3 Rod & Reel COMBOS That Cover 95% Of BASS FISHING

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  • There are a ton of Rod and Reels on the market but these 3 cover 95% of bass fishing!
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Komentáře • 128

  • @JewportMenthols
    @JewportMenthols Před 2 lety +103

    As a kayak fisherman less is more a 7' MH baitcasting combo and 6'6 M spinning combo really simplifies life on the water and makes you focus on actually fishing

    • @tommybool1000
      @tommybool1000 Před rokem

      What baits do you fish on each rod?

    • @JewportMenthols
      @JewportMenthols Před rokem +21

      @@tommybool1000 I usually fish anything over 1/4 oz on the 7' MH baitcasting combo like texas rigs, Jigs, spinnerbaits and frogs. On the 6'6 spinning I throw dropshots, weightless Texas rigs, wacky rigs and ned rigs.

    • @l4x3rj
      @l4x3rj Před rokem +1

      Agreed as a kayak fisherman too. I add a MH crank bait rod because i live up north I often troll from spot to spot

    • @mikefromoh2925
      @mikefromoh2925 Před rokem +2

      Yep. Add a medium action mini rod if you want an extra that stays out of the way!

    • @bruceesterline3170
      @bruceesterline3170 Před rokem

      That's Right ✅️

  • @marctheriault
    @marctheriault Před 2 lety +30

    Another good feature of concentrating on the specs of the equipment, aside from brand choice, is it will apply to everyone’s price point. While I also like the $100 range for rods or reels, if I come across a nice deal, or decide I deserve to splurge on a particular rod/reel, knowing what I want for length, strength, action, or reel retrieval ratio are still the key factors in making each purchase.
    You give useful, practical, informative advice that can apply to everyone. A lot of times folks who do tournaments are recommending equipment based on where they’re at, instead of where their viewers are at. That’s never a problem with your recommendations. Many thanks for that. 👍👊🏻

  • @rafabonati7757
    @rafabonati7757 Před 2 lety +7

    I actually have 3 baitcaster rods and 3 or 4 spinning rods. What you presented here not only helps people new to fishing, but also gives confidence to those of us who appear to be doing the right things with the equipment we have. It’s always good to listen carefully and learn from professionals, whatever the field they are in.

  • @ronaldyeater3322
    @ronaldyeater3322 Před 2 lety +7

    Sup. You nailed it. I am 49 and disabled. This year broke my budget on 3 combos. 2 baitcasting and 1 spinning, decided it's time. I still have some dedicated spinning combos, 1 dropshot, 1 frog, 1 live bait. And now my new ones. Still have many more but some of the grandkids are ready to upgrade to spinning combos. Yes I started family young at 15. But everything you said makes me more confident in my new purchases. Ty tc

  • @tdeeb6359
    @tdeeb6359 Před 2 lety +3

    I have been studying bass fishing for just over 4 years now( yes on YT, YES I take notes. I guess that makes me a googan of sorts.) And I have wondered all that time up to this minute trying to figure out what the deal was on rods❗️Bless you Ty, you have finally explained it so I could understand! Gobs of thanks to you for this new 🔥🔥🔥🔥vid. Thanks for keeping us girls and guys under your wing. If I was still traveling to Pittsburgh a couple of times a year, I’d slip over to Ohio and buy you dinner!! If you’re ever near the coast of NC, give me a holler and I’ll make good on it.
    OLA from NC.- Retired/disabled
    deputy Sheriff

  • @briancarroll4333
    @briancarroll4333 Před 2 lety +8

    Your the man. First time I've heard about rod selection based on hook type. This makes perfect sense. Nice one Ty .

  • @skittles7001
    @skittles7001 Před 2 lety +2

    Used to think it was my inability to catch anything but catfish. All I have is MH Fast action baitcast rods. That's what's available around my residence in NY. So no we I'm using my spinning rod for my jerk baits. With what you're saying, I need to revamp my rods. Thanks for your advice. Also thanks to the first 3-5 people who left comments.

