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This will definitely get me more confident about fishing muddy water
Great info for muddy water. We had alot of rain here in Alabama so the water has been dirty.
Thanks guys. Always good juice. Any tips for even colder water? 36-40Β°
Thanks guys. Mat finish is important and the color of it in muddy water is also. Darker colors are seen by bass best in muddy water (black/blue) then bright colors (chartreuse/flor. orange).
Rod sweeping lipless looks very promising instead of hopping to cover water more efficiently. Will try and thank you for your tip.
Can't wait for the lipless vid π€
Good video! I was sold on the title!
I think Randyβs idea of lures with a matte finish is the best !
That sweep, wind down, sweep, wind down retrieve works great! I use it for bladed jigs as well! Caught a ton doing that with a slobberknocker and the regular $5 Zman chatterbait!
All of these tips are good. Randy's tip about the matte finish colors for muddy water is helpful.
Awesome video thanks fellas! Light bulb went off for me when I tied on a yellow shiny sided jerk bait one day fishing 45 degree chocolate milk because none of my typical dirty water stuff was working and I straight up smoked showed some dandies, my smallest that day was 4 pounds!
Iβve noticed that in winter rattletraps I have a loud single knocker that attracts more than a multi knocking rattletraps from Lewises cotton Cordell has some good single knockers
The Booyah heat map is great for picking the right blade for the conditions
Matte finish with "glow" for color, with tight wobble and slow sink is the key tip from Randy. I have such little luck in winter, but very limited time to practice before the water is frozen also… Keep the tips, and the jerky, coming π
At the top end of the lake will be the place I want to try these
I like to throw a black spinner bait with a fluorescent orange Colorado blade. Slow rolling. And I like dipping my jerky in Dr.Pepper. π€·ββοΈ
Once again I like them all, keep them coming. Question for Jimi have you used the sweep technique. with a 1/2 trap or do you prefer a3/4 for this technique and water temp.and clarity?
My favorite tip was to buy Bridgford Beef Jerky. Delicious stuff!
Of the 3, I would favor the lipless since I have a lot of confidence with and is an extremely versatile lure. I like to mix and match sweeping and yo-yo retrieves.
Randy, are you using 8lb fluro and a braid main line or straight fluro with your technique?
Those spinners look awesome! Thank yall for the tips
Iβm going with Jimmyβs tip, I like the option of the trap ππππ
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Love Randy's tip about flat colors in muddy water. Most of the lakes I fish in NJ are muddy. This helps! Thank you!
I think Jimi tip is pretty good sweeping the lipless crankbait but I do think everyone had good tips and information on the video thanks and good fishing π£
I highly recommend Bill Lewis suspending Rat-L-Traps for low and slow presentations in muddy cold water. They catch water much better so they swim when retrieved slowly. the rattles also get their attention before it enters the strike zone. they also cast far and help you cover more water.