Seth is the only one that makes this not seem like a commercial for whatever bait they are catching em on

@edscmidt5193

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I just realized that, I’m not the biggest fan of capitalism and it upsets me that the fishing shows i loved and still do are just one big advertisement. Seth is no bs teaching what he knows

@callumloader8713

Жыл бұрын

@@edscmidt5193yeah man. If you want more outdoors fishing lure action without bs advertising check out ndyakangler. He does a bunch of different top water fishing, and some jig/spoon/ice fishing as well. But it’s a laid back outdoors man feel where he will show a product, but there’s no bs for marketing.

Seth is one of my favorite fisherman to listen to. He’s always so calm and levelheaded as if he was never in front of the camera. I enjoy that, it just feels like he is talking to you giving you some tips and it’s not about a show. Very down to earth and a relaxed individual.

Seth: Sees a 6” space 40 feet away. Tosses a frog right in the middle every time. Me: Sees a 4 foot space 15 feet away. Frog ends up in a tree 5 feet above the water and 3 feet to the left of my target. After 15 minutes of fumbling around I cut the line and give up on a $6 lure. #realisticfishing

@conniebennett6646

4 жыл бұрын

I've spent twenty minutes retrieving my 🐸 frog! No frog left behind!

@RobbyRadford

4 жыл бұрын

Tom Kilzer lolol been there

@stephenlloyd2634

4 жыл бұрын

Its the power of the mullet

@nickshuler6633

4 жыл бұрын

Use a 7 ft. Rod. Med action. You accuracy will improve.🐠🐠🐸🐸🐸

@conniebennett6646

4 жыл бұрын

@@nickshuler6633 do u think women would be better off using like 6'6" or is 7 still good. Especially when I'm walking my bait it's very tiring to me and the rod seems too long. All mine are 7' give or take an inch

Seth give some of the most detailed vids of any fisherman. He's excellent.

I love how chill this guy is. I’m new to fishing and this guy lets me listen to what he’s teaching. A bunch of other people just piss me off with their “radio host” voice. This dudes real and I appreciate that.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Seth is an excellent teacher. Tells it like it is!

@eore571

3 жыл бұрын

He's not always winning tournaments but he's my favorite pro because like you said he's just so chill and calming. I'd love to fish with the Llama one day just to hang out with the dude!

I believe whatever he says JUST because of the hair and mustache.

He should be the spokesman for many bait companies. His videos are by far the most informative.

"Any fish on the top water is a good one".... aint that the truth. All hail Seth

Seth is the freakin man! His vids are so good. Straight forward an solid info. Would love to fish with that dude for a day.

Seth is the best at fishing and teaching at the same time straight and simple details and explanations for everything love it

Seth is a good guy. Watched him tell another angler in a tournament to fish by him because there were a lot of fish there.

Perfect example of the right fishing reel too! Hook up, reel in. High speed reel like this does not give the fish a chance to swim away because he's being skimmed over the water. Perfect setup

Keep em coming with Seth! He’s always teaching-thanks Seth!

@mattquinlan4629

4 жыл бұрын

Seth, if you ever get your own channel folks are gonna FLOCK to you QUICKLY! You are so dynamic and simultaneously relaxed. Thanks for all your help

Seth is a badass! He's a true pro....I've caught trophy fish thanks with his knowledge.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Not a finer compliment than that Frankie V-Tech!

Great video from Seth. Got to meet him at a show a few winters back, super nice guy and just loves fishing & talking fishing.

I'm glad Seth mentioned the frog hookset. I've noticed that unless they completely inhale it, they spit it as fast as they grabbed it. I hit em as soon as the frog goes under.

@mr.goodbass9445

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed they spit quickly too.

Good stuff Seth! 💯

I agree with Dan The Man. Seth makes it so easy to learn. I also like when he flips fish, they Never hit the deck..Dude just rocks.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

He’s the type of guy who you think just has ‘it’ and it’s all natural..you dig a little deeper and he in fact does have ‘it’ but his preparation and attention to detail is on extraordinary levels

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

This is a very accurate characterization of Feider! Our content team feels the same.

Excellent photography and spot on casting.

After I mastered the post blow up pause to feel the basd and set the hook frog fishing the 2nd most important thing I did that maximized my hookup ratio frog fishing was go to a smaller very soft frog. 98% of the lakes I bass fish 99% of the bass you will catch regardless of presentation is 2-4lbs with most in the 2-3.5lb class. Using a smaller fog immediately and significantly increased my hookup success

Its all in the little details thank you so much very helpful 👍

I have that same rod with a zillion sitting on top of it and it’s my favorite setup of all time

Dude reminds me of Jay from Jay and silent Bob with a southern accent chill af lol

🐸🎣 great vid thanks Seth

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

You bet, appreciate you watching GetOutTheHouseGoFish!

