"The bank fishermen always wanna get closer to the middle, boat fisherman always wanna get closer to the bank." So true...

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

We all want what we can't have, I reckon ;) - Walker

@TitanBeats

6 жыл бұрын

I mean I don't want to be close to the middle I just want a boat so I can fish more cover than 2 small fishing spots in my area the rest is all private property unless you buy a boat

@JoseLara-uc9uf

6 жыл бұрын

Shelly Vogler - he's got "it" when it comes to speaking and teaching. Very humble. I think this is the first video of his that I've viewed and I had to subscribe. Awesome dude

@avitaknighten982

6 жыл бұрын

omg ur right!

@telefunkenyou47

5 жыл бұрын

Bank fishermen always wanna get a boat.

Like others said...this guy is a knowledgeable and classy dude...love the respect he had for that big HOG at the end.

Thank you for saying,"Quit watching watching videos, and get out there and fish." Hands down, best advice out there. Grandpa would always say,"You won't learn, or catch a thing without getting the line wet."

Finally a video with sense, substance and easy to understand (and my first language is not English) I’ve been looking videos for the past couple of weeks And they either have no substance or they are so deep into the info that they don’t say anything. This video is like a friend is explaining things with normal words. Thank you guys keep up with the great videos

Very good advice. It's hard to believe how many people think that just because they're on land the fish are oblivious to them. Some of my biggest bass have come from quietly working a bank.

Definitely classy and knowledgeable...love the respect he showed for that big mama bass..

I spend my evenings wading in my local river, music playing on my phone and certainly not being stealthy. My favorite are the comments from others watching me release fish listening to Clutch. 😁

"quit watching videos and get out there" down to earth man. Had to subscribe to this. Very knowledgeable. I appreciate your advice bud

Thanks for givin us bank yankers some key knowledge! appreciate that👊👊👊

Another great video. I’m learning that bank fishing is a win-win. Fun, low-cost entry to fishing. The walking is good for me. And the silence helps with the stress. Ok....that’s a win-win-win. Lol.

This is the kinda guy i wanna be like when i get alittle older, great video man, kinda video that motivates you to get out there asap, thanks

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Isaac! Good fishing. - Walker

Good video. Have this guy do more vids.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

GreenGhostMan A bunch more from Walker already in the queue.

@dannycurtis1939

7 жыл бұрын

I agree! I've recently come across the videos Walker is in and I love them all so far... great teaching style!! I still have a lot to watch but please keep them coming W2F/Walker!!!

Thank you for explaining being quiet. As a lifelong hunter, I recently picked up fishing. Still have a lot to learn.

Earned a sub here. Excellent tips and this dude is knowledgeable and humble. Good traits to have while Bass fishing! 😃

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Good deal. Good looking fella too with that red beard ; ). Bass find it hard to resist.

Long time catfish fisherman. Decided to start Bass fishing while catfishing to be more active. I think these tips will help. Thanks.

One of the tips I always tell myself is that even if I go out and fish for a few hours and catch absolutely nothing, no bites or nothing I always remember to keep my head up and tomorrow is another day

@jonathansevel1757

10 ай бұрын

Bad day of fishing still beats a good day working

I bank fish a river with a 6ft 6 rod. I only bring one all arounder baitcasting setup and one spinning rod. One thing I desperately need is a way to easily stow my spinning rod while still having easy access to it. I love the point of being stealthy, I honestly haven't noticed my voice cause any sort of disturbance in the water but footsteps most certainly have. I could see how your voice may play a role in areas with less human activity though. I fished a new pond with a friend a few summers ago and we struggled all day. On our way out, we walked a trail closer to the bank that lead into a small shaded cove with tons of structure that I never saw because I wasn't moving enough. We spooked so many fish that I felt a combination of sickness and elation. We went back a few days later tip toeing along that same bank making long casts and crushed it.

