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jsmc84 - 6 years ago

dont leave your boxes in the sun

livesay88 - 6 years ago

this happened to me and it was on brand new lures thrown in the box for later use not lures that were older. I'm guessing it's a flaw in that specific lure covered up by the paint. So basically it's take a chance on lures.

Luke Townsend - 6 years ago

It happens when u have a bait in a cold temperature that is exposed to very hot air(ex: from your truck to your boat in the summer). Then in the bait condensation or water drops form in the bait and turn into a gas there for swelling the bait

feellnfroggy - 6 years ago

I cut my teeth on fishing belle glade and Taylor Creek Area, my grandparents spents years and years and years on Lake Okeechobee. Both used to swear by the yellow and black Devils horse for topwater, but I never see a pro or even an amatuer/semi pro use a devils horse.....is there any particular reason why?

alias dak - 6 years ago

could it be a reaction to the material the baits are made of and a gas given off by the vinyl tackle box?

Jeremy Brown - 6 years ago

Good info scott.

dylan plotner - 6 years ago

Hey if you're ever in Northeast Florida check out Rodman Reservoir it's got 12 and 15 pound largemouth for days

Rowdy Broomstick - 6 years ago

This happens more if you own a piece shit nitro boat with wet ass compartments that never dry out, that's not hate , that's truth!

Tow Fer - 6 years ago

Cordell Spots and SK Redeye Shads do it alot

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Redring suxs - 6 years ago

It's not the heat. Ive had a handful of my best baits blow out like this. It's got to be a manufacturer defect. I had 2 brand new KVD crankbaits in the same box one blew out one didn't.

RICHARD BURNETTE - 6 years ago

if you leave it in the rain it will mess up

RICHARD BURNETTE - 6 years ago

good viedos

Fish & Disc - 6 years ago

Most likely caused by elevation change, maybe during driving. As you change altitude pressure changes. This is what causes ears to pop. A rapid elevation change, like when driving over mountains, could cause extra air to be sucked into the bait. If this air can't get out when pressure changes back it will cause extra pressure inside the bait and make it puff up.

Charles Somenek - 6 years ago

I’m sorry Scott you have to go on YouTube and put in bass smasher honest review but they’re advertising on Facebook that’s what I meant to say

Charles Somenek - 6 years ago

Good morning Scott I appreciate your reply but if you go on Facebook put in bass smasher Honest review their absolute garbage I think the company is paying people to say good things about these but if you go on Facebook you’ll see what I mean the word needs to get out that these are garbage

Charles Somenek - 6 years ago

Plus I I just subscribed to your channel

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

I’ll have to try that

Fred Surrette - 6 years ago

I have had some of my crank baits do this last year and didn't know what was the problem. Now I know and I will sort them out and get back to fishing. Thanks a bunch.

Charles Somenek - 6 years ago

Hey Scott my name is Chuck have you heard about those bass smasher Lures their advertising them on Facebook you need to get these and show people how they don’t work I watch some of them and they just lay their like dead fish they’re offering them for free and then they try selling you some other stuff with a membership and then they charge $39 a month for their membership but you need the testes Lures out their garbage if you would like to call me and we can talk more about them my phone number is 630-440-3492 I live outside of Chicago I would really love to talk to you but these baits are good for shit

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

I haven’t heard of them

Rod Buster - 6 years ago

Thanks Scott, good info

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Chris B. - 6 years ago

BS!! When is the last time you actually bought lures? I mean come on scott. REALLY dude...

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

So you think every brand just gives me lures..Wrong...

lojo.fishing - 6 years ago

I don't think I've caught enough fish to damage my lures lol

MrNerfdude21 - 6 years ago

I never noticed that before, I'm going to start watching out for that. Thanks for the Vid.

Chancy Cotton - 6 years ago

Thanks for the heads up! I got to go and check all my lures now :/

Conor 'pls dont take my belt' McGregor - 6 years ago

I don't think the fish cares. If they're hungry they'll still crush it.

Soulfisherman 84 - 6 years ago

Would love to win the mtb box

Jonathan Josey - 6 years ago

would love a signed crankbait from you sir.

Scott Howell - 6 years ago

I would love to have a lure that is signed by you..

John Billings - 6 years ago

I THINK YOUR LURES ARE SPAWNING IN YOUR BOX DUDE

tdkman28 - 6 years ago

Good to know

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Steven Gordon - 6 years ago

That carlton guy is absolutley right. Ive had this exact thing happen to me. Left a box out in the rain once in the summer in mississippi. 2 days later i found it. All my baits in the box new and old where swollen up . Never make that mistake again.

TEAM RACKIT - 6 years ago

You could sign it and give it away to your fans like me

Marc Robinson - 6 years ago

This is caused by temp. I have been dealing with this for a long time. If your clear boxes are out in the sun, it is just like a green house. The temp inside the box skyrockets. You can drill a couple small holes to vent but then you have the issue of moisture. I usually try to keep my boxes out of the sun light. Lost so many baits because of this issue.

