If you need a closer look at how to tie the Snell Knot here's a tutorial for you: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYypp4-IqLzLhbA.html

@delaneyfarrell2362

4 жыл бұрын

Can I make a taco box from you yes or no

I'm actually glad your boat was in the shop. I'm a bank angler myself.

Nice thanks!

I love watching yalls videos. They are the bomb

That was a good example 👏

Good tips on how to rig and flip Vegetation . Double cast first cast catch :) Nice little video .

Thanks for the tips!!!

Excellent video. It’s really helpful

Thank you 🙏. This just explained to me what I have been doing wrong all these years, I have watched a ton of Videos and many pros, but by far the best tutorial video I have seen, thank you 🙏😁😎🎣🎣🎣👌👍👍👍👍👍

@bassinbill96

4 жыл бұрын

D-Smooth Fishing TV glad it helped!!

First cast 🤘🏽

Just got my first bait box today pretty stoked on the selection. Definitely excited to try the new baits 👍

The snell is a great idea in theory. Gonna have to try it. I especially like the idea of tungsten not hitting the knot over and over.

great tips man!

The Snell debate.... In 2019, I decided to settle for good, in my mind, the knot debate for punching/flipping ~ I fished hard from late May through late September on a handful of good grass lakes in my area, splitting my time using the Snell and Double Palomar... I had to annoyingly keep track of all my bites and I got a lot... I hooked and landed almost 12% more bass using the Double Palomar, overall. I punched shallow and mid-depth mats, pitched Milfoil, Cabbage, and Coontail, worked thick water willow, and across the board I did better with the Double Palomar. Most of the time I was using 3/4oz & 1oz weights, occasionally using an 1 1/4oz, and rarely using 1 1/2oz. Using the Palomar, the hook to land ratio on the 3/4oz and 1oz weights was nearly identical, landing 86% & 84% respectively, but once I jumped to the 1 1/4oz, the success rate decreased by almost 6%, and the rate decreased by just over 12% with the 1-1/2oz weight. The percentages using the Snell were worse than the Palomar in every weight category and grass type (all weights pegged). My sample size was 146 Largemouth and 16 Smallmouth, so plenty of fish to draw a definitive conclusion. When flipping grass my hook-set is to reel tight until the rod starts to load and then sweep up and over my right shoulder while reeling. I DO NOT Slack-Line hookset when flipping heavy weights in grass or in general. Shimano Expride rods (H - MF & XH - MF), Shimano Curado K reels (7 speeds), Sufix 832 50lb Chartreuse braid, Decoy -Texas Lock Punch Stops, Picasso Slick Core Tungsten Weights, Trokar Monster Flipping Hook 4/0 & 5/0 (TK-135), Berkley Pit Boss 4”, Berkley Rocket Craw 4”, and a Yum Bad Mamma 4.25”. Take what you will from my data, but it was hard work to collect and I believe it’s enough of a sample size to determine the Snell knot significantly decreases hook to land ratios when compared with a Double Palomar. Also, there’s no doubt that the heavier weights land fewer fish, so use as light of a weight as you possibly can.

@cthomas9588

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome job! Thanks for doing the work I feel the same way but all the pros say snell snell snell with flipping hook. I’ve used a ewg with palmar knot with pretty good success

@tinman6514

4 жыл бұрын

C Thomas Are you missing on the hook-set or are you getting a set but they come off while dragging in..? Tackle setup is so important but the hook-set is even more important~

@kenneth9874

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you snelled it backwards? Lol

Great video

That was legit dude!

I like this dood 👌

What year is that Durango in the back ground..?! I have one that the same Generation, and it's a 1998 Durango 4x4 SLT. It was made the same year I graduated! Love my Durango!! And thanks for the Flipping tips!!

i use a 1/12 ounce egg sinker

More tips = better

90% of the time I end up throwing a pegged texas rig in heavy cover. Never tried the snail knot usually stick to the palmar knot with plenty of success but Ill definitely try to the snail knot and see if I have more success!

