Today I used the worm alot.had hits on the slim senco unpegged 1/8.missed a big strike on the 10 inch anaconda worm,and the burner worm,and Alabama rig came through. I had the bone spook tied on and threw it . But I missed morning top water bite.it was sunup by the time I got to the launch.i switched to the lipless to cover ground ,but didn't connect w it or chatterbaits .it was my first fir catching on the a rig ,and a burner worm.love building confidence in New baits! Love the channel 👍
If you could only pick 3 those are great choices !! Hollow body frog might replace that walking bait depending where you are and the cover your pond has
My home lake is sparce of any visible cover around the whole lake. So the walking bait will hookup better for my conditions.the frog is best for hvy cover for me,and open water I use Stanley top toads and reel em.like a buzz bait. My lake has only deep grasses and sand bottom. There are no lillypads at this lake either.and visibility is about 3 to 4 foot w green tint.today I seen a good 3lber roaming shallower ,and schools of rat bass in small wolf packs working the shores for minnows.
@@mattthomen1608 under those conditions a walking bait or plopper is definitely the way to go . Might throw a rat wakebait over the grass too , early morning or dusk .
I used to go fishing with my dad but we were never really scientific about how we fished. It was mostly an excuse to pass some time together. But recently I’ve been wanting to learn about how to actually fish, like how to use the seasons, water temperature, and direction of the sun to make informed bets around where Bass are going to be. Can anyone recommend any videos please?
Anthony, I am, or I have been filmed more informative instructional videos. Bass want structure to ambush forage fish. Early morning and later in the afternoon is the best times to fish, IMO. During the middle of the day they will stay in deeper water to get away from the sun but again rocks, laydowns stumps are key points that you should fish. I would suggest looking up videos on lures that your interested in using. CZcams has a lot of videos to help you. Cheers!!
Hot the magnifying glass at the top of the page. In the search box, type “seasonal bass behavior”. And, of course, hit Search. After watching several of those for an overview, substitute the season, month, pre-spawn, spawn, and post-spawn for “seasonal.”
Ya I've been fishing from shore for a few years now, just recently caught my biggest bluegill with a popper. No bass yet but that inspired me to try them more.
Solid advice on what baits to use for June, and seeings how my B-Day is June 1st, I will have to go out and try 2 out of the 3 baits shown. Looking forward to next month !!! #GetUrFishOn2022
The Xorus Asturie is the topwater lure....A Band Of Anglers . com Crankbait SGT thunderhawklures.com use geturfishon30 and save money. DOA CAL Worm doalures.com Hope that helps. Cheers Kent.
I have a video idea for topwater walking baits and went to the pond during the middle of the day....which I don't do..... first cast with drone in the air a bass smacks the lure.... didn't hook it but it's pretty cool. Short video coming soon. Cheers Carl.
I'm a new subscriber and enjoyed watching. I'm darn near deaf and couldn't understand the name of your top water walking bait. It looks good but I don't know how to find it. If you by chance do read this, please let me know the name and manufacturer. Thank you.
Thank you and welcome to the team. That topwater lure is the Xorus Asturie, best walking bait I've ever used. Kinda tough to find and get, but it's awesome. Again thanks and if I can ever help ya, please reach out. Cheers!!
Thanks, welcome to the team, and more importantly congrats on starting to fish. If you have any questions please ask and I’ll do my best to answer em. Cheers
@@naturesht3095 depends on what month you’re coming. Black/blue Texas rig, flipping a black/blue bug. Zoom speed worm in Black/blue with a tiny bullet weight pegged
@@naturesht3095 water temp gets low-mid 90’s around that time. They’ll either be deep or under the mats. Your best bet is finding them under mats. Follow my page as I’m staring to upload fishing information for Florida specifically since this is where I live
Me too. What do you think is the most successful lure to use? I've got three tied on for this afternoon, frog, worm and rat benny. Which one will I catch the most and biggest fish with? Cheers!!
Yep. Gotta get to tying on some crankbaits. Just gotta find fish willing to chase em ;)
Squarebill is tough to beat this time of year !