HawkeyeMarine - 6 years ago

I am wondering if you traveled into a high altitude? I work for an country artist and many times over the years we have left Nashville with a bag of chips. When we got to Colorado the bag was puffed up like a balloon.

Robert Beardmore - 6 years ago

Very cool video. Checked my boxes and sure enough

Frank Heck - 6 years ago

Some of my LC's are like that, mostly from leaving it out in the sun inside a box. Bassmaster had an article where people actually boil their crankbaits to change the action. I would keep the square bill as you may have a custom hunting one

Tim Roberts - 6 years ago

Thanks for the info. I have noticed this with a few of my crankbaits. Love your vids!! Keep ‘em coming!!

Eric Des - 6 years ago

He secretly hates strike king haha. I wish I had enough lures for them to even get that old. Good tip tho.

Richard O'connor - 6 years ago

Scott it is from the sun. 15 years ago we started having baits expand and pop from the sun heating them up.
It just sucks because lots of older baits that can not be replaced started doing this. We have been combating this by never leaving the boxes out in the sunlight. this has seamed to control it, but never set a box on the dash were the sun can hit it through the wind sheild this caused it to happen faster.

Kenneth Dennis - 6 years ago

I have had this happen to me once. I left a box of lures out on the deck on a very hot day and this exact thing happened to a lot of them. Lesson learned, keep your boxes out of the sun!!

rebeljeeper1 - 6 years ago

This is the reason I follow Scott...

Christian Robeson - 6 years ago

Scott - I used to live in PA and now have lived in Bama for 10 years and this did not start happen to my lures until I moved to AL... must be weather/humidity in the South

Krunch_E_Pooh - 6 years ago

@Scott Martin If you are planning on throwing those baits away, I am willing to pay you for shipping and handling if you could send em my way to Wisconsin. Figured I would try my luck, and I will still use em.

Design Transportation - 6 years ago

Good stuff Scott... thanks

ciscolive22 - 6 years ago

Great video, and thanks for the observations. Something to definitely keep an eye on.

Ron McConnell - 6 years ago

any time I buy a product that has one of those little packet's to collect moister instead of throwing it away I put it in with my spinners and crank and even my top water bait's trust me it help's and saves me alot of head and and money

kelsy ashford - 6 years ago

I had a similar problem. I took the hooks off and turned them into keychains.

Flo Rida - 6 years ago

Hey Scott, Ever try calling your sponsors or the manufacturer of a swelled up bait for their analysis?

Bass_Slayer_Outdoors - 6 years ago

Mine did that too. I've stopped it tho by making sure all my lures are 100% dry and I use waterproof tackle trays to keep out moisture and humidity.

Kyle morrow - 6 years ago

You should do a throwback challenge using only old school tackle and gear

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Robert Barnes - 6 years ago

Awesome tip thank you

freestyle yaaj - 6 years ago

Thanks for the the tip. I check all my lures just too make sure it's not swollen. Thankfully it's still normal.

Kai Hill - 6 years ago

Hey Scott, my biggest concern would be the structural integrity of the lures being compromised and losing a winning bass during a tournament. Just thinking if the structure has changed, so has the anchor points of the hooks. Just curious on your thoughts about that. Personally, I'd salvage the hooks and trash the lure for that one reason.

Billy Hopper - 6 years ago

Thank you Scott for the tip just watched it. Just won a walleye tournament here in Montana

David Emery - 6 years ago

Thank you scott i will be looking in my tackle boxes see how they are

Dustin Halstead - 6 years ago

I bet Billy traded lures on ya, lol

Lesa Jones - 6 years ago

Could those little silicon pack things that come in boxes of new shoes, electronics, etc be used to help prevent this?

FLO RaMpAgE - 6 years ago

What reel do you use on your flipping rod Mr. Scott

steve4321able - 6 years ago

Thanks Scott! You always give us great tips!

Zach Piller - 6 years ago

You just ruined the all hard bait companies with this video lol.

Justin - 6 years ago

What about doing a random giveaway for your subscribers and mail them some or hand them out to your fans.

Will Fiord - 6 years ago

do a swollen bait vs regular bait challenge!!!

Old school bassin - 6 years ago

Wow. I don't know what would cause that. I have a lot of baits that are very old. My dad's. I mean 30 to 40 years old. They don't do that. I'm pretty sure everything now is made differently. Materials and design has changed . Maybe the baits now aren't made as well as the old ones. They look better, they move much better, but it could be the plastics used are just not as durable as the baits made in the 70 and 80's . Maybe.

Callum Burgess - 6 years ago

Thank you Scott help me a lot

Jared Clark - 6 years ago

Thank you! I tied on a suspending jerkbait last week that started floating...I was scratching my head.

Eric Nelson - 6 years ago

Good 411 - I’m going to have to check my baits.. I have some older ones that may be a mess.. yikes!

