Bass CAN'T Resist These JUNE LURES

Bass CAN'T Resist These JUNE LURES

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44 Comments

  1. Weightless chartreuse tip worm works best for me. These spooks do nothing for me. If I fish on top water, I will throw the 6th sense 80 WK 0-1 bait. Works great

  2. My go-to that worked in many different places & situations was a 1/8oz Texas rigged black & bronze 4-6” soft plastic lizard/salamander. Or weightless on a ultralight/very light spinning rig.

  3. My son and I were getting skunked for a year. I took your advice on one lure bought it yesterday cast out tonight two largemouth one had to be 16 inches long.

  4. Fluke, weightless. 18” leader with a barrel swivel to give it not only a pivot point when you twitch your fluke, but it adds a little weight to to make the fluke fall head down quicker, also when you twitch it w a barrel swivel leader, it prevents it from blowing out. I prefer a 5” caffeine shad- 4” if I’m on a smaller fishery. A fluke , frog (most top waters) , and shakey head worm or free rig soft plastic (sometimes a hybrid swim jig or miniMAX) those are all you need. You can fish mats without weights if you have the right baits for the job for instance a Bottom Up scupper frog. Throw that on a Mat weightless..let it sit..then frantically swim it away from the mat- they’ll come up and blast it.

  5. Awesome video tyler. Any chance you could throw up a Pic of the areas (pocket, ledge, etc) you talking about.

  6. One thing I’ve found success in using on grass that’s around 3-4 feet under the surface is a weightless worm. Even though it’s weightless, the worm falls super slowly. Just my 2 cents on getting a bite and also keeping the bait nice and clean/grass free

  7. Every time I throw a 10 inch culprit on I catch bass it just works super slow retrieve weightless red shad tequila sunrise regular brown or magic plum color all works good

  8. Would also like to see you do a video about lakes that have no grass and that are mostly rock and trees. One of your in-depth long videos would be so helpful.

  9. I’m still hanging on to the spinnerbait bite in the mornings but the top water bite is starting to come into play. Other than the deep crank and big worm, I rely on a flick shake rather than a drop shot because I can cover more water if I have to.

  10. Drop shot, 1/16 oz weight, 12 lb flouro, 2.5” paddle tail and a circle hook. Rig it through the nose like a live minnow. Slow drag back with rod tip up.

  11. If I’m fishing a largeish pond, will the bass still go deeper? I haven’t caught a fish over 2 pounds in a while, except for a 4 and a quarter on a chatterbait, I was fishing it a little deeper than I normally do. But 10 foot is the max depth plus submerged vegetation. What should I throw? The forage is bluegill, black crappie, and big shinner.

  12. Tyler, love your takes for lures and soft plastics, but it doesn’t work for me because you’re in Ohio and I’m in Utah. The lakes and reservoirs in my state has rip raps and rocky bottoms. Deep dive crankbaits, wacky worm rigs are essential for my success and topwater never works in June and the rest of the summer months.

  13. What model trolling motor are you running? And do you have the built-in, or bolted-on transducer(s)?

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