  • @Tacklemaniac
    @Tacklemaniac Před 2 lety +5

    Great info!
    I personally use a baitcaster for everything.
    Even down to finesse.
    I use the Shimano 150 MGL with a 7’1” medium/medium light, fast action rod for all of my Ned, wacky, Neko, etc.
    Having the right equipment is key!
    (If and only if your budget allows!)
    Just my two cents!

  • @c.shoefish
    @c.shoefish Před 2 lety +12

    As someone on a pretty tight budget I would definitely agree with this list, I like what you said it depends where you live and fish, I was gonna say something about that but you mentioned it already. Also, people don't always realize you can have 2-3 different reels with different types of line and switch them on the rods, case in point, in most areas, I personally think a medium power fast action rod is insanely versatile. You can slap some copolymer or mono line and you instantly have a great cranking rod, than throw a different reel on with braid or flouro and have a spinnerbait or jig rod. Cool video man

    • @ilycxshh_6552
      @ilycxshh_6552 Před 3 měsíci +1

      i see you on every bass videos comments😂

    • @c.shoefish
      @c.shoefish Před 3 měsíci

      @@ilycxshh_6552 yeah...I'm always lurking about 🤣

  • @farmkid1981
    @farmkid1981 Před 2 lety +2

    You sir are my favorite youtuber. I actually learn thing. THANK YOU!!!!! GOOD LUCK

  • @TeamAbbott44
    @TeamAbbott44 Před 2 lety +3

    Good stuff man! Really breaks it down to keep and a good reminder to keep it simple.

  • @DynamoMan-js3cy
    @DynamoMan-js3cy Před rokem +1

    As a Floridian myself I got to say that all you need in Florida is 2 rods. 6.5ft heavy for flipping and punching and a 7ft medium fast for your all around fishing

  • @carlgwizdala1507
    @carlgwizdala1507 Před 2 lety +1

    Good Evening BassFishingHQ, I Enjoy Watching your Vedio's! There Very Informative and to the point! LOL! I have been fishing over 25 years of my life! LOL! Fishing since I was 8 years of age, now I am 52 years of age! WTF! :-) I ENJOY your passion in defining the different caratistics of rods and reel combo's that define our quest in achieving the ultimite catch of a life time! :-) Please continue to show additional information on catching these "BEAUTIFUL BASS!" THANK YOU! "KEEP A tight lINE!" Sincerely, Mr. Carl J. Gwizdala. AKA. DESPERADO! :-) LOL!

  • @nathanhammond3853
    @nathanhammond3853 Před 2 lety +1

    From Ohio near Lake Erie and wanted to say I love the videos and can’t wait for more. You have helped me in Florida territory with fishing!! OH!

  • @mylesbuck1961
    @mylesbuck1961 Před 2 lety +1

    Solid advice in under 10 minutes - thank you sir!

  • @AndyOutdoorsChannel
    @AndyOutdoorsChannel Před 4 měsíci

    I think the top three to start with if possible are:
    1. Medium moderate 7ft casting combo
    2. Medium heavy fast 7ft
    3. Medium or medium lite 7ft spinning combo with 3000 thousand rod
    These will cover everything from finnesse fishing to your topwater fishing to Medium flipping, pitching jigging IMHO also it I based on your fishing style and what you like throwing. Obviously it's also based on your personal location and lakes and ponds maybe river/streams your fishing as well. If you have areas with more structure and snags these setups may need to be upgraded a class or two and if you have areas with not so much stricter or vegitation then you can go possibly lighter. But awsome video and very informative to help at some kind of starting point.

