BASS FISHING from a tiny KAYAK in Early June for post spawn fish. (SIMPLE METHOD to catch bass)

Headed out to my favorite lunker lake for a kayak fishing adventure. Mostly caught bass around thick cover.

Worms were hand poured 5″ trick worm in orange or pink. Tubes were hand dipped in pink with a hole cut in them close to the head to let them sink. 20 pound braid to 15 pound fluorocarbon leader via an FG knot. Uni knot passed through eye twice to secure the 1/0 offset worm hook.

Tube and worm were both fished weightless in the floating worm style. Basically twitch twitch, pause, twitch, pause, repeat. It’s the same as a fluke. I don’t know why they use a different name.

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Video Contents

0:00 – Intro
0:24 – Bass One (3lbs 8oz)
1:12 – Bass Two (3lbs 7oz)
2:22 – Bass Three (4lbs 13oz)(pink tube)(cat watching)
4:16 – Bass Four (pink tube)
5:05 – Bass Five (3lbs 15oz)(pink tube)
6:17 – Bass Six (2lbs 15oz)(pink tube)
7:24 – Bass Seven (orange worm)
8:02 – Bass Eight (2lbs 12oz)(hung on reeds)(orange worm)
9:50 – Bass Nine (2lbs 13oz)(pink worm)
11:26 – Bass Ten (2lbs 13oz)(pink worm)
12:28 – Bass Eleven (dink)
12:47 – Sassy Outro (Share/Like/Subscribe/Comment)

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