I really appreciate the series on bait retrieves. Thanks, Matt!

As a bank fishermen, I love your channel especially these retrieval videos of baits and lures I use. I have liked a few so far and plan on saving more. Thank you for a great channel and videos!

I also like to use a small football jig head and bounce it on the bottom. Stands up real nice.

This be the only Channel I watch now. Hats off to u Matt.

I really enjoy these kind of videos. You can watch lots of videos on all kinds of techniques, but there aren’t very many videos on how to work the different lures or techniques. I commend you for showing how to retrieve and work various baits. Please keep doing these type of videos for other techniques and lures. Thanks for teaching the part of fishing that I believe is the hardest to learn on your own.

Matt always dropping the juice! I live sleep and breath fishing and I’ve learned so many tips on fishing baits from this channel.

All the retrieves are very helpful. Thanks

Swimbaits are one of my favorites for deep water bass. They also catch walleye on those days when the wind has them in the shallows.

Thanks for tips Matt. Hopefully I can use these to improve my swimbait bite, which has been very low as of late.

I always like hearing different retrieve styles, we all think differently & I like trying different things & try to think outside of the box anyways. I was catching ton of schooling striper using that technique. Letting my dropshot pendulum swing from surface down through school. I had a 3" hazedong shad because they were on tiny bait. It was out fishing for bass & school of striper came up so I switched my dropshot bait & took advantage of situation. It worked extremely well & was ton of fun..

Great tips! Thanks for the waterside demonstrations.

It's always great to hear your advice ,keep up the great work on the channel, have a great day .

Thanks for the retrieve videos. Very informative. Your videos got me thinking. With all the baits we have available today, especially soft plastics, the different rigging techniques, it's fun but complicated. When I started fishing national tournaments in 1984 you were either a boater or a rider. Both anglers paid the same entry fee and fished for the same prize pot. Techniques were simple then. Today I see more of a division in anglers. I'm basically considered a power fisherman who likes to move with topwater, spinnerbaits, crankbaits and it's tough if I fish with a soft plastics angler. Wacky rig, texas rig, drop shot etc. The two just don't get along in the same boat. Of course I'm talking fun fishing not tournaments so I carry lots of rods and tackle and adjust to make everyone happy. Too many techniques.

Nice demo. Thanks Matt 👍

Thanks for those great retrieving tips!!!

Great techniques. Thanks for sharing your information

I wondered how you would break off the snag. Thanks for including it and making it real.

Thanks bud, I like this series 👊🏼

Great tips, thanks.

Thank you for the video.