Bank fishing for bass in tough conditions can be extremely frustrating. It stinks going to a lake or pond and getting skunked. However, if you keep this lure with you in tough conditions, you can almost always catch fish!
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There are certain times of the year when bank fishing for bass can be difficult. One of those times of the year can be during late summer and early fall. Another difficult time can be during the dead of winter.
In both situations, if you can’t get bit, pick up a drop shot worm and get to work.
The drop shot is really going to be your best friend to put some fish on the shoreline.
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So I’m new to fishing and I’ve noticed you have your weights below the hook is that how they are suppose to be either on spinning rods or casting rods? Trying to learn as much as I can.
Senko follow up all day long till the next day!
How are you fishing the drop shot kinda like a whacky rig?
What reel was you using ??
What spinning rod and reel is that ?
I came here for bank fishing tips.. but left wondering and thinking what happened to that damn rabbit. Poor lil fella 😢
Why do I feel like I need to bring a tackle box the size of a average suitcase and a backpack full of soft plastics when I go to a pond to fish?
Best song ever!!! You win the internet for breaking that out 😂
When all else fails, I always go back to a green, pumpkin Senko on a drop shot.
do you have a video on rod selection?
This looks a whole lot like my fishing struggles. I walk a creek bank, and it's…….. treacherous.
Personally, I’m the biggest fan of a wacky rig. That said, I am up north so my bass don’t get as big. A 5 lber is a giant up here.
Well I was thinking coyote but then the den so hard telling. Just would like to say that you picked a good rod by Okuma I have several and really like them. 👍
Do you have a sinker in the bottom of your line and then the hook and worm up a little?
Haven't been in the game for so long, I don't know all the names of the lures you talk about? Where can I catch up? I remember worm's, spinners, the double hook little fish and stuff…. Gotta up my nomenclature!!!
Was that Bill Dance…? Or, I can't remember his name, but used to watch him fish when I was young
What the setup on the rod and spning reel ?
The more bank or wade fishing you do, the more you'll streamline your tackle selection. After about 30 or 35 years of walking and wading, I began to only carry one spinning rod and a pack or two of either: 1)Zoom Finesse worms, 2)Super Flukes, or 3) Senkos. In one of those bags, I carry 3 or 4 worm hooks and/or Spider Slider heads. In the other bag, I like to have either a: 1)#9 Smelt colored Rapala floating minnow, 2)a ⅛oz Stanley Baby Wedge Spinnerbait, or 3)a ⅛oz Grey Minnow or Black Roostertail. I can put these in my pockets or my hat, if I wade over waist deep. Oh, and ALWAYS wear pants!
*hill* LOL
Keep climbing that Florida topography Soldier…
Life's a struggle
My go to lure when bank fishing gets tough is a 4” Keitech easy shiner, fishing it weightless with a 2/0 ewg rolling it in nice and slow and it seems to work for me everytime
More bank fishing videos please! I know it's hard to leave the boat, but… maybe even hit subdivision/ industrial park ponds? For us non-boat-having anglers 😉
I'm curious how many people use left handed reels compared to right handed reels