What you think your lure is doing, what it actually is doing.

[Toni]

Saw this. Found it interesting. Covers basic retrieves, shows what is actually happening underwater. I found that my mental picture of what was going on was pretty different from what was actually going on.

[posmallie]

That's a good video. Thanks for posting. It seems to make a decent argument for shorter rods and slower gear ratios. I have found that Active Target has also really helped me understand what my lure is doing under the water.

[Mcjenson]

His videos have popped up for me, I like this guys videos. In a world of people trying to stretch a 5 minute video into a 30 minute video its refreshing seeing videos that get to the point and have some science behind them.

[Welaka]

Pretty interesting

[cwilt]

Thanks for sharing, very informative. Guess I have been doing everything wrong.

[Runsome]

His videos have popped up for me, I like this guys videos. In a world of people trying to stretch a 5 minute video into a 30 minute video it’s refreshing seeing videos that get to the point and have some science behind them.

I totally agree - he gets right to the point and usually has really good information.

[mactlman]

His videos are pretty good without a lot wasted time, watch all of them usually

[BigFishSteve]

That's good info. I too like the short video.

[bilgerat]

Charlie Brewer was right

[rangerbrent]

Thanks for posting. Very good info on how far baits move.

[lakebouef5]

Learned this many years ago casting into an above ground pool. I also watched a big bass hunter in California stitch his line with his hand.....on a video years ago. I do that a lot with a tough bite.

[RNKingCx19]

Thank for sharing

[StumpDonkey]

Good info. Thank you.

[Moose720]

Great video.....I have to tell myself all the time "slow down stupid" when fishing soft plastics or a jig

[ECobb91]

That was a very good/informative video. Not a lot of bs fluff and just straight to the point. The Split View was great to see. Made me realize why when I’m fishing a jig side by side against my cousin, he out fishes me usually 1.5:1. We slow reel them for smallies and I’m usually reeling tip up, he’s tip down.

[BASStard6344]

Thanks for sharing.

Learned more in that six minutes than I have in my entire life.

Now if I can only remember to apply it.

[csurp]

Learned this many years ago casting into an above ground pool. I also watched a big bass hunter in California stitch his line with his hand.....on a video years ago. I do that a lot with a tough bite.

is this the technique? Fly fishermen have been fishing a nymph this way a long time.

[RANGER487]

Thanks for sharing.

[Whistle Pig]

thanks, i learned some

[78Staff]

I've watched quite a few of his vids - here's an interesting one he did on Bass vision and colors... Spoiler, pretty much everything morphs into one of 3 main colors - white-ish, brown-ish, and green-ish :).