Three Baits That EASILY Come Through The THICKEST Vegetation! - Bass Fishing Tips!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- For many anglers, and bank anglers in particular, fishing for bass means having to cast into some pretty dense clumps of vegetation. What type of vegetation can matter, but usually the end result is the same: A hook covered completely in a sloppy mess. In this video we'll cover three different types of presentations that you can use for bass fishing that will come cleanly through even the thickest slop. And best of all, they're easy to use! These are three baits that easily come through the thickest slop! #fishing #bassfishing #bassbuggy
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Do you fish the thick slop? What are some of your favorite ways to do it?
As soon as you said it wasn't a frog with that smile, you got my sub man.
That swim jig is definitely my favorite. It works so well in that vegetation. What a great lure.
It is certainly one of my biggest confidence baits. You can pretty much do anything with them
That was a really nice fish! When you thought you had a ball of gunk was too funny!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
That is some gnarly looking vegetation. I guess you'd have to have the right gear to fish it! Great video!
I certainly helps to have the right equipment!
Vegetation? Here in Florida that’s considered a clear pond. 6” thick mats of algae that will gunk up any lure other than a frog on top. The mats are so thick it the frog won’t generate any vibration even if you pop down hard. If the bass aren’t hitting frogs…you’re just SOL. And these mats circle the border around the entire pond. It’s quite frustrating to fish when it’s like this. I’ve ran everything over the top. Zero bites. Of course the Senko gets me some catches…but I’m forced to fish more open water passed the scum, and pop it out of the water to avoid the 1lb glop of scum you’ll get on any lure you’re using.😮
I tell everyone the closest way I can explain our lakes is that someone let their yard get overgrown for 10 years and then flooded it with 5 feet of water. If you can find bare hard bottom, you're in another lake. But I wouldn't have it any other way!
Great video! New "bass" fisherman here and I definitely needed this. I'm going to test some of these out.
Awesome! I'm happy you liked it!
@@LowBrowFishing what kind of swim jig is that? I'm having trouble finding one without the skirt
@@robshuey6881 I take the skirts off myself.
I love me some bladed jigs, and they come through grass fine. They just don't come through anything else. Nothing hangs up worse, in my opinion. Wood, rock, fishing line, they are toast. Great breakdown of three great choices!
I'm glad you liked it!
While I will obviously try some tips, he isn't fishing slop like I see in my neck of the woods. Oklahoma pond around 12 acres with a neck around 60 yds wide that is 20 yards each side of completely covered slop, with small pockets. Dragging to the pockets has proved wondrous. Let it dangle in the pocket and bam! Probably the diff from pond to lake slop coverage. Lakes a clearer of slop in the hot summer.
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Thanks for this info!
Glad it was helpful!
Great info LB !!!
Appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
That is an absolutely gorgeous lake! Very peaceful and serene looking. All the lakes by me have buildings or houses built up all around them.
It really is a very beautiful lake for the most part. Sometimes there's too many boats on it for my liking, lol!
@@LowBrowFishing which lake is this?
Damn where tf you live this really subpar in terms of looks for a lake.
All great options, fluke is another weedless bait. The new hover stroll baits the the Mylar minnow sinks super slow and would stay above the milfoil as long as you work it the right way.
I am certainly a fan of a fluke style presentation!
Thank you 🎉
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1. Chatterbait
2. Swim jig
3. Texas-rigged worm
Great list!
I never thought of using a swim jig like that! Seems obvious.
That is a really big difference in the water levels! Doesn't doing that have a bad effect on the fish or does it even bother them at all?
It doesn't really hurt the fish. They have pockets where they go go and wait out the winter. The purpose of the draw down is the kill the hydrilla back. I prefer that over them spraying some sort of chemical.
Any tips on what baits to throw when the lake has 2" of ice on it? LOL
Rapala Jigging rap tipped with a minnow head.
@@LowBrowFishing Haha
Shad or bream flavored popsicle I'd guess. Lol
I see no slop my ponds are covered
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If that fish is 3 lbs then the ones I'm catching are 25 lbs!
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Pizzazz
you dont know what slop is
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Chatter bait through thick slop? No I don’t think so… spinner baits work far better coming through grass
Actually, a bladed jig works exceptionally well in thick slop. I much prefer them over a spinnerbait in the slop.
I get both to catch slop and lily pads consistently lol.
Both catch a lot slop for me though, what am I doing wrong??