That’s the exact same reel I have on my frog rod. Got it just last year and love it.

Thanks for the great tips

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

You bet Bryan! Feider is a wealth of knowledge.

Really good video really enjoyed it thanks for your advice and guidance excellent 👍

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for tuning in Janos!

Love topwater bassin!! Fish on!

Not a better ambassador for the sport of fishing , Always gives great tips and just seems like a cool dude ..

Reward for anyone that tells me what feel he’s using !

It’s all in the mullet!

That’s my favorite frog for bass and snakeheads!

I watch the googans for entertainment. I watch the feider man for education.

I love the camera angle u had where u casted toward the camera. Awesome 👍 view! I could watch that over and over.

I love watching Seth and Gerald Swindle

2:24 most satisfying cast ive seen.

They mainly hit the red ping pong ball, that's so interesting. Red is such a good color for bass.

Love the Daiwa sv

Who is this guy? I love him he’s so informative. Love the mullet too :)

He's so good

My favourite angler

Awesome video presentation mate...I am here in Australia and see how I can copy your swimming technique just because your video features close ups on how you use your reel and rod action...Down here in Australia I will be using 10lb braid with a monofilament leader...Thanks for sharing your information mate...

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to help

Those terminator frogs are legit

00:55 DP nice...

Gotta try frogs

I want to go by my curado DC and they only had one in that was the one on the display Shelf and it was left handed what's 6.21 gear ratio and was wondering if I did wrong but I find kind of worried because it wasn't a sealed box

I have Suffix 832 Advanced Superline 30lb (300 yards) on my PENN Fierce III 5000 on my 7 foot (2 piece) Berkley Fusion Rod. Interesting how my buddy snapped a Tatula spinning rod when he snagged on a huge weed like a carpet… wouldn’t happen on a 7 foot Ugly Stik GX2 though.

@Wired2Fish

Жыл бұрын

We've had excellent performance from our entire Daiwa lineup. Still, all sensitive graphite rods are susceptible to breakage depending on several factors, such as a small fracture in the blank from mishandling.

im using a medheavy 13fish rod thats decently stiff, do you leave some drag for a med heavy or no drag? for frog fishing

Damn shame they discontinued the Terminator Walking Frog Jr the best frog ever made!

So for small frogs in structure like your fishing and around docks, do you use straight 30lb braid and for your heavier cover you use those standerd to large frogs with straight 50lb braid?

Was not even phased by that yellow jacket that was bearing down on him....

Would rather lose a small one from a hard hookset and heavy line than not be able to winch a big one in that is tangled in weeds. Not my biggest fish but had a 4lber on a frog early this year that I brought in with another 4lbs of veggies. If my drag wasn't locked it would have def been slipping the whole time. Casting isn't terrible either. With no wind I can cast all the way to my backing. Plenty far. I do have a bluegill colored frog I haven't used yet. Going to give it a go this weekend.

I’ve seen people catch em good on frogs but I’ve never caught em good on one. Maybe something I don’t know. Always been a mystery to me.

Llama!!

Tournament Fishermen waterski the bass back to the boat. Hardest habit to learn.

@Wired2Fish

Жыл бұрын

This is definitely more of a frog thing or heavy cover thing. If the bass is on the surface it means he’s not digging down in the weeds or wood getting hung up and unhooked.

@factsoveremotions6035

Жыл бұрын

@@Wired2Fish I agree and was the hardest thing to learn to do going from Amateur to Tournaments. Ready for summer and Douglass Bass Opens on Champlain!

Thoes terminator frogs are awsom the smaller sizes is dynamite

All i need is a bass boat & cool hair cut , then it’s over for you wiches

Three seconds in, hooked fish is airborne to the boat. Maybe just get a high speed winch to rip em...launch 'em outa that water baby LOL!!

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, as Seth mentioned though, is it a 6-pounder or a 2-pounder. Sometimes tough to determine on the take. But it is funny seeing a minnow bass being launched from the water like a missile 🤣.

Why do so many people reel so fast that the fish skips on the water? Seems the fish can't fight back. Just curious. It was a great presentation. Thanks for sharing the info and posting.

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Peter, when you're pulling fish from heavy cover, getting them up on the surface is the best case scenario for landing the fish. If you give them a chance to dive back into the thick weeds like Seth was fishing, you risk losing the fish. Once you get them skipping, they're yours. Thanks for the comment and for tuning in!

If you are using a rod that’s a heavy rod and you’re frog fishing, I wouldn’t recommend braid under 50 pounds. I tried 30 pound when I first started fishing frogs, and you just don’t get the strength as you get w 50 pound +. I broke off a lot of fish too.

Seth what are you using for a leader for flipping

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

Seth breaks it all down in this master class! kzread.info/dash/bejne/oHaIrrR9mbffabg.html

My main takeaway from this video: fish are not line shy.

