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Jig fishing is one of Tactical Bassin’s favorite ways to target enormous bass. Summer Jig Fishing has its own little quirks and secrets that only an enormous amount of time on the water would teach you… unless you have Matt Allen to break it down for you. Check out these three quick tips for Fishing Jigs in the Summer!
Angler Sean Moffett Caught this MASSIVE Channel Catfish on 7/8/17. It is being submitted for the ALL-TACKLE WORLD RECORD for Length. It measures an amazing 83 centimeters (Inside Dimension) and will topple the existing record of 80 centimeters if all goes well with the IGFA Record Application.
The Most amazing part about this giant catfish is that Sean was fishing for bass at the time of the record catch. He was using a light action spinning rod coupled Keitech Worm. He was only equipped with 10 lb line and the monster fish was in shallow grass. He was in for the battle of his life, lasting nearly 10 minutes!
Whether you enjoy bass fishing, catfishing, or fishing for bluegill and crappie, a fish of this size is worth stopping and checking out. World record fish are always incredible. The biggest fish in the world of any species is special and this one is nothing short of amazing!
Gear Used For This Video...
Rod- Powell Max 3D 7' Medium Light: http://bit.ly/2nSoTxZ
Reel- Diawa RG Spinning: http://bit.ly/2sVk1z6 (Actual Diawa used is discontinued, this is its modern equivelant)
Line- Power Pro Braided 10 lb: http://bit.ly/2aFg46b
Leader- Maxima Ultragreen 10 lb: http://bit.ly/2ae97J9
Lure- Keitech Mad Wag 7" Worm: http://bit.ly/2sRJ3ix
Hook- 4/0 Gamakatsu Offset EWG: http://bit.ly/2d07gvp
Weight- 3/8 oz Lead Bullet Weight: http://bit.ly/2tEcZfq
ElectroSamson Scale: http://bit.ly/2f7QgQ9
Net Used: Dotline Seamless: http://bit.ly/2txz0xQ
This video was shot exclusively with the GoPro Hero5 Camera: http://bit.ly/2iwZqqU
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Equipment We Recommend...
Favorite Pliers: http://bit.ly/2tfxFvw
Favorite life jacket: http://bit.ly/2odXXIP
Favorite sunglasses: http://bit.ly/2glE3eN
Promar Net: http://bit.ly/2dh9xQP
Tacticalbassin Apparel: Email tacticalbassinapparel@gmail.com
Do you love topwater? Do you love the Whopper Plopper? Check out these crazy blow ups and detailed look at the new 110 Whopper Plopper! River2Sea did an awesome job with this one!
See the Whopper Plopper 110 here: http://bit.ly/2bsPbQV
Try these colors... "Loon", "Monkey Butt", or "Powder".
This new size has a unique body shape and a reduced hook size. This allows you to effectively fish the bait on slightly lighter tackle without making any adjustments to split rings or hooks.
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Matt's actual rod setup for the 110 size...
Rod- Shimano Zodias 7'2" Medium Heavy: http://bit.ly/2cgmMAe
Reel- Shimano Citica I: http://bit.ly/2dWFHA4
Line- Phenix Hydra 8 Braided line 40 lb: http://bit.ly/2uwUt8G
Leader- 15 lb Maxima Ultragreen: http://bit.ly/2ae97J9
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Equipment We Recommend...
Favorite Pliers: http://bit.ly/2tfxFvw
Favorite Wire Cutters: http://bit.ly/2soB34k
Favorite life jacket: http://bit.ly/2odXXIP
Favorite sunglasses: http://bit.ly/2glE3eN
Hero5 Camera: http://bit.ly/2iwZqqU
ElectroSamson Scale: http://bit.ly/2f7QgQ9
Promar Net: http://bit.ly/2dh9xQP
Tacticalbassin Apparel: Email tacticalbassinapparel@gmail.com
Crazy things happen on the lake! We plan to catch fish but sometimes we hook birds, animals, and who knows what else! What's the craziest thing you've ever caught? Here's the story of Matt's most bizarre experiences!
The Osprey is understandable. The bird is curious and if you've thrown a swimbait for any length of time you've probably had a close call. But what was the beaver thinking? That one is just crazy!
In case you find yourself in this kind of situation there are a few tools that will make it a little easier to free your accidental catch. A net, pliers, and wire cutters are essential to getting the job done cleanly. With smaller animals simply roll them in the net and work through the mesh to free the hooks. This eliminates the danger to humans of being pecked, clawed, etc... and it restricts the animal's movement so it doesn't hurt itself while panicking.
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Equipment We Recommend...
Favorite Pliers: http://bit.ly/2tfxFvw
Favorite Wire Cutters: http://bit.ly/2soB34k
Favorite life jacket: http://bit.ly/2odXXIP
Favorite sunglasses: http://bit.ly/2glE3eN
Hero5 Camera: http://bit.ly/2iwZqqU
ElectroSamson Scale: http://bit.ly/2f7QgQ9
Promar Net: http://bit.ly/2dh9xQP
Rain Gear- Aftco Anhydrous Jacket: http://bit.ly/2uIWf5V
Tacticalbassin Apparel: Email tacticalbassinapparel@gmail.com
