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Mastering Winter Bass: How to Fish a Spy Bait for Largemouth Success!

In this video, I take y'all out to share a special technique I've learned! This technique is called Spy Baiting and it's a super effective way to catch fish that would not bite otherwise. It's a slow and subtle way to fish but it's just as effective as a drop shot rig or a jerk bait if done correctly. #fishingvideo #bassfishing #fishing Purchase the spy bait I was using here : https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Duo_R... Fishing with a spy bait for bass involves a few key techniques: 1. **Choosing the Right Gear**: Use a medium to medium-light spinning rod and a reel with a 6-8 lb test fluorocarbon line. This setup allows for better casting and sensitivity. 2. **Selecting Your Spy Bait**: Spy baits typically have a slender shape and are usually around 3-5 inches long. Colors can vary, but natural or shad patterns are often effective. 3. **Casting**: Cast your spy bait out to likely bass areas, such as near the edges of weed beds, around rocks, or underwater structures. 4. **Retrieving**: Slow and steady is key. Use a gradual retrieve, allowing the bait to sink down until it's just above the cover you want to work. You may pause briefly to mimic a struggling baitfish. Lean forward when you pause the bait. It allows the lure to fall and shimmy at the same time! Vary your retrieve speed. Incorporate small twitches but only if the bass are hitting the lure when you work it this way. 5. **Paying Attention to the Line**: Watch for any unusual changes in your line tension or movement, indicating a bite. Bass often hit spy baits lightly, so be ready to set the hook quickly. When setting the hook, give the bait a short pop and keep pressure on it. This constant pressure is key in keeping the small hooks pinned. 6. **Fishing Conditions**: Spy baits work well in clear water conditions, especially during post-spawn periods and in cooler temperatures, as they can trigger a response from bass that are often less aggressive. Remember to experiment with different speeds and pauses to find the most effective retrieve for the specific conditions you're facing. Subscribe : https://bit.ly/2L48LY7 Join in Outdoor Discussions Here : Website : https://bigbearfishinginc.wixsite.com... Follow me on : Instagram : https://bit.ly/35Gf7F2 Twitter : https://bit.ly/2XUuAyN Facebook : https://bit.ly/2OZD8jU Email me at : [email protected] Enigma Fishing : https://bit.ly/2KPFnav BigBearFishing Apparel : https://bit.ly/2Y5pSSb Camera Equipment : (Camera #1) https://bhpho.to/3LE09Xk (Camera #2) GoPro Hero 5 Black - https://amzn.to/33qsU0V (Camera #3) Nikon Z50 - https://amzn.to/3y8AtyQ GoPro Camera Accessory Kit - https://amzn.to/2QZA0XN Fishing Rods : (Power Rod) Enigma Phenom 7'3 Heavy Fast - https://amzn.to/2DsyWnj (Soft Plastics) Enigma Ippon Medium Fast - https://amzn.to/2rwtYmS Fishing Reels : (Power Reel) Shimano SLX DC - https://bit.ly/3zVRsVy (Soft Plastics) Shimano 200 - https://bit.ly/3WwzeTn Favorite Tackle Shops : Dick's - https://bit.ly/34wLFRH Bass Pro - https://bit.ly/33vyqzr Academy Sports - https://bit.ly/33slQRt Sportsman's Warehouse - https://bit.ly/2qLuRIe Tackle Warehouse - https://bit.ly/37JcAf8 (Shop Karl's) Karl's Bait & Tackle - https://bit.ly/37IyGyh Cabela's - https://bit.ly/2L1PGGf