Fishing a GORGEOUS Urban Creek
In Today’s video we’re packing up a couple finesse rods, some cold-water tackle, and headed to a gorgeous, little, urban creek for an afternoon of fishing. As we enter into early winter and the temperature drops the bite may slow but these creeks stay packed full of life.
This Tennessee Creek is loaded with a variety of beautiful fish but today we’re going to be Bass Fishing. Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Spotted bass all run these crystal-clear streams making for some exciting and often times unpredictable fishing. As we are entering winter and these fish are becoming harder to catch, especially while Bank fishing, we’ll be utilizing a couple fantastic finesse lures and working them on BFS fishing gear, increasing our casting distance and accuracy while fishing these small profile baits.
Following the fishing portion of the video we’ll enter into the “Breaking Down the Baits” portion and take an in depth look at the baits/lures used in today’s video. We’ll get into the pros and cons of these lures, their weight, length, color, and other specifications.
TLDR: In Today’s video we’ll be bank fishing a scenic urban creek for some bass fishing.
Hope you enjoy the video,
Andrew
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Gear Used:
Rod: Fenwick, Links (Bait Finesse Special)
Reel: Daiwa, Gekkabijin TWS BFS (8.5)
Line: Seaguar, Fluorocarbon 6lbs
Rod – Dobyns, SUF700C
Reel – Shimano, Curado BFS 8.2
Line – 6lb Fluorocarbon
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Tackle Used:
Lure – 6th Sense, Divine Swimbait 2.7″ (Pro Shad)
Terminal – Eagle Claw, 1/8 Ballhead (round bend)
Lure – ZMAN, Tickler Z (Green Pumpkin)
Terminal – ZMAN, Finesse Shroomhead 1/10
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