Fishing with my brother, looking for Trophy bass
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Big Swimbait Bass Fishing November 2017
Fishing with my brother, looking for Trophy bass
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subbed, great stuff Brice
Is your GoPro voice commanded
Big barrels and big bass that's what I do
Dude you suck at fishing always losing fish due to premature ejaculation learn how to fish a jig and fish slower p.s your casting distance is terrible you don't need an 11 inch bait for 5 lb.fish I catch 30lb.striper on 6 in danny plugs all day
Such a cool spot
Great stuff. I’d like to fish with you sometime.
Dang, when u missed that first hookset, u should've paused and not reel the swimbait in yet. Might've hit it again. Good video though, thanks.
What company makes that spiraled eye rod
Good stuff man! Video was pretty entertaining, I’ve made a couple myself and felt like you had to constantly be catching fish for it to be a good video but this one was awesome! I just got 2 swim baits myself so hopefully I can break my 5lb curse haha fish on man and keep the videos coming!
Why do you set the hook so hard on trebled baits?? Honestly just curious
Hey Brice what is that jitterbug looking cupped-lip bait shown during your opening frames?
What rod is the 11 inch on? I saw the guides and i know gary loomis does his new rods like that, but it doesnt look like an edge
Picked up some new ways to fish but awesome video my dude! Thanks for some tips!
Brice comin' in hot with them Bill Dance tips lol. Keep up the good work bro.
Any else notice his rod eyelets at the first cast?
Try fishing that with a big mono leader? If it is just braid, you are probably ripping the bait right out from the fish's mouth.
Great Video
That part of the brazos has definitely been over fished. Went there two months ago and caught 5 over 6 lbs, biggest being 9#. Two weeks ago tried again and ran into about 4 others in yaks. Nature of the game
What kinda line and rods are you using for those big baits?
Thanks
Hey u still caught a 6lber so thats a great day!
I picked up another great tip here: "always cast past and make sure you get your bait hung up". Ha, good stuff brother!