ALBERT HARRIS - 6 years ago

Scott Martin instead of discarding you should sign them and give them away to US FANS....

Nick Romano - 6 years ago

cheap Chinese plastic outgassing!

Gabe Wall - 6 years ago

Hey Brother. Really enjoying the channel. Like the fact that you combine entertainment with fishing education.

Matt Dalton - 6 years ago

Makes you not wanna invest in hard baits any more

Austin Torres - 6 years ago

Thank you for this great video. I haven't had much luck with catching fish. And I've invested a lot into life and bait. Kinda nervous now when I go check my gear to see if behave these issues. Thank you Scott!

BassQuest - 6 years ago

Really interesting video Scott thanks for sharing

Curtis Holt - 6 years ago

Must bee from heat. Heat make things expand.

Wally Foot - 6 years ago

Wow!! I just looked at my tackle box and all of my crank baits jerkbaits are very swollen. Had no idea until I saw this video. WOW what a eye opener!! Well looks like I will take them all and make a offshore teaser rig with all of them. Thanks for the info, SM

Jimmie Glass - 6 years ago

Love your videos this year when i get my income tax I was going to get one of your signature series baitcasting rod and reel could you recommend the best gear ratio reel and rod i can only get one thank you your my favorite angler

Jimmie Glass - 6 years ago

Scott Martin thank you for responding to my question. Taking time out of your day i know your busy that's why you're my favorite angler great guy good luck this season

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

I like the 8.1 and get the 7.3H rod

Samuel Farish - 6 years ago

I saw that Lunkers TV drilled holes in his bait boxes so they could breath and also not hold water in them. I have never noticed this happening to my lures but I am sure it has. Thank you for this tip Scott God bless you...

Kyle Wells - 6 years ago

Rapala shadow raps do that really bad (nothing against them, the shadow rap shad is great) in my case I believe the heat from the sun is the cause. Now I keep all my hard baits out of direct sunlight for extended periods of time. Take care of your baits, like Scott said they are an investment.

Grael Hudek - 6 years ago

Donate those to the Freshwater Hall Of Fame in Maynard, Wisconsin?

Joel Agnelly - 6 years ago

by far my favorite fisherman youtuber.

Jerry Thomas - 6 years ago

This guy seems to be a salesman.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

This guy seems to be a hater...

BJ Greaves - 6 years ago

You should save them for a fishing challenge video!

Bassfisher6 - 6 years ago

Heat... I had a whole box of red eye shads and about 10 of them expand and split

Mulldrifter Z - 6 years ago

Scott please read this! Here is a tip for you on why this happens and how to help prevent it. It generally happens on older lures because wear and tear to it from fish teeth, rocks, trees and other things will put tiny holes/pockets into the lures that collect water. They may appear dry but as you put them into the lure box they could have collected a tiny bit of water in the inner shell of the lure and the general heat will push the water back out of the lure. Over time the holes (even if you cannot see them) become deeper and this process happens repeatedly until it gets those "stretch" marks you talked about. A way to prevent it, is to coat your older lures or lures that have significant teeth marks with a couple coats of clear fingernail polish (I am sure the wife could help you here! ;) ) occasionally. It takes a little time but it helps prevent this from happening and saves you money on tackle.

feellnfroggy - 6 years ago

It looks like you run standard bait boxes, have you considered switching to waterproof boxes with some type of dryer inside, silicate packs or something?

lewandlo - 6 years ago

I want to add this cool trick as well. I get my 5 minute epoxi at the dollar store. I get some real fine glitter( not the coarse glitter ) in mother of pearl color. I mix it in as I am mixing the epoxi .Brush that on the lure and give it a sparkle to the finish. I have had plenty of experience refinishing and air brushing old lures,and carving my lures from wood.There is a lot of fine tuning to get a lure to run true. After a lure is carved it must be ballanced with lead on the underside of the nose of the bait.. Years ago I would take beach walks along the shores of lake Erie . We would find up to 50 lures along the shore. Some would be completely sanded out with no finish. I can take those old lures and make them look better than your 22 dollar lures in custom colors. I have made small crank baits 1.5 inches long to 18 inch long musky baits . My next challenge is to make some multy jointed big body swim baits with no lips. Making lures from scratch is an art and real pleasing when you can catch fish on a hand crafted bait you made yourself. Hey just send your old lures to me and I will refinish and paint them in some of my own custom colors. I have a color that is my proven called Lucky Lew. I am serious . Send them my way and I`ll fixx them up and tune them as well just for fun. Because you make all these great videos for us to enjoy I`ll pay it back by showing you what I can do for you. Cheers from Ontario Canada.

Alvin Moua - 6 years ago

Scott Martin probably the best comment on this thread. Keeping it real!

