Best Bluegill Bait

ReelJedi
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Nov 14, 2023 #1
This is my #1 SECRET Bluegill Bream Panfish and Sunfish BAIT and I'm Stupid for Sharing This. I share my secret bluegill bait that I discovered by accident years ago, this tiny bait is the best lure I have ever used for bluegill, sunfish, bream, and panfish, of coarse besides live bait. This is my favorite bait to use when ultra light fishing, I really didn't want to share this secret but I hope it helps you guys catch more bream! Please SUBSCRIBE and help us get to 100K! Here↠ https://bit.ly/2SWgRUR
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what's cracking youtube today i'm going
to share with you guys
a secret bait that i have been using for
years to catch
a bluegill panfish small bass pretty
much any kind of
smaller fish but first i'm going to give
you a little
back story of how i found this bait i'm
not the inventor
so i think it's actually a bait you can
buy from the store you have to make it
yourself but it's pretty simple to make
i'm going to give you the back story
then i'm going to show you how to make
it
and then i'm going to show you guys how
to use it okay first off
the back story how i found this bait so
i must have been like 10 or 11 years old
you know back in the day before we had
all the social media and everything
they used to send magazines like
bassmasters in the mail well my dad
would get one in the mail every month
and i would always read through the
articles and everything and one of the
articles i read
said to take a small piece of a worm
cut it up in little chunks put it on a
hook and put a little split shot in
front of it
and fish it in the bottom these guys
were up in uh north like tennessee or
somewhere so they're fishing rocky
bottom
you know a lot of deep lakes and so i
took
that and i kind of manipulated that
theory a little bit
and i cut off a piece of a sink hotel
just kind of messing around
put a little hook on it with no weight
started chunking that thing around
started catching fish oh yeah guys i
want to jump in right here and say
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until this day i haven't found anything
that works better as far as artificial
bait
goes than this bait right here
a beetle spin sometimes can come close
but
i guarantee i can put two people one
with a beetle spin one one of these
baits and the person this bait wins
every single time so you definitely
gotta try this bait out if you love
pan fishing bluegill fishing or just
catching small
bass so now that my bait's messed up and
i got to make a new one now it's a
perfect time to show you guys
exactly how i'm making this little bait
so i take the piece of
the sink hotel or in this case the kvd
stick bait
that was a big bass and then
my camera will hold still i cut it
right down the middle so what that does
it gives it that flat side right there
and it's going to sink
that flat side is going to catch and
it's going to sink like that
and normally with the two pieces i take
and pick the heavier one to go on if i'm
trying to catch smaller brim
i'll cut this down and use a short one
basically the bigger
piece i normally use the bigger the bait
i catch
so you just kind of portion it out to
whatever size kind of bait you're
trying to catch so then once i feed the
hook through it like that
i bring it out and there you have it
good to go now i try to get the hook
through there as straight as possible as
you can see it wasn't that straight
got him get him
this this one might be big boys
what is this it's a bass
that's not what i was going for
it's a little bass guys we call this a
tiny little bass this is not what i'm
going for
he is so skinny no wonder he was hungry
oh i got my camera wet great
all right we're gonna go ahead and let
it go oh yeah
this is a size 10 hook this hook is very
very small
and i have a piece of a cinco tail
really this isn't a senko
it's just a stick bait i think uh
there's the kvd version
what i've done is i've chopped off the
tail
and then i chopped it in half and what i
usually do
is chop it off enough to where it will
cover my entire hook so you see where it
comes right to the eyelet right there
and then i like to take the hook and
bring it out on the tail
so what i do with this i throw it out at
the bank and it falls
like this with no weight so
whenever it's falling those little fish
will come up and they'll grab it most of
the time by the tail
that's why i like to put the hook in and
bring it out right by the tail
because if you put the hook in too far
up you'll miss a bunch of them
and i've got four pound line on here
really small wine this is like a shimano
1000 i think
this is a seven foot rod and instead of
using my ultralight rod i put a little
bit longer rod on here so that way i can
throw it further
i don't have to get as close to the bank
and i can make those longer cast
without getting up there spooked the
fish
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you guys see where i threw it i threw it
right up there next to the bank
in that shade because those little fish
like to hide out on the roots of the
trees
and what i'm doing i'm just watching my
line while it's sinking and whenever the
fish grabs it i'll see my line
tick then i'll sit hook
got to make sure you got your drag set
right especially four pound line because
if you don't
you can uh you can one
if it's a really small fish pull the
hook out of their mouth or two
if you hook a big fish by accident like
i did the other day
you can miss him what the heck is that a
fish
if it is he's big oh my god what in the
world
dude oh my god oh he broke me
oh yeah dude
whatever it was was huge dude it was
like 10 pounds
but i was thinking a mudfish or a guard
it could have been a bass
i've got four pound line on here guys
that fish was huge
this is crazy so what i usually do i
watch my line until it looks like it's
hit the bottom
and then once it hits the bottom i kind
of pop it a few times
and that thing will dart up almost like
a fluke does and then it'll flutter back
down
and normally after i do that two or
three times and i'll work it out that
shade line on the bank and i don't get
bit
i move on to the next spot i'll make the
next cast
also guys i'm spraying my lure down with
some fish attracting this is crawfish
normally i use garlic but it really
doesn't matter i just want to
spray my bait down with something to get
that sunscreen or mosquito spray smell
off or
just something to cover up my human
scent
because if you're going fishing with
this hot
normally i put on oh there he is
normally i put on sunscreen
yay i got some bait all right so you
guys see in the video that i'm using the
bait
weightless no weight thrown next to the
bank catching fish what you can do this
pond you can do it in the river you can
do it anywhere you think is bluegill
or any kind of panfish so i want to
point something out though
if you're fishing one of these lakes
with deeper water let's say you are up
north
um or you're fishing some area that's
got some cover on the bottom
and you want to get this bait near the
cover that's where the bluegill and the
panfish are at
what i would do is i would take this
bait put a little split shot above it
almost like a carolina rig
and use something with heavier test
pound lines but still use that small
hook like a size
four or size six depending on you know
what size of
pan fish i'm targeting if i'm targeting
big bluegill i'm going to use a bigger
hook
but the reason i said use thicker line
is that way whenever you do get that
bait hung up you can
pull it and you can bend that hook out
if you're fishing in deep water
you're not going to be able to stick
your pole down there and get that bait
unhung
so with the thicker line on there yeah
depending on water clarity you may
get less bites but you're gonna get that
bait back if you get it hung up
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