When i use a frog, Do i have to walk it everytime or What. Can someone tell me how to fish it because im new to fishing a frog

@theaveragearmwrestler4255

4 жыл бұрын

Player yeah he didn’t mention anything about how to work the frog.

@solobassmaster2128

4 жыл бұрын

i like to walk it for about 6-7 pops then let it sit for 5 seconds then go again and stop when you get to edge of cover

@SaltySeaCaptain

3 жыл бұрын

if you're new dont really worry about walking it. once youre more comfortable with the bait practice a bit and you'll get the hang of it.

Why do all my brand new kvd sexy frogs sink?! Literally all of them

👍👊👏👏👏🐸!!!!

4:08 Boss move. Listen closely. Story goes, that wasp landed in the water to be eaten by a red ear with a stache and long hair.

I mean I caught be a 3 lb bullfrog does that count 🤣

When Seth talks you better listen

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

Amen!

What model is that Daiwa Reel ?

@evanmadson

3 жыл бұрын

Looked like a Tatula 100

Joe dirt fishing 🤙

100% on two things…smaller frogs and bluegill pattern. The small terminators and the junior pad crasher bluegill colors are absolutely dynamite. About 80% of my frog fishing each year will consist of just those two baits. They’ll catch the frog monsters you’re chasing but they’ll also catch the 2lbers that might be a little gunshy about hitting a bigger frog. Frog is kind of a misleading term for what these baits imitate…to me, it’s always been bluegill struggling on the surface and small rodents as well as frogs

I know were he is fishing but will not say it’s to good of a spot

Does this guy have a channel ?

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Don't think so. We're lucky to have him as a regular fixture here at Wired2Fish though.

Joe dirt’s cousin?

Yeah working an 8ft rod the way he's working that 7 foot rod would not be fun and he'd be hitting the water every few twitch lmao

We. Fishing

Why real in so fast

@evanmadson

3 жыл бұрын

To keep them from sinking into cover and making it even harder to get them out of it n back to ya. I’ve pulled up pounds of brush basically suffocating the fish inside the huge clump it sucks haha

I came for the frog but I stayed for the mustache.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

We love increasing audience retention. We'll focus filming efforts on people with mustaches going forward.

@2:59 Frog Porn got damn

'Im not making long casts' ... '30 lb braid is better because i can cast further' lol

@Wired2Fish

3 жыл бұрын

Oh well, still tons of good content in this vid. Most are well-served listening and following Feider's advice. The topic is small frogs, so it is certainly much easier to cast light frogs with a 30-pound braid than say the more standard 65-pound test.

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Why do bass fisherman reel in fish like they’re water skiing?

@conniebennett6646

4 жыл бұрын

?

@conniebennett6646

4 жыл бұрын

Are u referring to the hook set or the fast retrieval to the boat?

@conniebennett6646

4 жыл бұрын

Fast retrieve is to keep pressure on fish so they can't throw hook or because he's in a hurry for filming? Lol

@dillonanderson4967

4 жыл бұрын

It's probably because he's a tournament fisherman and that's how they do it.. the goal is to get as many fish as possible to the boat without losing them. If he lets them fight they have a higher chance of getting

@stephenballard1308

4 жыл бұрын

The faster you get them to the boat the less time the fish has to throw the bait

Ah yes...frogging. My favorite way to catch zero fish.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Really, where do you live/fish? Generally speaking, it's a really productive bait but not necessarily on every fishery.

@kdr4480ify

4 жыл бұрын

Wired2Fish it actually is my favorite way to fish, nothing is more exciting. Its my hook up percentage that leads to zero fish caught.

IF I HOLD MY CHIHUAHUA DOG LIKE THAT IT WILL ALSO LOOK HUGE 😂🤣🌈🌈🌈👍🏻

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Did you watch the video MR GUPPY 101?

It kills me how guys fish with 50+test line, bulldog the fish back to the boat like a slingshot thin toss it back in the water like a piece of trash. #disrespect

@pain_weaver

4 жыл бұрын

Awww you poor Karen.

@jacobalbright3715

Жыл бұрын

50lb test..first day fishing snowflake. More like 50lb braid..

Show a little respect for fish you release and help you make a living.

Yeah right I can almost picture you are just testing the same fish why am I seeing the same picture over and over what do you think we're that stupid

@Unspoke

4 жыл бұрын

Rodney Johnston You’ve made an absurd statement and for that, I’m sorry. You may leave now because your insult does not do justice just like your grammar.

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

He caught multiple and all different fish in this video. All of our how-to content features genuine and authentic catches.

@pain_weaver

4 жыл бұрын

@@Wired2Fish just because he's accustomed to faking fish doesn't mean everyone else is 😂