Brad Terboss - 6 years ago

Don't use epoxy either bud. The super new school method is to dip your hard plastics into wet cement 23.5 hours prior to fishing. Never once have the stretched marks appeared on any of my baits again once I started using this technique. As an added bonus, my casting distance has gone up tremendously!

lewandlo - 6 years ago

Don`t use finger nail polish bud. It will react to your plastics and will melt them.That is old school. epoxy is the new coating and it is much harder. The trick is to do it to brand new baits and this will never happen. Use scotch brite to scuff them up after you remove the split rings and hooks.

seanfishingtexas - 6 years ago

Scott Martin It's probly due to the humidity and heat

Ian Cameron - 6 years ago

Scott Martin hey scott been watching you and your dad for years.anyway to get a signed pic from you and your dad.thank you for your fishing info

Fear .Itself - 6 years ago

Jerry Thomas he told u

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

This may be the issue with some of the lures, but I have had it happen to several brand new megabass jerkbaits. That was painful at $22.00 each.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Why don’t you go to someone else’s channel and hate...

Jerry Thomas - 6 years ago

Mulldrifter Z he will never acknowledge this great post

Mata Pancing - 6 years ago

Amazing sir. That lures Can use to casting snake head fish?

Howabouthetruth - 6 years ago

HEY SCOTT, PLEASE READ THIS TO THE END!!!.....That is VERY interesting.....and killer information. THOSE SWOLLEN LURES REMIND ME OF THE ANTIQUE POCKET KNIVES THAT HAVE "CELLULOID" HANDLES. Celluloid was a very early version or type of plastic made back in the day, that DOES THE SAME THING YEARS LATER......AND NOTHING CAN BE DONE TO STOP "THE OFF-GASSING". These old pocket knives with celluloid handles will actually DESTROY the steel blades & frames of not only that particular knife itself, but if kept in a small box or area with OTHER knives WITHOUT celluloid handles, IT WILL DESTROY THE STEEL IN THOSE KNIVES TOO. The off-gassing actually causes the steel to rust & deteriorate very rapidly, even if properly stored with a de-humidifier. Another bad thing about that old celluloid material, is the fact it is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE. No matter if the celluloid was brand new, or 50 years old, the stuff erupts into flames. The factories that made that stuff back in the day actually BLEW UP & BURNED THE WHOLE FACTORY TO THE GROUND.......AS BAD AS GUNPOWDER!!! Needless to say, they stopped making celluloid altogether. I WONDER IF THOSE SWOLLEN LURES ARE NOW HIGHLY FLAMMABLE???? .......If you guys decide to try & light one on fire, STAND BACK......JUST IN CASE!!! If they ARE "highly flammable" now due to the build up of gas.......EVERYONE SHOULD BE WARNED. Hopefully they aren't. Can you imagine a box full of those lures being highly flammable IN A BOAT?!?!?!

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

That sounds scary!

Jeff_A - 6 years ago

You should do a challenge video with the good baits and the “bad” baits and see which one produces more fish?

Jeffery Swisher - 6 years ago

Just had this happen to my 1/2 oz Strike King Red Eye shads, but not any of my other rattle baits I had in my box.Sent them back to Strike King they were more then nice to me.

DD Rogers - 6 years ago

“Don’t Forget”!!! It may be altitude... Any pressurized or sealed container expands just going from low to high altitude...

Joe Ellis - 6 years ago

they need a small one way valve to release the gas.

ViP Tv - 6 years ago

Thanks for the info I'm new to bass fishing I'll be looking out for that.

Alex Oprel - 6 years ago

50$ for a signed bait from Scott
100$ for a signed bait from Roland
200$ for Scott's blue tournament shirt

carlton reed jr - 6 years ago

Scott Martin it's from moisture and condensation I have at least 3-4 desiccant packs in every one of my boxes.
The things that come in a bottle of pills and they absorb any moisture if the bait isn't completely dry when you put it away. You're welcome.

carlton reed jr - 6 years ago

Yeah any kinda moisture

Luke C. - 6 years ago

do they work for saltwater?

Sébastien Bouchard - 6 years ago

I do the same, I find it helps a lot with rust prevention of the hooks and this problem I guess.

Tyler Cramer - 6 years ago

best on youtube, keep it up!!!!

misfitmp - 6 years ago

love all the content

Richard J. Guest - 6 years ago

Whenever I leave my boxes in my garage they do this. I've learned to put them inside.

Big fish tv - 6 years ago

Subscribe to me and I’ll subscribe right back

Richie Guess - 6 years ago

Scott, you’re killing it will all the new content.

Garrett Ankerich - 6 years ago

Will you be at the bassmaster expo this year??

miles.haydock - 6 years ago

I fish with lots of lucky crafts in the ocean for halibut. Definitely taking a look through my box of dozens of flash pointers. I end up replacing them all with owner trebles to resist the salt better and in case I hook into something monster 36"+ I find myself cracking them and taking on water since im casting around piers, docks and jettys. Great video!

