This LURE Has Been A WEAPON Ever Since It Was Created (Chatterbaits IN-DEPTH)

Chatterbaits are one of the best bass fishing lures ever created. Lets go in depth on the bladed jig!

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If there is anything we know about chatterbaits is that they straight up win tournaments and catch bass.

The bladed jig has been a deadly weapon ever since it was created and it only continues to produce day in and day out.

In this video I go in depth about chatterbait fishing and everything you need to know about bladed jigs!

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[josepchmasi]

Great video! I am 100% going to start fishing chatterbaits in 2022 and this really helped me understand the when's, where's, and how's!

[riveryakrat]

I feel like everything I've spent years working on and refining was just put into one video and put on blast 😅 The versatility is absolutely amazing.

[robertcwillifordii]

I do two mods to the blades.
1) wiggle the blade to loosen the action. It deepens the vibration.
2) In conjunction, to strengthen the vibes, cup the blade's lateral sides forward with needlenose plyers (of course, if you wanted to mod to reduce the vibes, bend the edges backwards or cut them back altogether with tin snips).

[mastermouaable]

I was not a believer in the chatterbait but last weekend back to back catches fishes just proved to me that it works. This is a versatile lure.

[rlsoutdoors]

Love the jackhammer. I want to love the thunder cricket as much but I’ve had issues with the skirts on those… you just can’t beat the jackhammer I reckon.

[luckylucky]

I miss fishing mosquito lake and the lake in astubula by the water plant if you go where the water plant is man there is always mad white bass there.. it's been over 30yrs since I fished both those lakes. Let's Go Buckeyes

[migratorygame]

That's awesome! I'm in Chillicothe Ohio. I've been watching a lot of your videos. I just started targeting bass last year. And your videos really helped me out.

[Army_Outdoors_N]

Definitely my 2021 confidence bait. Second to a rattle trap lipless crankbait!! Great video Tyler

[guad]

Another great video Tyler!
I love throwing Jackhammers on a 7’2” Med. Hvy. Glass rod with a 7:1.1 or higher reel. You definitely need a high speed reel when they’re “really eating” that bait!!

[chrisboyd]

I have also added some tubes as trailers to mix it up for this season.

[tylerdurden]

some key points here. you really did a great job. I appreciate the depth you dove in to.

[MrDoItAll]

Solid info man!! I’ll definitely be diving deeper into the bladed jig this year! Appreciate all the helpful info

[AGuyNamedRicky]

Ugh so many lures and techniques to practice this year. I’ll need more tackleboxes

[matthewtewksbury]

The terminator shudder bait. My favorite . Basically the same thing but with a plastic curved blade. Caught my PB on it and was prob the most productive lure last season

[johncloud]

I just received a couple Stealth Blades, Mini-Max and Big Blade Chatterbaits... looking forward to trying each one out... The Thunder Cricket out performed all other moving baits for me last year

[kerryparks]

Use a 6.5 inch float trick worm. The worm REALLY dances and hold on the rod, cause they hammer it!

[markdye]

I just recently bought a Zman big blade on your recommendation and caught a nice one on 1st cast. Love all the awesome tips. Thanks

[traumatose]

When, where, how. When you're on a body of water, where the deepest part is, you carefully cut off the tip and barb of the hook and baseball what's left into Davy Jones locker. Dispose of the hook remnants in a container in a dumpster. Afterwards, tie on a 4 through 6 plain ol' j bend worm hook, Texas rig a six through 12 inch black plastic worm, and fish it very slowly, as in set the rod down for a minute. Learned that from an old guy decades ago. He had seven bass that morning all over 4.lbs. That was normal for him. While I'm sure that some anglers do have success with a chatterbait, I ain't one of them. Topwaters, frogs and worms etc in pads and weeds and blow downs, that's me. But I seriously do appreciate this young mans videos and skills that he shares, and do learn from them.

[pepepepert]

I got a mystery box (not from the mb company) and it had one with a hook that wasn't part of the jig head. So kinda like a trailer hook for the main hook. Can't wait to try it this year.

[mattolivo]

Now that u said something it DOES look like a Green Screen lol i know it's not but it def looks like it bc the outline of your body blurs a little when you move, DOPE CAMERA! That camera is awesome!