These are great tips. Stealth is always a key when fishing.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you found them helpful. Thank you for watching. - Walker

Almost cried watching this. You said quit watching fishing videos and go have fun. I keep coming home without a story of catching a bass. I’ve spent a good bit on lures and an okay bait caster. I can’t catch my bass. I’m not gonna quit tho and ima go out there and have fun. Thanks man

@nekaneka-lo2js

2 ай бұрын

Another thing you need to understand is these people in fishing videos go to STOCKED PONDS AND LAKES. Alot of it is private areas on someone's property. I use to get jealous when watching them then I had to ask myself "is my wrist work or lures any different than theirs or is it the location??? Trust me,you'd catch a hog too if you had access to film in a trophy pond

I bank fish 99% of the time, it has it's ups and downs...don't have to worry about how bad the boat launch is, but have to carry rods, tackle boxes, and snacks. I can fish off the bank and hit that hole that only other way back there is a kayak. But I fish farm ponds and gravel pits so it a battle figuring out what baits they want. I might use a real shallow running square bill in the pond but the gravel pit can handle a 7-11' crankbait without getting into the grass

@tommymorris8918

7 жыл бұрын

Geaux Tigers!!!!

Stop watching videos and go out!!! Great video!!! I am a bank fisherman. Got lucky and found a pond for $5(farm pond) that I can walk or donate another $5 and to use a small aluminum boat and paddle!!!

The worst thing about my area: most fishing access points are boat launches on lakes that are otherwise private. The constant noise from boats mixed with crowded fishing.....its hard to catch anything without a boat up here and thats not in my future. I appreciate the video! I'm jealous beyond belief, honestly.

@bpfyre1882

Жыл бұрын

You have to travel or fund a river to drive down maybe 30 mins away im sure you can find some good holes even creeks you can catch smallies and rock bass. You have to fish where few people fish, and you gotta go out and explore to find em

Great tips. Anything with bank fishing tips is greatly appreciated

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

We will definitely add a lot more to the bank fishing library this year!

Very informative and a great video. I especially like the mini fridge strapped to your back.

Awesome video thanks for the tips

Excellent tips. Thank you 👍

First of all I wanna say I love all the videos on this channel but he does them the best! And also I wish there was a Wired2Hunt with him in it 😂

Famous words "quit watching fishing videos and get out and fish"

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

I don't beat around the bush! - Walker

@lovefishingalwaysaddyson911

4 жыл бұрын

I do 😂 I just watch this for some reason 😂

@treyalexander7256

3 жыл бұрын

Sadly there are no fish at work

Not sure why I watched this video but im glad i did! I enjoyed the host and how he presented everything. Yall earned a new sub. Get out and fish!

Great tips and helpful information! Not everyone has a boat and there are a lot of bank fishermen! Nice job!

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We'll be adding a lot more bank-fishing pieces this year.

@FishHawk

7 жыл бұрын

Good to hear!

This is the LAST fishin' video I'm watching. Time to go fishin'! Great advice. :-)

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Walker nailed his sign-off with that comment. Good advice for all of us in this digital age!

@pumbanation2434

7 жыл бұрын

love it! hahaha

This is one of the best videos I have seen. Thank you.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Glad it helped!

Very good video. Full of useful information. I always like to see people helping others get started in our wonderful sport of fishing.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks BassBound TV. Appreciate the words.

@bassboundtv7602

7 жыл бұрын

No problem keep up the good work and thanks for the subscription.

Great advice, I learned some things. Thanks 👍🎣🇺🇸

Great tips I have to bank fish at this time don't have a boat or a kayak and will be trying it also new at bass fishing thank you

I would love to see more bank fishing videos! Thats about all I'm able to do right now and it's a little tricky.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Any specifics on what your challenges are and we'll try to address those in upcoming videos for you. Got a lot of bank fishing stuff coming.