Andrew Givens - 6 years ago

I can fit all my tackle in 3 3600 trays..

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dustin Patterson - 6 years ago

I have hard baits that r 15yrs old and they look brand new. So... ur saying lucky craft baits r junk? Good I'll never buy that product. Thanks Scott for the heads up

Bobby Swain - 6 years ago

Good to know

dustin Patterson - 6 years ago

Soooo..... ur saying don't buy lucky craft baits. Right??

Fishing In The City - 6 years ago

A few of my 10xd and jerkbaits are filled with water! All pretty new,a couple of them are brand new! Vision110, Spro crankbaits,dredger

Nolan Minor - 6 years ago

I had three vision 110s do that one day last year when my box was sitting on my boat deck. Only took a couple hours in the sun, very sad day.

Larry Moffatt - 6 years ago

Hey Guys: The problem comes from OUTGASSING. So why does outgassing occur? Either moisture inside is turned into gas by heat. Or plastic is chemically giving off gas due to heat. So why is moisture inside the bait? Answer: imperfect seals. Or why are chemical gases inside the bait? Answer: imperfect curing.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Me too..4 of them

jigga boo - 6 years ago

R.I.P. to all the cranks in this vid

Roger Dudra - 6 years ago

I've been fishin for 60 years and no one until you, Scot, has ever brought up this most keen observation of your tackle. My eyes will now and forever be focused on this characteristic of a specific bait. And, I have alot of them that are old. I'd have to say that this is the best fishing advice I have yet gotten from watching pro fishermen discuss fishing anywhere.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Thank you!

Dinhchautuan - 6 years ago

The fish you hook up are too big, thank you for sharing the video

crows custom cranks - 6 years ago

Yo Scott they got to hot. Glue softened and the heated air inside swelled them. And note, matter cannot be "created" ;)

Joseph Williams - 6 years ago

Scott, what gear ratio Helios TCS reel do use with your TCS Mat Daddy rod?

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

8.1

Bart Grider - 6 years ago

It's has to be the Florida heat. I have square bills and jerks that are over 6 years old that are fine. I do however remove all my tackle from the boat at the end of the day and put it in the garage. I live in Indiana and store my lures in a NON climate control garage.

dennis groves - 6 years ago

If you wanted you could throw that next to a dock and get it running to the side underneath the dock.

Rick Shipley - 6 years ago

Got to be the Florida heat

Tom Emard - 6 years ago

I have heard that the reason most bass fishermen don't keep lures very long is that they all develop problems. I have some old wooden baits that still run good but the plastic variety are junk.

Levi Tompkins - 6 years ago

Hey Scott, is there anyway I could possibly get a handful of those old “bad” crankbaits?? I want to make something out of them.

Bassin time - 6 years ago

Wow you just stepped the game up big time! First person I have heard this tip from. Awesome info for all of us striving to become better! Thank you!

Ethan Lee - 6 years ago

anybody know how to stop this from happening?!?!?!?!?!!!!!

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Maybe just removing them from the boat often..changing temps and humity

Ryan Hurtt - 6 years ago

Thanks for the great advice as always!
I'm in Miami for work and I'm planning on going renting a boat at you parents marina tomorrow on lake Okeechobee, any tips that you haven't already shared?

SCUBAJAY316 - 6 years ago

That is very good information. Thanks for sharing with everyone.

Antonio Prieto - 6 years ago

Hey Scott!!! I'd definitely would love to have a signed crankbait of yours!!!! Stretch marks and all!!!! It gives it character. Could you imagine how many fish have been caught on those lures!

ed hughes - 6 years ago

a good SMC would be you fishing with swollen baits vs your dad with good baits on a blue bird sky,after a cold front on the BIG O.

ed hughes - 6 years ago

In kayaks!

Larry Doner - 6 years ago

I have never paid attention to that but definitely will be checking my tackle

Rude Boy Chase - 6 years ago

Not manufacter specific but seems like most of them are lucky craft... that's why we buy live target my man!!

jeff sebastian - 6 years ago

Is it possible that the paint and clear coat on these baits due to being in a hard plastic case are being rattled around wether being bounced around on the water or as you travel on the road it is constantly being vibrated and shifted wears off the coating allowing moisture in and allowing them to swell and change their presentation

Nate Halstead - 6 years ago

I agree with your assessment. Heat and degassing of the plastics are causing them to swell. All plastics soften when heat is applied, add a little degassing of the plastic, and Bam! Swollen baits with swollen problems. I'm scared to look at my older baits now.

The Dude Abides - 6 years ago

Do you take them on planes with you? Because some cargo isn't pressurized as much or at all.

The Dude Abides - 6 years ago

Well that's not it then.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

bass MD - 6 years ago

I noticed the same thing last season on a few of my crank baits. I live in Maryland so don’t think it’s just a south Florida thing.
What I seen was the “stretch marks”. I didn’t really notice they were swollen till I compared one to a new one after watching this video.

