Beginner Bass Fishing - Choosing a Fishing Reel - How to Fish 496 12

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This is a very basic beginner bass fishing video. I share my opinions on what reel you should buy and how to shop for it. ******************************************************************** Join my Fishing Shirt of the Month Club - https://fishingshirtofthemonth.com/ Help the families of our fallen heros - http://www.specialopssurvivors.org/ ******************************************************************** Reel that I recommend - 13 Fishing Source K Spinning Reel - 19.99 http://bit.ly/2FKGJ2t 13 Fishing Kreed K Spinning Reel - 49.99 - http://bit.ly/2d3Xol9 ******************************************************************** Video equipment used in this video - Camera - Cannon 80D, GoPro Hero 3 and 5 Camera stands - YoloTek Power Stick Microphone - Sony UWPD 11/42 Editing Software - Adobe Premiere Pro ******************************************************************** Follow me on- Facebook - Flukemaster Instagram - Flukemaster Snapchat - TheFlukemaster Parascope - Flukemastr Twitter - Flukemastr ********************************************************************* Fan Mail can be sent to - PO Box 442 Armuchee, GA 30105 ********************************************************************* More than likely this video contains paid product placement from one of my sponsors. My sponsors are who make it possible for me to continue to produce videos. ********************************************************************** 釣り

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Patrick Cleveland - 6 years ago

I use the 2000-2500 size for everything. I've caught 20+ lb Northern Pike and Muskies on them.

Zachary Ouzts - 6 years ago

fluke master I meet you in person at the bass masters classic I always wanted to go out fishing with u and learn new tips and tricks.

Zachary Ouzts - 6 years ago

fluke master I meet you in person at the bass masters classic I always wanted to go out fishing with u and learn. ew tips and tricks.

Zachary Ouzts - 6 years ago

fluke master I meet you in person at the bass masters classic I always wanted to go out fishing with u and learn. ew tips and tricks

Zachary Ouzts - 6 years ago

fluke master I meet you in person at the bass masters classic I always wanted to go out fishing with u and learn. ew tips and tricks

Zachary Ouzts - 6 years ago

fluke master I meet you in person at the bass masters classic I always wanted to go out fishing with u and learn. ew tips and tricks

B. C. - 6 years ago

If you ever need a buddy to fish with near nashville I'm your man!

B. C. - 6 years ago

Have you fished percy priest or old hickory closer to Nashville, Tn

Brad Hancock - 6 years ago

I’m far from new to fishing, but still enjoying this series!

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JMDTexan - 6 years ago

Man wish I had this a year ago when I bought my first! Still great stuff though!

Andrew Stephenson - 6 years ago

Great stuff, Gene. I love that your videos have gone back to more of a teaching feel than a selling feel. That's what sets you apart. I know sponsors are what pays the bills, but trust your heart and the Lord will provide.

Nate - 6 years ago

Ok video, but you didnt really touch on sizes, drags, line capacities, and why someone would choose spinning for a certain technique.

The Bass Amateur - 6 years ago

Hey Gene where is this store at ?

Flukemaster - 6 years ago

Chattanooga Tennessee

frontporchpickn - 6 years ago

Love the fact you are doing this. I am trying to get my wife to fish so I watch your videos when she is around. It is building interest!! Thanks for doing what you do.

Ross Campbell - 6 years ago

Thanks for starting with basics just started learning last fall from a kayak bass fishing rocks really appreciate the education

Jeff Vartiak - 6 years ago

Great video. Thanks for pushing people to the spinning reels. Saves ya a lot of time not respooling for kids and beginners.

GoneFishin - 6 years ago

I love these beginner bass videos!!! my son and I are learning a lot!! thanks brother!

marlonhaines - 6 years ago

I love my 2004 Zebco 33 Platinum.

Punch Fukker - 6 years ago

I understand that you're sponsored and speaking about norms and generalities, but I have a 15-yr-old hand-me-down'd IX2000 that has not only outlasted any other mostly metal non-Shimano spinning reel I've had, but has landed 3' pikes, 6# smallies, and a few 4'+ river muskies (go to any smallie fishin' forum and ask, muskie love smallie lures like 6" ribbontails); sure, price is a great indicator of of quality... but not always: Shimano spinning reels are undeniably the long-living Toyotas of the fishing world. Also, you forgot to mention how adaptable spinning reels are, from not needing to adjust the reel from one lure type/weight to the next, and that it's so easy to have several different spools of line to swap out for so many different situations and styles of presenting bait.

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SW Fishing - 6 years ago

Hey Flukemaster I am about to buy a boat and wondering if you could make a how to use the the trolling motor

Sunny Xiong - 6 years ago

Get yourself a pflueger president . Thank me later

Andrew Stephenson - 6 years ago

Agreed. Best under-$60 reel I've ever owned. If that's too pricey, a Trion is a decent 1st reel.

TheKodiakWay - 6 years ago

Digging the starting from scratch videos! Friends are always wanting to go fishing with me, and this is a GREAT resource to get them going before or after we hit the water.

