Concise and informative. Since crappie is number 2 on the list does this mean we can expect some bass videos in the future? I think bass are more popular simply because they're bigger. I always found it easier to catch more crappie nut more fun to hook a nice large mouth bass.
Haha thanks Eric! I don't do too much bass videos because there's JUST SO MANY of them, but I always seem to catch them with bluegill and crappie tactics.... but, I as requested.... let's get BASS FISHING!!!!! I'll def make more bass videos! 😉
and tell me why i would EVER spend over 100$ on a rod for a fish that can be caught using line and a bottle lol no Walmart 20$ combo for me for panfish anyway now i spend money on my bass rods and reels but not my panfish rod and reels.
I actually think there is a ton of value going with a more expensive graphite ultralight rod than less expensive rods... With ultralight fishing your usually suspend fishing in some kind of manner and the bites can be super light and sensitive given the size of the fish... I actually think people spend way too much money on bass rods, which is pretty common given the amount of multi million dollar marketing campeigns around bass gear and all the misinformation out there around bass gear due to marketing... AGain, though, so much of fishing is down to personal preference. Thanks for the comments and for watching... appreciate it.
"well sir you see you will get so many more bites on 2 lb test line and a ultrali" I'm using a Abu Garcia black max spinning rod and reel combo with 6lb test and catch my crappie limit every time.
Thanks for the comment @open_zipper85 that's great... I'm glad your able to catch your limit... I never said you wouldn't be able to catch a limit, but if folks out there are interested in attracting more bites I'd recommend lighter line, unless your fishing in some significant structures and hangs. At the end of the day fishing comes mostly down to preferences... 2lb test does work great though for triggering really non aggressive fish due to the line diameter... try it out... let me know... or just keep using 6lb if thats what you are most comfortable with. Thanks again for tuning in.
Concise and informative. Since crappie is number 2 on the list does this mean we can expect some bass videos in the future? I think bass are more popular simply because they're bigger. I always found it easier to catch more crappie nut more fun to hook a nice large mouth bass.
Haha thanks Eric! I don't do too much bass videos because there's JUST SO MANY of them, but I always seem to catch them with bluegill and crappie tactics.... but, I as requested.... let's get BASS FISHING!!!!! I'll def make more bass videos! 😉
Let’s go fishing 😎👍
Thanks Mark and Gini!!! So glad you got some value out of the video. Thanks for watching
and tell me why i would EVER spend over 100$ on a rod for a fish that can be caught using line and a bottle lol no Walmart 20$ combo for me for panfish anyway now i spend money on my bass rods and reels but not my panfish rod and reels.
I actually think there is a ton of value going with a more expensive graphite ultralight rod than less expensive rods... With ultralight fishing your usually suspend fishing in some kind of manner and the bites can be super light and sensitive given the size of the fish... I actually think people spend way too much money on bass rods, which is pretty common given the amount of multi million dollar marketing campeigns around bass gear and all the misinformation out there around bass gear due to marketing... AGain, though, so much of fishing is down to personal preference. Thanks for the comments and for watching... appreciate it.
"well sir you see you will get so many more bites on 2 lb test line and a ultrali" I'm using a Abu Garcia black max spinning rod and reel combo with 6lb test and catch my crappie limit every time.
Thanks for the comment @open_zipper85 that's great... I'm glad your able to catch your limit... I never said you wouldn't be able to catch a limit, but if folks out there are interested in attracting more bites I'd recommend lighter line, unless your fishing in some significant structures and hangs. At the end of the day fishing comes mostly down to preferences... 2lb test does work great though for triggering really non aggressive fish due to the line diameter... try it out... let me know... or just keep using 6lb if thats what you are most comfortable with. Thanks again for tuning in.