Today I used the worm alot.had hits on the slim senco unpegged 1/8.missed a big strike on the 10 inch anaconda worm,and the burner worm,and Alabama rig came through. I had the bone spook tied on and threw it . But I missed morning top water bite.it was sunup by the time I got to the launch.i switched to the lipless to cover ground ,but didn't connect w it or chatterbaits .it was my first fir catching on the a rig ,and a burner worm.love building confidence in New baits! Love the channel 👍
Thank you Matt, it is appreciated. Cheers!!
One of my favorite channels hands down. Take care and be safe.
Yes I do so for you
THANK YOU!!!! Cheers!!
If you could only pick 3 those are great choices !! Hollow body frog might replace that walking bait depending where you are and the cover your pond has
Frog is coming next month for sure. I've started thinking about that one already. Cheers!!
@@GetUrFishOn frog bite has been pretty good here in Massachusetts! Definitely a great way to catch and locate fish !! 🍻
My home lake is sparce of any visible cover around the whole lake. So the walking bait will hookup better for my conditions.the frog is best for hvy cover for me,and open water I use Stanley top toads and reel em.like a buzz bait. My lake has only deep grasses and sand bottom. There are no lillypads at this lake either.and visibility is about 3 to 4 foot w green tint.today I seen a good 3lber roaming shallower ,and schools of rat bass in small wolf packs working the shores for minnows.
@@mattthomen1608 under those conditions a walking bait or plopper is definitely the way to go . Might throw a rat wakebait over the grass too , early morning or dusk .
Subscribed newly to the channel … fish on!
Welcome to the channel Cody and thank you. Cheers!!
Good stuff as always, Steve. I don’t know where that still of the dock and pads came from but if a photo ever screamed fish that one did.
Yeah that's a beautiful STOCK photo that I got.... still awesome. I have a spot like that. It had a mutant bass in it. Cheers!!
What was that first top water bait?I looked and couldn’t find it in the MORE section.
What is the best bait for bass in current in a rocky area?
June gotta be our "Dream Month" in Florida...86 sunny might rain làter Bàss r on.....Steve u use ewg with your lg. worm ?
Yeah, like 99% of the time its a Daiichi Bleeding bait hook 4/O!! Cheers!!
I used to go fishing with my dad but we were never really scientific about how we fished. It was mostly an excuse to pass some time together. But recently I’ve been wanting to learn about how to actually fish, like how to use the seasons, water temperature, and direction of the sun to make informed bets around where Bass are going to be. Can anyone recommend any videos please?
Watch Mystery Tackle Box
Anthony, I am, or I have been filmed more informative instructional videos. Bass want structure to ambush forage fish. Early morning and later in the afternoon is the best times to fish, IMO. During the middle of the day they will stay in deeper water to get away from the sun but again rocks, laydowns stumps are key points that you should fish. I would suggest looking up videos on lures that your interested in using. CZcams has a lot of videos to help you. Cheers!!
Hot the magnifying glass at the top of the page. In the search box, type “seasonal bass behavior”. And, of course, hit Search. After watching several of those for an overview, substitute the season, month, pre-spawn, spawn, and post-spawn for “seasonal.”
Absolutely the best baits. Love the thunderhawk lures. The A10 is so sweet.
Great baits. Looking forward to seeing the new stuff for iCast sometime soon. Cheers Will!!!
thanks for the tips.
Gotta love Big Steve right
Oddly enough I've never caught a bass topwater. But have always had luck with spinners or swim baits.
Ya I've been fishing from shore for a few years now, just recently caught my biggest bluegill with a popper. No bass yet but that inspired me to try them more.
Great choices, i am surprised no frog. Great video. Informative.
Frog FOR SURE IN JULY!!
Solid advice on what baits to use for June, and seeings how my B-Day is June 1st, I will have to go out and try 2 out of the 3 baits shown. Looking forward to next month !!! #GetUrFishOn2022
Good luck brother. Cheers!!
Thanks
Great lures and great video!
Thanks Steve 👍
Thank you brother.