  • @jbagelfishing2907
    @jbagelfishing2907 Před 2 lety +1

    Was expecting a MH, a H, and a medium spinning. Happy that you went with the medium baitcaster. Truly is underrated for most anglers use, and a medium heavy is recommended for beginners. I have always fished a medium baitcaster, even before i knew what it was. I'm telling you folks, heavier rods have their place but they are overrated and specialty type rods that if you are a bank fisherman are pretty much for punching and frogging and thats it.

    • @ETuss713
      @ETuss713 Před 2 lety +2

      Unless you just like spinners, theres no need for them if you prefer baitcasters. Inshore in Tx, often, you'll find folks throwing light lures (micro, bfs, weightless flukes....) on UL, L, ML casting rods.
      Old 18 makes excellent UL, L, and ML rods for those applications.

  • @emoutdoors5661
    @emoutdoors5661 Před 2 lety +1

    Could you do a video on specifically targeting big bass, such a lure selection and starting areas of a lake / season? Thanks!

  • @Oldbasshole
    @Oldbasshole Před 2 lety

    Solid advice for people just getting started ! For years I had just 3 rods and just learned to make it work . You can use the medium heavy rod for everything just use mono when throwing treble hook baits , that stretch helps when fighting those fish . Great video as always

  • @mbeieler
    @mbeieler Před 2 lety +1

    Great video! practical and realistic for alot of us out there!! thanks!

  • @marcaustin
    @marcaustin Před 2 lety

    Finally. I've been waitin for someone to make this video!!! Tks brother

  • @kevinwesley3144
    @kevinwesley3144 Před 2 lety +1

    This is so true!!!! It is so easy to get caught up in hype and forget that the KISS system is the best.

  • @134rwa
    @134rwa Před 2 lety +1

    Excellent choices, those principles can also be applied to bank fishing, in fact, my 3 rod selection is very similar to what you have there.

  • @chasep2770
    @chasep2770 Před 2 lety

    Thanks Tyler, appreciate all your hard work, doesn’t go unnoticed my friend

  • @jpvernoutside3378
    @jpvernoutside3378 Před rokem

    GREAT VIDEO like always. I've spent most of my night following videos where you refer on subject to another.
    I really have learned a lot of great information that I've been able to use from you.

  • @anz2441
    @anz2441 Před 4 měsíci

    Rod length changes if ur a bank/pond fisherman like myself. I use 6'6 mh for texas rig..7ft med for ploppers and cranks...7'4 for frogs

  • @scottvermonter920
    @scottvermonter920 Před 2 lety +1

    Great info Tyler Thank you!

  • @robertdtimmerman6507
    @robertdtimmerman6507 Před 2 lety +2

    ***Took the plunge and ordered a Bruin 7.3:1 reel. I will let you know my thoughts after I use it a few times***

  • @LUE68
    @LUE68 Před 2 lety

    I'm the guy that as a coangler shows up with 13 rods all set up for the dift techniques. As well as a Yeti cooler size Tackle bag. I'm a super popular draw!! Ull admit that a T rig, topwater and dropshot should be there own set ups. Then ur 3 and ur at 6. Would u throw a magdraft or glide bait on ur 7 3" mhvy? Love ur channel Ty!!

  • @somethingsomethang
    @somethingsomethang Před rokem

    I’m a casual but I have a setup similar to your recommendation.
    1. Ugly stik carbon - medium heavy fast action 7’ paired with Abu Garcia max pro reel in 7.1:1 ratio
    2. Abu Garcia black max v2 combo - medium fast action 6’ 6” paired with black max v2 reel in 6.4:1 ratio
    3. I’m considering the Abu garcia veritas combo but don’t know if I should go medium light so I can do 1/8 oz bait or medium heavy for higher line weight.

  • @oldeschoolbob1022
    @oldeschoolbob1022 Před 2 lety

    Very well explained; thank you. Great to see a spinning outfit in your list. Personally, I think one belongs in your arsenal not matter where you fish. I live in Florida and catch a lot of fish on spinning gear here.