@MysteryTackleBox

4 жыл бұрын

Give the Snell knot a shot and see if you get a few more fish in the boat! Here's a tutorial on exactly how to tie it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eYypp4-IqLzLhbA.html

Says you wanna use a thick bait but uses a googan that tears easier than anything I've ever used

Could you do a flipping video of cattails

@gregc2621

4 жыл бұрын

No video needed. You simply flip the cattails! Presto!

65 pound braid Palomar and 1 1/2 ounce weight never had a problem

@jamestobin2529

3 жыл бұрын

@Jozef Gojcaj it doesn't matter with the 65lb I think is what he's saying. I recommend a punch jig.

Check out this amazing instructional video on trolling and catching BIG PANFISH

Did that first fish eat the bandito bug?

Bandito bug Texas rugged best weed cover bait

What size flipping hook was that?

Did that first fsh eat the plastic bait?

What should I purchase to create this setup?

Ok, how much did you pay that first bass to bite?

Dude I love punching.

Y’all should do a mtb box giveaway

@AlamoCityFishing

4 жыл бұрын

Ethan Nolan 13 that would be cool but your chances of winning are like 1 in 4000 probably. Just buy one for $5 with one of the content creators codes man. It’s worth it.

What was that rod he was using

It tears baits up.so what better to use them a bait that tears easy as hell 😂

About broke that Pole on that first catch lol.

"Perfect release" As the bass swallows his plastic lure lol

Would a regular Texas rig hook work for this???

@ethanpham5624

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it does but watch the weight hitting the knot

@ArborGeist

4 жыл бұрын

It could work but you're going to need that thicker gauge hook to winch the bass out of heavy cover.

@ethanpham5624

4 жыл бұрын

Just go watch tactical bassin. They’re real anglers who don’t give a crap if they could sell you anything. Best guys on KZread.

@BooksNGuns

4 жыл бұрын

For that particular bait, was that a 3/0 hook?

@MysteryTackleBox

4 жыл бұрын

@@BooksNGuns 4/0 hook is best for the Bandito Bug or other flipping baits that size but a 3/0 will work as well

Literally not first cast

@bassinbill96

4 жыл бұрын

Na first flip wasn’t going where I wanted it to so I pulled it back before it hit the water then re flipped it. It was the first time the bait hit the bottom 🤷🏼‍♂️

@anthonybigbass4586

4 жыл бұрын

It definitely hit the water bill .

I got flipped off a few times in the video. ;) jk. haha. good tips! The last tip is awesome. I used that for the past few years now. Got the idea from BigBassDream in one of his videos. I'm lazy though so I dont color my yellow line. it's still effective though. still getting the same hook up as the next guy.

No offset hook?

Can I have a mystery tacklebox from you yes or no.

DECAF please

3:40 That lure is completely gone and most likely in the stomach of that Bass, and will potentially cause a slow and painful death. All because this doinker wanted a couple second dopamine hit. You're selfish and ignorant if you're a person who's willing to kill any animal in the name of you having a couple seconds of feeling good. Either use artificial lures that can't be easily swallowed, or use natural lures. Or, just don't fish if you can't fish ethnically and respectfully.

Never had a problem catching fish with a swivel knot. Act like a robot. It doesn’t have to be all one way.

Okay but i just wanna know how to not get snagged in the 💩

@bassinbill96

4 жыл бұрын

GotABig’n it’s inevitable if you are fishing gross snot grass type vegetation, but in pads or crispy varieties of grass it usually pulls through easily.

That first bass was $3 😅

@Nicksta177

4 жыл бұрын

False it was 85 cents.

@Nicksta177

4 жыл бұрын

I was just using a Bandido Bug the other day caught 4 LM bass and didn’t switch one time at it was on the same one. Idk I haven’t had a problem with the tearing easily.

@Yak407

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nicksta177 waw u dud that edumicacation thing pretty swell