What are the names and brands of the lures used here? Where can they be purchased? Thanks!
The Xorus Asturie is the topwater lure....A Band Of Anglers . com
Crankbait SGT thunderhawklures.com use geturfishon30 and save money.
DOA CAL Worm doalures.com
Hope that helps. Cheers Kent.
Good video Steve! Enjoyed this one.
My PB bass, 8.5lbs, came in the month of June. The choices here are solid and will catch you some fish for sure. Thanks for sharing. #hanksnowoutdoors
Finally got my first of the year up here in the PNW. Slow drag on a max scent worm.
Well said good talk, thank you.
Thank you!! Cheers Marc!!
Like that top water bait
I have a video idea for topwater walking baits and went to the pond during the middle of the day....which I don't do..... first cast with drone in the air a bass smacks the lure.... didn't hook it but it's pretty cool. Short video coming soon. Cheers Carl.
I just subscribe. I like your hat and the content of the video...
Thank you and welcome to the team. ALWAYS TACKLEWEBS!!! Cheers!!
Where do we buy a zorud walking bait bro coming bro
A Band Of Anglers website. Cheers!!
Hello
Thanks for the info!
Roger, I hope that it helps.... Chees and thanks!!
just joined great tips keep them coming
Thanks Jeff!! Got a couple more coming soon......Frog Fishing and a Presidential Lure Challenge...LOL Thanks again and welcome to the team. Cheers!!
Have a feeling it will be florida fishing related, im guessing all top water before i watch lol
Don't judge a book by it's cover!!! LOL Cheers!!
Good stuff man!!
Thank you Moses!! Cheers!!
Good stuff!!!
I'm a new subscriber and enjoyed watching. I'm darn near deaf and couldn't understand the name of your top water walking bait. It looks good but I don't know how to find it. If you by chance do read this, please let me know the name and manufacturer. Thank you.
Thank you and welcome to the team. That topwater lure is the Xorus Asturie, best walking bait I've ever used. Kinda tough to find and get, but it's awesome. Again thanks and if I can ever help ya, please reach out. Cheers!!
Can’t forget the classic lizard 🦎
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thanks man great video and i left a sub for ya
Thank you and welcome to the team. If I can help ya in any way, please reach out. Cheers!!
Fresh sub, new to fishing here!!
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What up g I subbed
Awesome, thank you and welcome to the team. Cheers!!
Grenades always work, lol.
Donald, where can I pick those "lures" up? LOL joke. Cheers and thanks for making me laugh.
@@GetUrFishOn The Taliban has my stash now…. Lol.
Good Video Subscribed
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@@GetUrFishOn Thank You
This is all accurate, as long as you aren’t in south Florida
What do you recommend to use in south Florida? For largemouth? What type of lures. I’m taking a trip to south Florida. Recommend any places ??
@@naturesht3095 depends on what month you’re coming. Black/blue Texas rig, flipping a black/blue bug. Zoom speed worm in Black/blue with a tiny bullet weight pegged
@@spacecoastfisherman1128 first two weeks of july.
@@naturesht3095 find floating cover. Pitch with a 1-1.5oz weight about 1-2 feet in from the edge. They’ll be under there
@@naturesht3095 water temp gets low-mid 90’s around that time. They’ll either be deep or under the mats. Your best bet is finding them under mats. Follow my page as I’m staring to upload fishing information for Florida specifically since this is where I live
New subscriber here! Great stuff! My favorite lure this time of year is a now discontinued (I think) Bandit squarebill in river bream/bluegill !
Nice. Thanks for sub'ing and being part of the team. Hopefully you'll enjoy some of the videos. Cheers!!
Subed
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Are you mark zona
I know him, but I am not him, great guy though. Cheers!!
Thunder hawk bro stop
I wish they made a lure that said come eat me
Me too. What do you think is the most successful lure to use? I've got three tied on for this afternoon, frog, worm and rat benny. Which one will I catch the most and biggest fish with? Cheers!!
@@GetUrFishOn rat Benny
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Hello
Hello and welcome to the team. Cheers