  • @ben_hf2549
    @ben_hf2549 Před rokem +1

    You mentioned putting 10lb test braid on your spinning reel and attaching leader line, some of which was a higher pound test than the braid. Has that ever caused a problem? I have wondered before if there are some “rules” for braid to leader connections considering the pound test? I appreciate this video as I am an angler who fished on a budget and out of a kayak. I can’t afford a bunch of rods and reels and I can’t take “that many” (about 5 or 6 right now) on my kayak anyway.

    • @mikefromoh2925
      @mikefromoh2925 Před rokem

      I’ve found probably about double the diameter if you’re going to add a heavier leader to your braid. But I’d go heavier if you need it and see how it goes.
      I use 12lb big game on 6/30 lb power pro maxcuatro. And 6/20 or 4/15 on my spinning with 8-10 lb Vanish floro.

  • @iketaylor109
    @iketaylor109 Před 2 lety

    Three rod setup looks great. On the flip side looks like you got some sun ☀️ on the face catching those nice bass down there. Enjoy 👍🎣

  • @ukstorm2727
    @ukstorm2727 Před 2 lety +1

    Great video, really wish I would have had a better plan when I started purchasing and upgrading gear , have such a large unnecessary collection of rods, unfortunately only have a bass tracker with limited storage so I have to try and guess which ones are best for each day I'm out and a lot of the time in the winter my most expensive setups don't even make the trip

  • @andrewvolcom11
    @andrewvolcom11 Před 2 lety

    I absolutely love the the rods Ark puts out. I have every rod on the Tharp series, and a few specialized technique rods in the Invoker Pro series like the 79h A-RIG Special and the 610m jerkbait. Ark puts a lot of technology in thier rods at a great price point.

  • @mookie84
    @mookie84 Před 2 lety

    Great info. I’ve really started to specialize a bit on rods since I’ve start buying so off the rack. Definitely trying to keep it simple like this. Though right now I’m two spinning rods and one baitcaster but it works well for the smaller rivers around here.

  • @cjsfishing1494
    @cjsfishing1494 Před 2 lety +1

    This is a great list. Power and action for just three rods are right on the money. Length I feel depends on how tall you are. I love anything from a 6’10-7’3. I’m 5’10 and I feel like those fit my height much better.

    • @corkyvanderhaven3391
      @corkyvanderhaven3391 Před rokem

      Agreed
      Same height. But love the idea of 6’9/‘10
      Not easy to find but great all around size, bank, boat, walking with backpack

  • @jonesjs8898
    @jonesjs8898 Před 2 lety

    Great video! I fish Pflueger President reel strapped to Fenwick HMG rods. I kayak fish with these three same setups as described...had not connected the rod to hook type before!

  • @letufamily
    @letufamily Před 2 lety

    i'm subscribed to your channel from some time now, and you are crazy good😉 thank you for how sincere you are 🙋‍♂️

  • @johnnyblaze2620
    @johnnyblaze2620 Před 2 lety

    I really love my Dobyn's Fury 734 paired with a Curado and 50lb braid to a leader of my choice. I throw everything on it

  • @raymaylone8563
    @raymaylone8563 Před 2 lety +2

    Hey Tyler that was some good stuff never really looked at it that way. My question is do you think you could do another one for those people that have a smaller johnboat tape boat. I’m lucky I have both Ranger and the old tracker tadpole 14 foot. Would like to know your thoughts on type of rods to use or have on hand if you are fishing from a smaller craft

  • @quinnmachanic4822
    @quinnmachanic4822 Před 2 lety +2

    While adjusting my tension knob, my lure won’t fall at all and then will all of a sudden drop immediately way to fast because of the tinniest adjustment. I can’t seem to find that good middle ground where the lure drops slowly without back lashing. What should I do?