@ipreferfreedom7752

7 жыл бұрын

Well I find myself at a lot of different boat ramps and docks so traffic and noise isn't the best lol. So maybe a video on that(more less on limited space)? Also on a side note, not sure if you ever come to the central Florida area but we have a place called Saddle Creek; it's a great place to fish both bank and off a boat and would make for great time and video.

Great video!

Great video. Simple tips go a loooong way!

@Wired2Fish

6 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that Herman, very important to cover many topics, beginner and basic to experienced and advanced.

Good video, thanks! Gonna try my hand at it, though I do love fishing for bluegill. :)

Great advice! It definitely works....

Great tips - thank you very much!

@Wired2Fish

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Math Teacher! Assume you're a math teacher? If so, enjoy your well-deserved summer and good fishing to you.

Great tips!

Great video. Very motivational.

I’m not lying but this has to be the best vid yet in my opinion great job

My North Carolina raised mom learned to fish from another woman, using a cane pole and bobber. Mom told me they used to crawl the last ten yards or so to the shore. Stealth indeed, in the Dismal Swamp.

Good tips!!

Great tips, stealth is key.

Nice video, some good tips

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it, and looking forward to some more shore fishing videos in the near future.

Great video thanks. - Scott.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Scott. - Walker

I just got back into fishing again. I've got that same lure, and I've been catching bass like crazy on it.

good tips, i always cant few feet from shore my 1st cast near the shore always check :D

Good on you Brother. Never even heard of you all. I like the cut of your jib.

great video!! I fish from the bank 90% of the time..any tips I can get are greatly appreciated!! very helpful.. thanks!

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

You're welcome. Thanks for watching! We'll be adding a lot more bank fishing pieces!

@cc-ty3gg

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! I look forward to watching more bank fishing videos..Good luck on the water!

Good intel TY !

I enjoyed that video I'm going to subscribe

This man couldn't be more right amen sir you are a bank fish master

Could you do a video where you cast along the grass or weeds and race a weightless plastic worm back towards you ? Bass don't hit that often , but when they do , watching them run that lure down just under the surface is priceless !..

Thank you. I took notes.

i love this guy

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

+hydrate claypool he's as charming in person as he is good looking, plus a load of fun to give sh*t to. Very reactive. Makes for a good co-worker.

I wish he’d talked about what kind of baits to use when.

@jbinnebose

Жыл бұрын

Try using a swimbait jig with a soft crayfish bait on it like he had showed at the end. Try using a pumpkin green or black and blue color

Apartment living no boats aloud. So I bank fish most of the time. Using 8 to 12 lb test. Works for me.

Awesome video man. Very cool tips!

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

You bet, appreciate it Scott.

THANK YOU

Thanks👍

Well, it's what I do. while waiting for patients, I watch bass fishin' videos. 🎣

You absolutely right.

I feel like he made this video for me because I stay watching videos because I never catch anything when I go out to fish maybe 1 or 2 fish a month after fishing for hours each day but I’m gonna take his advice and move around a little bit more to find the fish before I just decide to sale all my rods and tackle lol

Best line was "quit watching fishing videos" I'm headed to my local river bridge NOW!

nice video , subscribed on your channel

great video, just what i needed to see this morning, all though here in ohio were gonna have snow all day and 40 mph winds and sunday its gonna be 75 lol. no serious i 99 % of the time bank fish and use that type of bag but i do take 4 or 5 rods with different setups maybe that's a mistake? just being lazy and not wanting to retie all day. we had a cold front and it had pushed all the fish back off and i fished the deepest hole in the small quarry i was fishing for two hours straight just thinking they had to b deep with that cold snap the whole country had a few weeks ago, so thanks for the info next time i wont b fishing the same spot for two hours without a nibble.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, and sounds like you have a solid bank fishing program. We're glad the info was helpful.

No such thing as a bad cast if your lure is in the water. I've caught them casting over trees, I play it where it lays like a golf ball!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Great video... I've been having trouble determining my weakness but seem to be more efficient at pitching in cover. Which would mean everything else is my weakness.... I hate fishing deep and rarely use crankbaits unless it's a 6xd.

