Bass Fishing Tips – Skeet Reese drop shot
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Lucky Craft Pro Skeet Reese talks about fishing a drop shot as well as how to rig it properly.
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way to wet that palomar skeet lol.
awesome video! great tips! he kept stressing not lifting the weight but it seems to work both ways
i love how this guy fishes…man nice tips….5*
because sometimes the water can position the fish closer to the top or bottom,depending on temperature,when drop shotting.
what do u kare bout the water temp?
a 4 inch cut tail worm. any natural color would be great, i like baby bass because it is very natural and works great in clear water
what kind of rig works best for you?
hey dude that great dept for drop shotting dry it it even works in the winter!!!
would drop shoting work okay if i was fishing a farm pond that was max deep 8 foot?
what was the water temp?
wonder why everyone has such animosity for poor skeet reese!!! He’s actually a real cool dude, and a great fisherman.
skeet’s a sponger….steals peoples fish out on tour
i love rapalas but the last three xraps i bought have either lost the lips or the one the treble hook actually straightened right out………thinking bout switching over to lucky craft
I like how people steryo type slots and smallies you can get out in 50 to 60 feet of water and catch largies too not just smallies and spots.
what kind of lure did u use?
thanks ill try it next weekend. goin saltwater fishin this weekend
a white/shad colored spinnerbait. 1/8 to 1/16 ounce.
smallmouth bass fight harder.
cool man
i fish off a dock on the tennessee river and there are bream beds there like crazy. there are lots of minnows, which bring bass in, just not monsters. what would be a good lure to use. ( water is about 2-8 feet deep )
stand back away from the lake so that you cant see the fish this way you wont get exited when you see them and just work your lures
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I own many Lucky Craft Lures, they work GREAT!!!!! Dont let the price bother you. You get more than your moneys worth !! MANY MANY MANY FISH !!!!
i worship you
how old do you have to be to enter a bass tournament?