Matthew Lunte - 6 years ago

Lures that got to hot for long periods of time will swell up

Louisiana Flippin & Pitchin - 6 years ago

i would like to see a comparison of a good jerk bait and a swollen jerk bait, same color do like a fish off

Fishizzle Tv - 6 years ago

Love it man keep it coming

Bass Matters - 6 years ago

Anybody ever wonder why 80k$ bass boats dont have a.c. on them yet? At least some fans, I mean come on!

codfishing180 - 6 years ago

it happens or the time in Australia .

Bbq man - 6 years ago

Its cause they're filled with Chinese drywall!!!

Hunter Bowen - 6 years ago

Loving the variety Scott best fishing channel on YouTube. Keep up the awesome work man!!!

Shawn Hebert - 6 years ago

Autograph and send to subscribers.... that would be cool

Fred McCormack - 6 years ago

I have 2 crank baits with the same problem, one with a crack down the back just like the stretch mark one you showed, and the other has the same crack and looks like its shattered. I noticed the shattered one a couple months ago and couldn't figure out how that one could have been damaged when the others around it are just fine. Both are Bass pro XPS crankbaits.

Soflo Kayaker - 6 years ago

How long does this take to happen generally?

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

I feel like a year or two..

I had Megabass jerkbait do it too..that hurt!

Guy Fishing - 6 years ago

I subbed

Kyle Paul - 6 years ago

scott you should do a series where you take these baits out and use them and nothing else for a few days and decide if it effects your success!

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Really I don’t want to try them because it would be impossible to duplicate the same action in another lure. It would drive me crazy if it was working good and I broke it or lost it.

I like to stay focused

lewandlo - 6 years ago

The baits have expanded because some are made of balsa wood. Which means they soak up water because they are either cracked somewhere on the body or the water seaps through the clear coat finish.The swell up once and cause the clear coat or epoxy coat to crack . They will dry out and become distorted and loose their trueness. If they are crooked or distorted they will not run correctly in the water..I sometimes get a balsa wood bait new and give it a scuff . Then I will give it an epoxy coat to give it a tough coat. Some fish will also ,because of their teeth poke tiny holes in the outer coating if you don`t give an epoxi coating. Hey those bait are fixable if you know how to tune a bait. SO don`t throw them away. Cheers from Ontario . Canada.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

All plastic

Tim Maloney - 6 years ago

When I have taken my tackle on a flight I have had them swell like that. Started using a pressurized case. and it fixed the problem. As much as you travel something g to consider.

Jordan Smith - 6 years ago

I'm not sure MTB Pro appreciates how you advertise their box LOL

arciefan - 6 years ago

Bammmmmmm back at ya Scott. Great channel!!!

Jacky Ewing - 6 years ago

I took one of my co workers fishing with me a few years ago. He had an old Plano box with the folding trays. He reached in the bottom of that box and grabbed a wad of lures like Scott was holding up and shook it till a lure fell off and that’s how he chose what to fish with lol. It was the ugliest rebel crankbait, it was a dark brown with vertical stripes. He kicked my butt that day with that ugly crankbait lol. Moral of the story is you don’t need 4000 dollars worth of tackle to catch fish.

George Tellez - 6 years ago

Now I wouldn't say throw them away, there are some people like .e that would rather have defective lures. Sometimes in very pressured watersheds lures that are odd work way better than the out of the box perfect bait. You could do a giveaway of those lures because some people would love to have a lure from you such as myself. Fish will bite lures that don't look like ordinary lures. Brings more if the erratic and non-ordinary action. Also I see your truck in the back, very pretty truck

BlueBass1954 - 6 years ago

Its the heat, Had a guy leave his box on the boat seat for a while, later we were getting tackle out and all his baits had cracked open,..

Hank Xiong - 6 years ago

Scott take the treble hooks off drill a hole in each of them and stick them onto xmas lights! Its pretty cool especially sexy shad

Edward Palmer - 6 years ago

When are you getting more SMC hats

GOD LOVES GUY - 6 years ago

Do a swollen bait challenge. Every strike king crankbait I had done this...

Hank Xiong - 6 years ago

Wow i never notice! I checked some of my cranks that i have not used in awhile and sure enough! Fattie got Stretch marks

17APR69 16APR71 - 6 years ago

I agree with Chad , sign them and give them away

Bill Bussler - 6 years ago

That's odd....in 40 years I've never had that happen (that I can recall or noticed). I live in Ohio I wonder if it has something to do with being in very hot climate. I generally leave my tackle in the boat and if that does happen it's not often enough I've ever noticed.

William Campbell - 6 years ago

Best tip ever.

jim mcdonald - 6 years ago

good job scott. i only carry the baits i think i need that or that trip. ive had jerk baits completly seperate before, one thing that will help is old presciption bottles . the orange plastic keeps the suns rays out, and they dont get tangled up in the box. works for me. the only benefit of having a not well wife

Gage Grizzle - 6 years ago

i have had several crankbaits swell up like this!