    • @TJ_Loves2fish
      @TJ_Loves2fish Před 2 lety +2

      Is the lure heavy enough? You're not trying to throw a weightless trick worm right? If the weight is good, loosen it slowly until the lure falls then barely tighten. If the lure doesn't fall, don't sweat it too much. Make sure you can't wiggle the spool left to right with your fingers. If you can, tighten it a little more. Then start casting, and good luck to you.

    • @quinnmachanic4822
      @quinnmachanic4822 Před 2 lety +1

      @@TJ_Loves2fish so u don’t HAVE to have the lure fall? It just has to be a little bit tighter than when it does fall fast?

  • @Buckeyes216
    @Buckeyes216 Před rokem

    I’m a daiwa fanboy but it’s because I built and setup their display at the bassmaster and icast trade shows. I’m sure you’ve seen it.. made in Cleveland!

  • @davecurtis1468
    @davecurtis1468 Před 2 lety

    Thanks so much, this was very helpful

  • @BassinWitBC
    @BassinWitBC Před 2 lety

    Hey Ty, Thank You For Another Quality, Informative Video. So I'm Still a Beginner With The Baitcasters, I Only Have 1. My Other 4 Combos Are Spinning. This Was a Great Video And Helped Me To Be Able To Up My Arsenal With The Baitcasters💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼 You DID Mention Spinning Very Briefly, But Could You Maybe Make a Video About The Guy Who ONLY Fishes Spinning? Lol For Real Though, I Think a Lot Of People Would Enjoy It As Well. I Myself Know a Bunch Of People Who Just Prefer Spinning Only, And I'm Just One Guy In One Town In One State(eastern NC). Just Sayin lol. But Love Ya Bro, Keep Up The Good Work. I Can Tell You're a Good Dude And I Really Appreciate What You Do💯💯💯

  • @BigJ-ol7fq
    @BigJ-ol7fq Před 23 dny

    If you don’t mind me asking for that second rod made for treble hooks could you throw glide baits on it and swim baits?

  • @V1hyp
    @V1hyp Před 11 měsíci

    7' 1-3in length for BC seem to work well me as a kayak angler! As far as Spinning rod 6'9 to 7ft is my limit.

  • @elirocha8548
    @elirocha8548 Před rokem

    Experience is the best teacher!

  • @robertspeakman8107
    @robertspeakman8107 Před 2 lety

    I'm on the same page as you with the 3 rods . I do the 3 rods when I fish out of back of the boat with any of my buddies. It cuts down on clutter inside the boat .

  • @1989JARR
    @1989JARR Před 11 měsíci

    Rod price is fine. Just the reel price tag is an oof. Probably a no can do. The state I'm in New mexico is also kind of bad for bass unless you have a boat. Amazing trout fishing. What's your opinion though on ugly stick rods? Also good low budget baitcaster reels. I've just been using spinning but would like to grab at least 1 baitcaster

  • @rodcashman4793
    @rodcashman4793 Před 2 lety

    Great information 👍 Good luck or your tournament 👍

  • @juleswinnfield826
    @juleswinnfield826 Před 2 lety

    Good solid info, thanks for the vid

  • @stephbull8497
    @stephbull8497 Před 2 lety

    Hello from 🇨🇵 guy 🥂. Thanks for the share 👍. See you soon ✌️.

  • @spacecat86
    @spacecat86 Před 2 lety

    Excellent info bro. Thanks :)

  • @christophercurtis2550
    @christophercurtis2550 Před 2 lety

    I have but you are the first one first wheel I have is a open face wheel number two one is a baitcaster

  • @ghilliemanreviews
    @ghilliemanreviews Před 4 měsíci

    I have a Carbonlite 2.0 Medium Light rod fast action and looking at getting their baitcaster combo. Was looking at getting a medium heavy or heavy. What would you choose and then the action?

  • @sledgehammerlion
    @sledgehammerlion Před 11 měsíci

    So I am relatively new to the sport. I really appreciate this video. I’m curious because I was looking at the Johnny Morris platinum rods. I’ve seen they’ve gotten great reviews, but I noticed that they don’t come in a moderate action. Would a medium fast action suffice for treble hooks or should I look at another rod like the Carbonlite 2.0?

