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[ajword]

This is my goal for next year. I've noticed I use less than 50% of my baits/lures.

[davelerner]

Very appropriate topic given the overwhelming supply of lures/baits that exist. Great suggestions and back to keeping it simple!

[colinwylie]

So true! Went on an unplanned fishing day trip recently. Had none of my own tackle with me so borrowed two setups from my buddy. White swim jig and a topwater popper. Had a great time and caught loads! No time spent digging through tackle boxes.

[DoctorSess]

The difference between knowledge and wisdom! Always dropping gems Tyler 💎

[midnightcamaro]

I definitely needed a video like this lol. Sometimes I carry so much tackle I confuse myself

[Fishboy]

Thanks Ty, a dropshot is more of a technique rather than a lure.

[Cjclayburn-yl]

It’s funny you posted this video today. I went to a little pond yesterday decided I got way too much crap with me and went all the way down to a 3500 tackle bag with a few trays and a few small kits. No need for all that complicated stuff.

[GodGunsGills]

I kill with a Texas rig!!! Fish it anywhere and everywhere!!! It catches fish no matter what

[kevinbeaudean]

Thanx Tyler. I like the approach but it's area and seasonal dependent. I also do not like the dropshot and would probably put a neko in place.
When grass gets to thick for a chatterbait out comes a swimjig.

[ben_hf]

Those are some great retrieval tips! Could you also do a video on the basics of fishing a jerkbait (I’m sure you’ve done one before), but include how you tie on your jerkbait this time.

[RworldKM]

I'm afraidi can't do that Tyler. I feel compelled to try out a new lure whenever I see it.

With only finesse fishing, I only carry around one lure box in a waist bag which contains several types of lures. More than enough for a bank beater like me.

Just don't ask me how many packets of soft plastics I squeeze in alongside that box.

[treverbrown]

I have a few chatterbaits and most def dont know how to fish them. I have never had any luck with them. Thanks for the tips

[williamtennill]

I keep a Jig, jerkbait, Demaki (most), crank..some sort of chatter/spinner, Ned or other finesse..feel pretty set up

[williamtennill]

It took me many years too and I still got way to many of many !!

[nelhead]

Just started using a chatter bait more than I ever have this year. Once you get the hang of it it’s an amazing lure.

[TheFishingDr]

This is why my winter arsenal includes a big flutter spoon. I can let it fall slow, rip it up fast, and change sizes to find what they are eating on.

[ronmatson]

Yet to have a bite on a chatterbait. More bites from rocks snagging me off.

[eyesongod]

Just got three trucker hats, one in each color! Tyler, you’re the man.

[jesseburgess]

I would even go one step farther. With a chatterbait I would say the ChatterBait stealth if you have more than 2 ft of visibility. I think it is one of the most underutilized lures on the market. I catch fish on the Chaturbate stealth all the way down to 40° water

[nottomgreen]

Don't sleep on the Berkley Nessie soft glide baits. They're lighter weight and cheap enough for anyone to try. I have several colors of the 5" and 7".