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Want to catch more fish? Fish submerged vegetation. In this video you will find tips on how to becoming more efficient when fishing in and around submerged vegetation. Propper bait selection paired with the right technique and mental approach will not only save lots of frustration, it will also be your key to success. It’s all covered in this video, lots of information to help you catch more fish when fishing around vegetation on your very next trip.Good Luck!
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Great video, if they are under heavy vegetation, would you want to go all the way down like punching?
Hey there Steve !! Thank you for taking some time and talking with me Monday this is Dave big Mexican with a hearing aid 😂😂 after I left I seen all the weeds unbelievable I was using top water bait but no luck went on to more Biger area but still no luck but hey a bad day fishing is better than a good day at home 😃😃 you explained today’s video very well I’m now gonna go out and try next week thank you again for this awesome video!!
Thanks Steve – good stuff right there. Appreciate your time putting this together.
Great video Steve
I like using a crankbait to comb weed edges or the points of it! The lighter the crankbait the easier it is to deflect it of the weeds and get nice reaction strikes. My other method is using a jerkbait and ripping it on top of submerge vegetation. Bass will come up from their grass lairs and hammer it hard! Not practical methods to approach this kind of fishing but it works for me😁
What about a rig and jerk bait
always enjoy your videos and one of these days I will catch a fish on the Delta. It seems like the audio cut out at the transition 6:02 not sure if its happening to anyone else
Hi Coop.
Just when I think I’m the shit the delta let me know it’s not always easy.
Tuff weekend for us.
We caught fish not in numbers or size.
Always learning something from you coach Steve, Another good video. Camoguy
Very nice Super Steve. 😮
One of your best yet!, thank you. Great information and presentation.