That Dude There - 6 years ago

Good tip on the wobbling reel.

Robert Morrison - 6 years ago

Yes more how to's videos keep them coming.

TackleFreak - 6 years ago

I use a 2000 size it works flawless for shaky heads and drop shots

Landon West - 6 years ago

Great video

zach garrett - 6 years ago

Thank you for all your videos you have helped me learn a lot about fishing and helped me become a better fisherman

Rod Royal - 6 years ago

New manufacturing technology makes cheaper reels better than ever but I still don't like having to fish the old egg beater. Great advice Gene.

Joseph NY Wayfarer - 6 years ago

Man those spincast reels bring back some memories...all bad ones. Great advice Gene especially starting with a spinning reel. The 13 Source X spinning reel is a fantastic deal and great for beginners and old fisherman alike.

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Unedited Gamer - 6 years ago

Will the next video cover bearings and drag strength?

Larry Moffatt - 6 years ago

Hey Gene: Size 3000 is very user-friendly for beginner bass anglers (like me).

Jerry G - 6 years ago

Been fishing many years and am always applying your advice, thoughts, and ideas while on the water with much success gained. Watching your Beginner Bass Fishing knowing i will still pick up tips and ideas. Thanks for all the work you put into it.

Fivemileboys - 6 years ago

Gene I love the new vids and getting back to teaching how to fish! Keep up the good work. I've been watching your match the rod to the bait series lately. Great info!!

Don Willis - 6 years ago

As always GREAT tips, great videos and helping out not only the beginner but also the old "pros". Thanks brother and God Bless you

efred22 - 6 years ago

Man you've influenced more beginner bass fisherman than you will ever know. (including myself a long time ago when you were still with bassresource, 10yrs?) Who knows how many it could be... Tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, a million?! Think how many more it will be in 30 years. Digital media doesn't degrade.

Thanks for everything Gene.

-Ethan

Lowcountry Fishing 45 - 6 years ago

Great video, just got into fishing right at christmas, so havent gotten to do a lot. I own a lews american hero baitcaster combo in 6'6" med heavy and Shakespeare rod and reel for saltwater. I believe that this will help a lot and am looking forward to future tips. Keep up the work Fluke!!!

Lowcountry Fishing 45 - 6 years ago

P.s. just started a youtube channel, Lowcountry Fishing 45, and plan to make some more videos this spring. Only video I have is a mystery tackle box unboxing.

Pkdarkan - 6 years ago

Your videos are the best Fluke.. I've been re watching old videos (for this spring/spawn that we have right now) and learning more about each of them as I spend more time fishing and observing. Saludos desde Sinalona, Mexico y gracias

James Gaither - 6 years ago

I love this channel!! I learn more and more every time. I was thanking of getting some new reels this year all of mine are all hand me downs.

matt huey - 6 years ago

This series is awesome. Even for the experienced angler, this series has value. I wish this was available years ago. You break it down and show you don’t need hundreds of dollars of gear to slay some bass.

Bassin At Altitude - 6 years ago

I would spent 100 or 150 if your going to fish 4 days a week or more .. I would get a 60 dollar combo if I was fishing on weekends or a few times a month

Robert Scott Hayward - 6 years ago

the best education starts at the beginning thanks Gene

Michael Yang - 6 years ago

Good tip on testing the balance of the reel. The video kinda felt rushed, but covered the main points.

The Old BASSer - 6 years ago

Good stuff, well presented. Checking the balance is something I never would have thought about.

William Itter - 6 years ago

Love that you're addressing the bank angler. Haven't fished in years, have a ton of old equipment and this back to basics approach will surely get me back on track.

Hiker1792 - 6 years ago

I've got the Penn Fierce II (1:25), I love it!

Nicholas Cordero - 6 years ago

Smart decision on you bringing your content back to the basics.

Gary Clemons - 6 years ago

Thanks Gene really enjoy watching your videos. learned a lot from you.

Mike West - 6 years ago

The difference between a 2500 and 3000 id big enough to get the 3000. Slightly more inches per turn,more line capacity and most importantly a much better handle.

Fleming Outdoors - 6 years ago

I remember starting on a Zebco 33!

Sean Gilliam - 6 years ago

i wore the gears out of 2 of those when i was a kid

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Mike Curry - 6 years ago

I am new to bass fishing are you going to do a video on bait casting reel or can you tell me what kind to buy

LordQuackerton - 6 years ago

Mike Curry I’d say the best budget beginner baitcaster is an Abu Garcia Blackmax

KEEPCASTING - 6 years ago

❤️ that your going back to basics! Really cool of you.

Kai Maria - 6 years ago

Although I have been fishing for years now, I like watching these beginners videos and looking back at what I did wrong when I got started.

How 2 Fishing - 6 years ago

First comment

Chris-Laura Christensen - 6 years ago

Sometimes

cathy pauly - 6 years ago

How 2 Fishing
on your spinner baits,buzz baits.Do you use swivels?

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