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I have a bunch of fishing stuff, but I usually find myself sporting a fanny pack lol

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Dude, buy a tripod!

Very well done, here in eastern Nebraska we have the same string grass and it is a pain. I will have to try the rig you suggested.

Awesome content and channel! I’ve been fishing in hydrilla lately so this is very helpful.

That is terrific information, thanks for the tips. We usually fish the coves and shores, and I am excited to try your techniques the next time we go out.

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I definitely enjoy videos like this! Out of everything so far, nothing beats live bait.

I haven't been fishing in a while. Have spinning reels changed over the last 20 years or so? Can you no longer throw anything heavier than 1/4 ounce with them? I grew up fishing for largemouth bass in Oklahoma with a spinning reel loaded with 10-pound test monofilament line, and I never had a problem throwing 1/2 ounce Rat-L-Traps and spinnerbaits.

I have had no trouble with anything with a motor I ever bought new. I jave had nothing but trouble with used stuff other people "broke in". I just buy the stuff and use it how I'm going to use it. I am diligent about maintenance but I think all this break in stuff is nonsense.

Tequila sunrise zoom worm on a Texas rig. You’ll thank me later.

I dont think fish care what rod and reel you use. Ive took a bamboo pole and tied line to it with the og hook worm and sinker and have caught fish. But theres a huge market for it and tbh buying and shopping for fishing gear is fun af. Im js dont over think it. If youre new go to walmart and get a shakespeare combo for $25 and youre set.

good stuff. 👍

Sorry my guy, fluorocarbon is not more abrasion resistant than mono. Test it you will be surprised.

It is better to stop talking about dont buy fishing tackle. Its a waste of time

My success with Ned’s are either a slam dunk or a nothing burger, seems to be no in between ..

Too much action can be a deterrent for bass when using a finesse technique such as the dropshot. Considering the surface conditions is essential because the waves themselves can impart motion in sensitive baits. This is, of course, something to consider when fishing from a boat when your whole body and rod are moving with the waves, but it is also applicable to bank fishing. If the water is choppy, agitation is often occurring below the surface as well. Sometimes, current or subsurface agitation alone can make your bait alluring to a fish. On calm or still waters, the shakey method with pauses can be the go-to trigger for fish. That said, if you're not getting bit, play around with different techniques among varied conditions, as these are just basic guidelines to start with. Good luck out there!

love those pitbull cutter

I really like that Alberto knot for two thin lines. The Albright is good for 1 thick line to 1 thin line

Right on. A wealth of knowledge on this channel

I usually start with a slightly longer leader and shorten it when necessary. Everyone does it differently

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So we weighed but didn't say? Ok.

I like black and purple

Robo worm is awesome

Just stopped by to say i hate your omnia ad

Right hand cast and right hand reel? Lol

Party minnows are awesome...such a good bait.

May wanna point out that the braid doesn’t HAVE to be lime green lol

TECHNICALLY I think "Texas-rig" refers to the whole bullet weight, bead, weedless hook deal. But I struggle with what to call it otherwise. Just "weedless"?

The world's expert on dropshotting? 🤣😂

You don't have a link for the rod 😊

There's no link for a rod recommendation

great stuff.👍👍👍

My husband thanks you! 😄 It’s hard when there are so many shapes, sizes and colors. I want to try them all.

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Good video, good info, nice format, attentive editing 0 bullshit. Thanks bro!

Twisting that hitch hiker in nose of baits is similar to fishing the Original banjo minnow back in the day lol

I like to use the Hazedong Shad, I also put a hitcherhiker in the nose of the bait to help from ripping off. Can't wait to see your Robo worm set up, Is that more of a power shot set up?

Awesome

Do you feel a dropshot can be used year round or is it more seaonal use

We have been fishing like that for years in Europe for European perch.

Try buying some megabass knock offs on temu. I have the real ones at over 20 bucks a pop and the temu knock offs for less than 2 bucks a piece and I catch just as many with the cheapies. When I compare them side by side I can't tell the difference.

I caught bass on a trout rod and powerbait lol

Been using kietech swim baits off piers around Los Angeles been catching lots of flounder and yellowfin croaker.

Dragging the line makes the bait "swim" more naturally.You rarely need all that shaking but, sometimes a snap or two will activate the fish.

Have you ever fished your dropshot rig using a finesse jig as your sinker rather than the dedicated dropshot sinkers? I asked because in the irrigation canals where I fish, it seemed that I would double my chances of getting hit when I rigged my dropshot up this way to be able to fish two different levels of the water column at the same time. The canals I'm referring to are lined with concrete so although there is still a chance of getting snagged on debris in the canals, the chances of getting bites is greater than getting snagged, especially if I use a jig with a weed guard. I've asked a couple of other RUclipsrs this same questions about their dropshot setup and it appears that I'm the only one doing this.

Thanks for the tip...👍 Fished Texas Rig year round... switched to dropshot & my catches increased but like you mentioned.... heavy weights... awesome videos btw...🎣💯

Nathan, I can't use a 10-15' leader on mine. I can't have the uni knot wrapped around my line on the spool prior to casting. Last week I had a leader a foot too long and the knot grabbed the bottom of one of the eyes on the cast. That bait and weight went real far when it snapped off! I don't even like the knot coming through the first eye.