Mark Deskin Fishing - 6 years ago

Scott, what is the average age of the "swollen" lures?? I.e When to start looking for those defects...

ed melungeon - 6 years ago

Its defiantly heat Scott. I left a box of crankbaits in my car once & they almost all swelled up & were ruined. You may want to look into insulating you storage compartments or even venting them so that extreme heat can't build up. That same heat will also stretch & weaken your line. Maybe some kind of power vent would help?

IAM Crankinstein - 6 years ago

Best tip I have got in a long time. I have a box of deep crank baits that have done great for me. If a crank baits catches fish I change what box they go into and it’s my “tournament bait” box. I didn’t have any day tournaments in July and August so put that box in my truck. In September had a Championship at KY lake and could not get a bunch of my crank baits in tune. No matter what I did something was just off. I did notice the splitting on a few but not all. I am now convinced that I ruined that group of baits.

Corrosive Cookie - 6 years ago

Wonder if the moisture packs found in food would fix this?

Blessedend gaming - 6 years ago

It's from global warming or climate change or whatever they trying to sell it as now. Lol

jtbrokenharted - 6 years ago

Great tip Scott!

Nick Warriner - 6 years ago

Sellout

Michael Shaw - 6 years ago

Simple .. Don't leave your Tackle out in the Sun for Long Periods ....
I have had Lures and even Squid Jigs twist and change shape, due to the heat !!!!
As you said, NOT Brand specific, but the Heat WILL ruin everything....
If this is happening to your LURES, just think what it is doing to your RODS !!!!!!
Great Tip !!
Cheers
"Down Under Mike" ....
ps ...
Sign some, and send them "Down Under" ....would be the only Aussie with 'Scott Martin' Autographed Lures !!!!
PLEASE !!!

Mark Hibs - 6 years ago

Scott you ever used savage gear lures

Rich Barone - 6 years ago

I'll take those baits I love collecting

Nick Cavazos - 6 years ago

I wonder if you put some of those swollen baits in a freezer for awhile if they would shrink back up. The ball could rust and not rattle anymore if it's a rattling bait. I have noticed that some of my silent plugs rattle a little bit when they are really cold for awhile then when they warm up they're silent again.

Robert Rodriguez - 6 years ago

And the heat here in Florida makes your lures do that leave them in cool areas

Robert Rodriguez - 6 years ago

And keep up with the great videos I'm loving them

Robert Rodriguez - 6 years ago

My friend don't throw them away u can use them as key chains ect.... please do a give away of those baits

joseph raffaelli - 6 years ago

Its bc they sitting in the sun I got sum that have done it before

Mario Chingon - 6 years ago

Thats crazy Scott!! Good catch. You aint gonna catch any fish with those baits on your upcoming tournaments! Send them to me!!! Lmao i dont catch anything either way lmao!!!

Greg Potter - 6 years ago

Give those baits to Brandon

pat stamers - 6 years ago

Got any tips on how to stop soft plastics from melting? I suppose keeping them in insulated boxes is the answer, yet I never see anybody do that. Some soft plastics I've had weld together after a couple of hours and I'm in Canada. I can just imagine the mess you southern guys could get.

Soldier of Christ Bassin !!! - 6 years ago

Excellent tip!!!

Shocker Repair - 6 years ago

Those poor Rick Clunn Lucky Crafts.... Anyone who's fished them knows why you hold onto them.

rangerbull - 6 years ago

That’s odd. Maybe it is weather related in your area. I am in Indiana and haven’t noticed this problem but have notice that the paint will crack and chip off.

vulcanvn2000 - 6 years ago

If the crank bait is running to the side could bass see it as a injured or sick fish?

Jace Jacoby - 6 years ago

Same problem with plastic lures! but I have a couple bagley balsa bang-o-lures tail spinners 30 years old and the wrap split in the middle top and bottom. So go figure

Brad g - 6 years ago

My windshield is prolly not the best place to store baits then huh.

Douglas Cole - 6 years ago

It is due to bei ng in direct sunlight in high temps for a long time

Brad g - 6 years ago

That's crazy I thought maybe they where cracked from hitting rocks

powrider911 AKA REELBROTHERZ - 6 years ago

sign them and send to fans!! i would love a signed one for my fishing room!!!

Stutz Outdoors - 6 years ago

I've had a lot of strike king diamond shads do this. I think it is heat related.

Ruben Galvan - 6 years ago

Scott, I don't know if you ever used one, but they were awesome for bass about 20 or 25 years ago. That was the "Air Lizard", I caught tons of bass on them, then they disappeared. So what happened to them?