Very informative but how do you feel about the channel reel outdoorsy?

Last summer i wrnt camping at brilee campground in ct and i caught 3 the first day 0 the second day, and 8 the final day, the third day was my bday and i caught a 8.56 pound bass witch and is my PB large mouth

@Wired2Fish

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like an excellent camping outing! Congrats on the giant birthday bruiser!

How does your bait go so far specially when you cast it at those 45 angles? I have a bait caster reel. What kind of rod and line do I need to for it to go far without me having to use a lot of power to cast it?

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

A lot of practice and the right gear! The gear I used in the video is listed in the description above. I was also using 17-pound Seaguar Invizx Fluorocarbon line. - Walker

great vide...any tips on best time of day to go fishing for hot summer days? bait....hook size....thanks again for the video!!!!

@Wired2Fish

4 жыл бұрын

Best times are whenever you can get out! Although, hot days you'll find the fish cooperate a little better early morning and late evening into night. Thanks for commenting!

@osvaldoumana4494

4 жыл бұрын

@@Wired2Fish wow.....THAT'S a fast response......thanks a lot !!!!

Where did you get that top water frog lure shirt? thats awesome

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

You can order it here: www.spro.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=P0062%2DB%2DALL

I live by lake Erie so having a boat nice ! All the Pearls full if people get crowed it at times

"Stop watching videos and go fish" It's 54 degrees.. or I would

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Put a jacket on!

i need more of this walker txas ranger

when it is hot how can I catch deep-water bass from shore? what lure and rig?

Ive watched all the videos and know all the techniques, but I can't find a good place to fish. What should I look for in the body of water im fishing?

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

It's tough to say without know more about the place you're fishing. This time of year the bass are a lot tougher to catch at least in the mid-section to northern part of the US because cold water has them feeding a lot less. So they are not as active and not as willing to eat a lure. As it gets further into spring you will start to piece it together a little easier. But if you can figure out if there are deeper areas, breaklines where it changes from shallow to deep or vice versa, maybe isolated cover in the lake like a laydown tree, brush pile, rocks, etc. Those can all hold fish. Irregular features like a point of land or grass, a high spots or a ditch or little creek running into the lake. You're basically looking a lot of times for changes. But the search is definitely a lot harder when the water is so cold. As it warms up those fish will move shallower and bank fishermen have a lot more opportunities. - Jason

@seancurtin6572

7 жыл бұрын

Jason, thanks for the reply man. I live in the Potomac River area on the Virginia side. Thanks for the advice, after I read this I immediately thought of a place. Its a laid down tree with part of it submerged and it falls into a bunch of lily pads, I might go try that sometime this week. Thanks alot for your help!

What rod & reel combo was that?

Let’s see you fish like that in California lol 😂 lot more competition out her bud

Need a southern muddy water video.I've never seen one.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

We just shot some last week. They will be published soon!

Almost 100 k subscribers

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Yes sir. Thank you! ;-)

@nickiribarren7728

5 жыл бұрын

Evan Allen almost 200k 🔥

Great advice!

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, glad it has some value. We have more bank content coming online at Wired2Fish.com starting Monday next week.

How do you find a break line?

how should I fish when I can only fish in 1-2 spots on the whole pond/lake bacuse of privacy and weeds

@matthewdean7507

4 жыл бұрын

honestly find another pond.. the #1 thing I see amateur's do is stand in one spot.. If I'm not able to walk around the whole pond then I won't fish it.. you gotta cast and move, constantly covering water and land

@TitanBeats

3 жыл бұрын

Slight problem every pond where I live is drainage ponds that have no trespassing (not to mention theres only 2 or 3 of them within my city and no car either I've tested my luck a few times but still never caught any fish in about 5 or 6 of them I've tried) only place I've ever caught fish is the lake that only has one spot to cast from hell its now been like 2 years since I've seen a bass I literally live on lake simcoe the worlds best smallmouth fishery but no boat=no point in even trying lake simcoe unless for perch.

