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In this bass fishing instructional video preview, tournament bass angler Bill Lowen discusses why he loves swim jigs (http://bit.ly/2l4gvK5), when and where he loves to fish them, and why he believes they help him catchi big bass and do well in fishing tournaments.
Great video
How long is that rod? What type action is that rod (med/hvy?)?
What line is needed?
Anyone subscribe to watch videos in their entirety? Are they worth cost for recreational bass angler? It kinda seems like each pro is pushing their products during lecture which would'nt be an unbiased lesson.
Over the last two weeks I have slammed them on swim jigs with swimbait trailers.
the 6th Sense Divine swimjig is the best swimjig on the market, period
Bill is a far better angler than I am, but I disagree on the whole keeping your rod tip high and shaking the jig being the most effective retrieve, day-in and day-out… I almost always have one on the deck, and if I don't, I have a rod in the box with one tied on. By far the most effective retrieve for me is a slower to medium speed with the occasional twitch of the rod, mostly snapping it from the cover. The only times his recommended retrieve has produced well is in the late spawn period when sunfish are very actively pursued, when the sunfish suspend around grass lines, and when the bass are keyed-in on bait in the fall, and even during those periods, it's rarely the best retrieve. Peace
Thank for sharing sir nice video
What swim jig is on the front picture of the video?
Yep, Been fishing them for a long time—- A couple of tips—– I used to fish big trailers on big swim jigs- they worked great- then one day I was fishing with my son —– I had him rigged with a small natural hair jig made by some ebay folks and a small Keitech trailer– 3.8—- He was catching pike like crazy—– one after the other—– I switched to smaller jigs and trailers after that- and now I'm averaging more BIG pike and Musky than the Musky guys—– those big pole giant lure 10,000 cast goons er guys I mean……. but I don't let them know that, I just tell em I catch a Musky once in a while…….. Upper eau Claire is my territory, please don't tell those guys I called them goons,, please. ha ha
I appreciate how the video stops right in the middle of a conversation.
I was lucky enough to attend this BASS U in Kokomo, IN. KVD was great as always, but I learned more from Bill Lowen. He describes himself as a power finesse fisherman and I fit that mold. He was really helpful explaining his swim jigs and tube set ups. Can't wait to utilize these this year.
I love the vids man keep it up make sure to check us out and subscribe!
I'm a firm believer that the best swim jigs on the market are from Dirty Jigs. The No Jack swim jig with that stout hook has been an amazing performer for me. The blue gill and magic craw colors are fish catchers.