  • @okish02
    @okish02 Před 2 lety

    Ugly stick 7 ft gx2 medium casting ( all single hook as well as crankbait) ugly stick 7 medium light casting ( lipless, crankbaits , number 3-4 mepp) ugly stick 6.6 light spinning ( all finesse) = 90% all applications.

  • @denniskeys8559
    @denniskeys8559 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the info the 7 gear ratio is the all around choice thanks

  • @Below_average_bowler
    @Below_average_bowler Před 7 měsíci

    Odd question but could you recommend two makes and models say in a Abu Garcia or even cheaper a king cast combo for the extremely cheap fisherman that are do it all or similar to your setups just not as quality

  • @sbbeowulf8296
    @sbbeowulf8296 Před rokem

    i have a bunch or rods for general fishing all species but only have 2 or 3 rods that i actually use for bass fishing my other 3 rods i use for trout or panfish

  • @luckylucky9006
    @luckylucky9006 Před 2 lety

    This is off topic but I curious as to what brand of fishing sunglasses do you use & could you do more vids on fishing glasses & give us the juice on what brand or brands to use..?

  • @starwars3mbz611
    @starwars3mbz611 Před 4 měsíci

    Does a 7”4 rod with the same specs work with what you talked about for the first rod?

  • @joepotaczek
    @joepotaczek Před 2 lety

    I want to go to Florida next year for a month. What's your opinion on best time to go January-March and where is the best place to stay to be close to alot of good fishing?

  • @cee9680
    @cee9680 Před měsícem

    What rod power and action you recommend for weight less Texas rig

  • @scottybasham1020
    @scottybasham1020 Před 2 lety

    I’ve been looking at ark rods on TW. I might have to pick some of these up!

  • @farrzmd3038
    @farrzmd3038 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice video.

  • @freddyj5845
    @freddyj5845 Před 10 měsíci

    If I already have a mediu 7’2 rod with 3000 spinning reel would you still recomen getting one in bait caster?

  • @gio4827
    @gio4827 Před 2 lety

    Great vid thx.

  • @bdotty2320
    @bdotty2320 Před rokem

    Man I gotta learn more about gear ratio in reels, I got a 7.5.1 lews speed spool and just use it for everything on a lews 6’10 speed stick😂 I only have that combo and a 5’6 zebco slingshot that I use for my plastics, I need a new spinning combo lol

  • @holycannoli8562
    @holycannoli8562 Před 2 lety

    Maybe you can provide some input on how I could best use my current rods/reels. I have a spinning BG2500 on a 7ft ML/XF. A tranx300 on a 8ft H/F swimbait/a-rig rod, a CuradoDC on a 7'2" MH/F, and a spinning Stradic FL4000 on a 6'6 MH/F. Thoughts?

  • @robertdtimmerman6507
    @robertdtimmerman6507 Před 2 lety

    That Bruin reel looks interesting. I am a Lews man but I am open to trying new gear.

  • @gman4674
    @gman4674 Před 4 měsíci

    Does the Kinda Shaky have a bait caster version?

  • @skiplovestofish6992
    @skiplovestofish6992 Před rokem

    I love the way you explained the rods and how to understand them. Thanks

  • @dog_dude6830
    @dog_dude6830 Před rokem

    Where do you look up these rods because i can t find them

  • @conedprepper
    @conedprepper Před 2 lety

    Can you mistakenly put reel on the wrong rod? Can you put a spinner on a bait casting rod or thee other way? Each rod have thier line eyes up or the bottom for strength/sensitivity am I right.