I bank fish almost exclusively and have been trying to get better with a baitcaster, but every time I got out all I can think about is how much easier it would be to fish it with a spinning set up. Nothing worse than tagging a branch in the middle of a cast and blowing your reel up on the first few casts.

@wesvan6

7 жыл бұрын

solesolace maybe carry a pocket knife and cut some branches down. If you know the land owner.

@davejeon02

7 жыл бұрын

solesolace keep practicing, and mind your surroundings. there's a lot more lures, techniques, and presentations that you can utilize or maximize using a baitcaster over a spinning setup. so keep mastering it and it'll pay off big time, I promise. my bank fishing setup consists of 6 baitcasting setups and 1 spinning, although ideally I'd like to add another spinning setup to my arsenal (my UL is a spinning too, obviously). spinning setups are best for finesse techniques; I won't throw anything over 1/8 oz. -- MAYBE 1/4 oz. sometimes -- on my spinning setup. all the 'fun', moving baits or power-fishing presentations are most effectively used on a baitcaster

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Fish with whatever you are comfortable with and have the most fun with. I don't care if it's a push-button reel. Everyone's preferences are different! Thanks for watching. - Walker

Hey man trying to find some reviews on the Flambeau P50BP but they are pretty scarce. Ended up ordering one anyway lol how do you like it?

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Alex, good deal, we think you'll like it. We like the fact that we can pack a good variety of tackle in it so we're covered for just about anything from the bank, or a buddy's boat. Good heavy build quality, so durability seems very good. We're believers in the Zerust trays for protecting hooks/terminal tackle from rust, so that's an additional plus. Let us know how your's is working for you.

@doublea3760

7 жыл бұрын

Just got it today and it is awesome. I didn't come close to filling it up. Very rugged and durable construction, which I believe will hold up a long time. If not I think it even has a 3 year warranty. I wasn't sure how the line feeder would work but it is great I use it for leaders. If anyone is reading this Academy Sports has them right now for $100, which is a great deal considering it has at least $50 worth of flambeau zerust box's included.

ware i'm at we have this thing called winter, I'm always waiting for Bass to open, chomping at the bit 2-3 days prior to opener, you can catch and release but can't keep until opener, but i'm in it for fun not a trophy C.P.R.

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

The world needs more anglers like you Mike. Release to fight another day. Our northern MN office is dealing with your pain. Ice until mid-April, then still can't legally chase gamefish (bass, pike, walleye) until May 13th.

What tackle bag where you using

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

The link can be found in the description.

Can u guys make a big swimbait vid in ponds?

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Bass Casters Yes. Actually have the shoot scheduled for next month already.

@benzerzanek5837

7 жыл бұрын

Wired2Fish can't wait!!! I'm a huge swimbait fisherman!!!!!

There are fish right underneath or in front of me when I go to a local lake, but they won't bite. I've tried spinners, flies, swimbaits, & poppers. They'll all gather around my lures, but not bite them. Any tips?

@solarfishysticks4496

4 жыл бұрын

Throw a nightcrawler and its over

Gotta hook em before you cook em

okay, ill quit watching fishing videos. bye! hahaha joking. I subscribed xD

@Wired2Fish

7 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks!

I wish i could do that... And what i mean is ive said im going to go fishing for 30min or an hour and wind up staying all day or atleast 4 hours

the bass usually spawn at lake pockets and there was one behind him then he went there caught a big one

What time of day is “best” ?

@iridium192gaming4

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard first and last hour of the day

Damn maybe i needtobe quite. I catch some ok sized LMB, but i am listening to music and bs'n with my fishing buddy. Guessing that's why most my bites come from 30 plus ft away from me