Learn To Specifically Target Largemouth/Spotted And Smallmouth Bass

Randy How’s the discussion and give some tips and advice on how to target eat specific species of black bass in the lakes you fish…#bassfishing #fishthemoment #bass #fishing #bassmaster #largemouthbass #spottedbass #smallmouth

[shannonwhitehead]

Hi from Northern California, , , great information and always appreciate you sharing your experience

[markamerica]

Randy, thanks for this video. It's very informative.

[learningtofish]

The juice. This is what I came here for. Thanks Randy.

[dakotacox]

Randy, idk how I haven't found your channel before. But wow, sure glad I did. Awesome info! Definitely going to become a better angler after listening to you. Your channel is one of the very few, that speaks the truth, gives great tips, so that we all can become better

[danielmckeen]

Loving the hat!!!😁Great tips in the "Tackle Room"😊they got another 15lb bass out of the home Lake😁but on livescope I'm thinking😬😬😬

[seriousmechanicing]

Randy, a video on how a shallow water angler approaches a Blueback Herring spot heavy lake would be great. 👍 Only thing I've learned is that only small spots use wood in the warmer months, post front look at rocky current breaks, and herring don't like dirty water.

[travisbruno]

Thanks Randy great topic we appreciate you. Some of your topics have me like ooh know..lol. But 95% are great so keep it up love how you express yourself

[kevinhutchinson]

Thank you for your explanation of the bass species.

[ronniemitchell]

Definitely narrows things down some...!

[tomrigsbee]

Hey @RandyBlaukat. How we get one of those Bridgeford Fishing calendars

[bucknuts]

T Minus 36 hours until Mental Monday 😁

[edwardcowan]

I’m in the north east and never fished far enough north that there were no Large Mouth. Around the Great Lakes most of them are in the shallow creeks, marshes and bays. These LM are generally isolated separate populations that live shallow. Before the Goby and Zebra Mussels they are what won tournaments. Know they get zero fishing pressure and a whole lot of fun to catch but 15lbs doesn’t cut it around the Great Lakes

[kenblew]

Yep, I never target bass but, after decades of chasing walleyes I can tell you, you are spot on this one. Smallies will often be around the same structure (area) . Can't wait to chase some walleyes at TR next year, Hope I see ya out on the water, love your channel (even though I don't bass fish)(:

[lancehardy]

I have a theory and I may be wrong but the higher the ratio of spots to largemouth the harder it is to catch a really large largemouth. Now I love spotted bass don't get me wrong but I have found this to be true in my experience.

[maxcole]

Good info as usual, now living in the south, Clarks hill lake is basically in my backyard, I've mostly fished lower end of the lake so far. I have caught all 3 species & striper. Question for you, how often does hybrids occur? Cross between either small, large or spots? & If so which cross breeding is most common. I caught a bass my first trip thier few months ago. I honestly wasn't sure what it was? I kinda looked like a small mouth & a spot? Thinking back I'm not sure why I didn't take a pic of it?! Just curious about that. Much Appreciated

[jamesf]

So I might be wasting my time looking for spots around laydowns....they always look like good habitat. Have caught some there and even figured out that as a pattern, once. Maybe that should tell me something.

[ericvanvoorhis]

Randy, I made something for you can I send it to you?

[douglasflannery]

Just get a livescope and all will be well.