  • @jimkaminski871
    @jimkaminski871 Před 2 lety

    New to the channel. Great video. Do you prefer the normal size eyes on your rods or do you like the mini eyes. Why?
    Thanks again.
    Jim

  • @vernervanschalkwyk2280

    Tyler, i have been bass fishing in South Africa for many years but i still find it hard to understand the difference between fast and moderate tips on the rods. How do i test it when buying a rod.

  • @wayneparker9782
    @wayneparker9782 Před 2 lety +1

    Welcome to florida

  • @colbyknowles7482
    @colbyknowles7482 Před 6 měsíci

    the 7'2 medium power rod, can you throw jerk baits on it?

  • @georgezaloom2903
    @georgezaloom2903 Před 2 lety

    Hi I bought the ark Moneymaker and ordered the Bruin ELS 7.1 I got the rod but the reel is not available and they couldn't give me a ship date. Is there another reel you would recommend?

  • @colindavis1496
    @colindavis1496 Před rokem

    What's the best all around intermediate set up for shore fishing bass...?

  • @GameStreit
    @GameStreit Před rokem

    If you are fishing mostly from shore does the recommendation change?

  • @hardbodymini
    @hardbodymini Před rokem

    What was the 2nd reel? Abu Garcia?

  • @A_plusFishing
    @A_plusFishing Před rokem

    i carry one spinning rod 6'10 medium fast for smaller baits idky i cant keep my hands off the baitcaster

  • @JackHolland-oh9dk
    @JackHolland-oh9dk Před 4 měsíci

    What weight braid?

  • @khouriedwards1896
    @khouriedwards1896 Před 2 lety

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 excellent

  • @bryanmach6307
    @bryanmach6307 Před rokem

    Can you list top budget combos by name brand?

  • @benniemaxwell2869
    @benniemaxwell2869 Před 2 lety

    Good luck in Florida

  • @boostinturbskee5385
    @boostinturbskee5385 Před 2 lety

    Hey man. I am purchasing the bruin reel from sportsman outfitters and I had the money maker in my cart when I noticed they have a Memorial Day sale on ark pro rods right now. It’s buy one get one for $19. What would you do? Buy the money maker anyways or take the deal for two rods? The two come out to the same price as a money maker. I just don’t know if there’s a big enough difference between the Tharp series rods and pro rods!?!? Help!

  • @walkertxs13icu
    @walkertxs13icu Před rokem

    Okay, I'm paying attention to the power, action, and length.

  • @tonycollazo5919
    @tonycollazo5919 Před 2 lety +1

    How about doing a video of lures you can use in fresh water and salt water fishing.. example musky lures, chatter bait, rattle trap......

  • @user-vq4wk9or9t
    @user-vq4wk9or9t Před 7 měsíci

    this i just don't get these guys always feature these 7 plus rods but what about 7 ft rods as if they are nothing i have 10 rods and not one of them goes past 71/2 and they serve me just great even the four spinning rods i have 3 are 6/6 the other one is 6/9

  • @darkpal8951
    @darkpal8951 Před 5 měsíci

    Yall youtube has become utterly ridiculous with the dang advertisements I literally just had 4 ads back to back in this video. This needs to stop, or if there is someone out there thinking of starting their own youtube please do it and without a ton of ads 1 is okay but 4 back to back... C"mon.

  • @Daniel_Tucker
    @Daniel_Tucker Před 2 lety +1

    🤙🏻

  • @provocation18
    @provocation18 Před rokem

    Throwing a heavy cover jig with a medium heavy rod will miss a lot of bites

  • @mbergquist6855
    @mbergquist6855 Před 2 lety

    how about a line video now?

  • @brycecover4654
    @brycecover4654 Před rokem

    what’s your opinion on 2 piece rods?

  • @Tja-oz8bj
    @Tja-oz8bj Před 2 lety

    What's the point of all these techniques when most things catch bass?

  • @ETuss713
    @ETuss713 Před 2 lety

    I disagree with spinning and finesse. Casting rods have come a long ways. Anything finesse a spinner can do, a caster can do too now.