The 3 MOST Important Retrieves in Bass Fishing (Watch Underwater)

Giving me some homework!

Very good Steve. Next day in my fishing journay i am going to think about. Thank you.

I started focusing hardcore on technique and process used casting and retrieving, it matters. If you can start focusing on every cast and retrieve being the best it can be. Bites come easier. Footage like this is critical to show how different methods work.

Thank you Steve

Hey, Steve, pray you are well and safe. I look forward to your videos every week and I thank u for what u do. God Bless

Great tips Steve, keep up with your unpredictable content and we will continue to bite/watch!!

GREAT ALL VIDEOS, THANKS STEVE, GREATINGS SINCE MÉXICO

Thanks Steve! Great information as always! Your insight always helps me be a better angler! I've fished norfork several times!

Definitely the best fishing tip teacher there is ! Thanks buddy.

Great stuff as always!

Thanks Steve

Thanks, Steve. I didn't know for years that there were 3 types of worms, and now I am starting to catch bass with them now that I'm beginning to understand it.

I've never thought about that way before

Outstanding advice ... Thank You !

Great segment Steve, this one fits everyone all the time. I know I asked before but I never ordered any and can't remember. What is that white plastic worm. It has amazing action every time you show it. Spring is almost sprung and it's the excuse I need to do a lil shopping, even though I shouldn't.

Thanks Cap.

Steve, question about zoom trick worms.

I have pink and limetreuse for dirty water.

As for somewhat clear/stained shallow water banks. I was going to get green pumkin, then I saw what said "California 420" which looks half dark and then half translucent through the whole worm with red flakes.

Which one between those 2 would be best you think?

Would the shiny red flakes be a little overkill and would it just look like green pumkin when it gets dirty enough to make the flakes not effective?

I thought the red flakes may turn bass off maybe as well since it is a finesse worm but I remembered bass can see shades of red.

Sorry for the long question, I just wasn't sure.

Nice Steve 👌

Steve, another great video. It makes me stop and analyze what I have been doing. Keep up the good work.

Great break down and explanation.. the " mental picture" of the lure you mention is so important...😊

Such an informative video! I really think that lure retrieves are much more important to our overall presentations than we often give them credit for.

Excellent advice today Steve. I’ve noticed more bites on a jig by very slowly dragging it. Only the smallest of hops, and lots of soaking and dragging.

Great video. Short and simple, packed with knowledge. Thank you

You have so much knowledge to share! This video will help me catch more bass!

What about dragging across the bottom?

I have such a hard time fishing slow, dont have the patience for it. Hence I don't usually catch much if they wont take a fast erractic lure.

Thanx Steve. Good common sense fishing. Bass like a advantage, hurt bait or fleeing bait, anything that pre occupied their attention.

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Is there ever a place to do a medium style steady retrieve? Perhaps we should spend a majority of our time on either side of the speed chart, then mix in a middle chuk a wind to try something different. Im definetly taking your advice on this as i spend way to much time chucking and winding but im curious if you ever throw in a chuck and wind yourself occasionally!

Is there ever a place to do a medium style steady retrieve? Perhaps we should spend a majority of our time on either side of the speed chart, then mix in a middle chuk a wind to try something different. Im definetly taking your advice on this as i spend way to much time chucking and winding but im curious if you ever throw in a chuck and wind yourself occasionally!

One thing that works on creeks or lakes is an inline spinner bait or creature bait with no weight and you make it slap the surface like a falling grasshopper. POP!!! Bam every time….