turnover even by end of Sept in your neck of the woods. What is likely happening is they the fish are going to hard cover and spread out chasing bait. The grass though does seem to start changing in Sept and I bet this causes the fish to sulk a bit until they find safe locations
Man I appreciate your quality informative videos. I’ve maybe Fished 3x a year my whole life, but just got into bass fishing this summer and now can’t stop. Between you and @TylersReelFishing , you both are killing it with info and well put together videos. So thanks
Why does everyone say September is a tough month lol it's literally one if my best months of the year. Cooler water in the middle to late part of the month really fires up the bite here especially toowater. Maybe this is a middle of the country north issue, use southerners in areas don't get a tough month till October when the cool tp cold fronts really hit harder. Our flip is always in October here too.
