Essential Beginner Fishing Lures To Catch More Fish

It's easy to spend hundreds of dollars on a tackle box of pretty lures, but you really don't need all that. The best way to become a better angler is to focus on a small number of lures and get really good at using those. With time, you will want to move up to more lures and more colors, but they are not essential for beginners to start catching a lot of fish and having a lot of fun. This video discusses my top 5 beginner fishing baits and how/when to use them.

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[Idontknowwhattoput]

Wish i saw this video when i started fishing, it took almost 1 AND A HALF YEARS to catch my first fish, still haven't caught any fish then because the lakes where I live in texas theres A LOT of lakes that are REALLY pressured

[everettehungerford]

You are doing a great job breaking these things down in a way that's both digestible and actionable. Thanks again for another great video!

[xxskippernatexx]

Thank you for all of the help. I have the same tackle box from 10 years ago, and i lost all of my good stuff at the bottom, by sending my shiner hooks down like a numpty. I just restocked on everything my box needs, and ready to go get the skunk.

I have been learning an awful lot sbout fishing rigs, and my rod. But i get nothing at the spots now. It took a dozen trips to realize that it was my hooks. It was feeljjg like i caught more fish when i knew less, and just had my experience. But now i have hooks, im ready to go use your advice. Rewatching your videos to fully digest all of it.

[MSBA-qehu]

Ur the best channel for fishing especially ur playlists abt lures and teaching

[mapletree]

Really appreciate your channel. Keeping it simple with practical and useful teachings while feeling more gender inclusive than most other YouTube fishing channels. Thanks for the content!

[whatmynamemitch]

Best fishing tutorials on youtube. I caught 14 fish today... learned a lot here! Thanks

[politicsreporter]

Just went back fishing after decades as kids want to learn. Just understood how much I didn't know about fishing. lol
good channel sir, good clear cut info. Subscribed out of a million fishing channels.

[aidenwang]

I just found your channel and stumbled upon this video, this helped me so much as I was always very stumped on what to purchase. Please keep making these easy to understand and informative videos❤

[jake]

Not sure how you're getting those wonderful shots underwater of the lures but you need to keep that a trade secret! Best footage on Youtube.

[lightfeather]

Really curious now to try a plastic minnow type lure for its versatility. I love seeing the variety of nature and want to try to catch every local species at least once, hopefully using best practices I can learn to make post-catch mortality least likely. Your videos have been really helpful for a newbie like me, thank you.

[ryanhenry]

Thank you for explaining so well. I’m trying to learn how to fish with my daughter and your vids help a lot.

[bottoms_up]

Rapala shad rap shallow running is my favorite, I just love fishing it around vegetation and over underwater rock piles where fast moving water meets slow moving water. Absolute walleye and asp magnet, almost all colors work (would recommend the ones that match local baitfish) but by far most useful for me was chartreuse one.
Then I snagged it and broke it off.

[GodBodyFredo]

Greatly appreciate all the videos, great breakdown as always

[junietwoknees]

I've been getting into fishing and building a box, mine looks a lot like this tutorial does. First luck was corn under a bobber for a bluegill, then i started bobbing one of those pink/white mini-mite jigs in a small pond and depending on the day you can hook a perch or a chub every other cast.

[mhh]

Decent recommendations that will work great for a multi-species angler.

First few years of kayak fishing I used mostly round head jigs with a grub or twister tail. Eventually I started throwing spinnerbaits and some other lures more. I definitely think it’s good to spend time with a few lures and gain some confidence in them.

[cccuber]

Thanks, this'll help me out a lot!

[davidwilliams]

Great video buddy! Thanks for sharing some good information to help folks out. Enjoyed watching and looking forward to more great content. Keep up the good work! And as always, #FishingwithNat rocks!!!

[Trademan_-]

Great vid learned lots thank you placed you in my playlists so you can help others

[sylore]

Thanks for always posting straight forward and easily understood information. Currently rediscovering fishing and your tips have definitely made me for more comfortable when I get out there. Do you have tips for a person stuck on the bank?

[Zelliant]

Another awesome bait for beginners is a simple 2” tube jig. You can fish it Carolina rig or on it’s own, it will catch me crappie and perch all day long in the pnw.