James Barron - 6 years ago

Dont throw them away. Give them to a kid who fish's

Adam Aikens - 6 years ago

Real good advise

lvitch - 6 years ago

Got a couple red eye shads that did that. I think they work better now. Lol

Mags120fish1 - 6 years ago

I’ve had this happen before. If you leave a clear box in the sun it will do this to your crankbaits. Some brands are worse than others. Don’t leave clear boxes of baits in the sun. Where you live has nothing to do with it.

Steven Heidt - 6 years ago

Mind bliwn

Drew Farmer - 6 years ago

More variety than most on the Tube. Mad props my man

Sal Messina - 6 years ago

Thanks Scott. Going to check all my crankbaits now

Adam Legue - 6 years ago

One day I hope to be as good as you. Great job Scott love your videos.

usmale9112001 - 6 years ago

Great tip Scott! I'm looking for a new rod and reel similer to yours in the $100-$150 price range, I can't afford Okuma because I'm retired and on a fixed income, what would you recommend?

Chris Patterson - 6 years ago

usmale9112001 look at the Okuma Reflexion rods and Calera reel if you wanted to stay w Okuma and in your price range.

Danny Perry - 6 years ago

Scott I'm hvacr man I would like to see what happens if you pulled a vacuum on them.

Danny Perry - 6 years ago

Send me 1 or 2 and I will pull vacuum on them and send you the results

WhiteRabbitSAIL - 6 years ago

You should sign them and send them out to fans. Just a thought :)

Davis Zimmer - 6 years ago

Love it

Thomas ten Bruggencate - 6 years ago

This is a great video thanks for the education man. Never heard of this

Chris Bloomgren - 6 years ago

Good tip. I like that you specified non brand specific. Makes it not seem like a plug for a sponsor.

Tony Howard - 6 years ago

I like throwback thursday

Jake Schisler - 6 years ago

Now that you mentioned that about lures, I too have some. Well don't that suck! Lures aren't cheap, the old wooden lures I have I believe they are Heddon are in great shape! love the channel, in fact I hope to meet you someday, would love to take you and Brandon on! Your watch can you call Dick Tracey with it?

BassChomps - 6 years ago

Good info and valuable tips from SMC
Appreciate the time to cover this topic.

Kerry Lamigo-Folk - 6 years ago

got a tournament at santee at john c landing got any tips

Timothy Brown - 6 years ago

Hook covers for those trebles can keep them from tangling together and keep the hooks getting you!

Brian Outz - 6 years ago

all my dad's old thin fins also swole up why

Cory Hall - 6 years ago

Take all your old baits spread them all out and poor epoxy over them and make a tabletop out of them

mattdidit84 - 6 years ago

Coolidea but theyd float to the top

Hank Xiong - 6 years ago

Cory Hall thats a grand idea!

Patrick Connors - 6 years ago

Thanks!

Wesley Adams - 6 years ago

KVD baits are not good

Joshua Murphy - 6 years ago

It’s the combination between two different temperature changes what ever combination it is my grandfather is well known for fishing the FLW bass circuit and he had some hardbaits like that and he knew what it was and told and me what happens what happens is you temperature mixture and it effects all baits differently no matter if it your treble hard bait vice versa now on buzzbaits and spinnerbaits it curls up the skirts and then you have to reactivate the skirts with warm to hot water to rejuvenate the skirts now if the to long gone I throw the skirts away there no good and those’s are silicon skirts now also you after temperature change I’m sure you know a lot of this I’m just being informative after your with your hooks and wire baits to prevent rust spray your hooks and wires breads and blades with WD40 after ever outing just after you get back and that will always keep any metal pretty much as far as tackle goes now here’s a tip that will save you time and money keep your tackle in a shady cool storage area of some sort and check for cracks on your hardbaits and headed tackle more so lead and powder coat then tungsten and throw and cracked or flaky softbaits out except for hollow body lures because all they will do is become harder but that’s okay if there not like your other hollow bodies that just means because I’ve experienced it is that they we hit them harder once they get more of a feel of the hollow body bait then you will notice you will get a lot harder bites and it seems like more numbers as well now you hard frogs check them for cracks and how bad they are because you could still use them even with a little swell as well as hardbaits now if there To far gone chuck them hope that helps

Billy Q - 6 years ago

Metal bearings inside lures could cause gassing when/ if they oxidize. Heat and humidity is probably the main culprit, though.

Paul Owens - 6 years ago

Good info , one of the most informative fisherman on YouTube today. And my favorite

Bike Life Motovlogs - 6 years ago

Love the channel man! Thanks for all these tutorial vids too! Now i am going through 4 of my tackle boxes and i filled up my bathtub to test out all of these lures XD

Fishy Fingers - 6 years ago

I take a couple weighted tape strips and put them on the belly of the lure if this happens to a lure worth saving. Also corn starch/ unscented baby powder in your frog boxes and dry boxes to keep your lures dry after use.

Jeff Holland - 6 years ago

looks like I will be going thru my tackle box this spring. Thanks for the tip.

hertzer2000 - 6 years ago

Sad that a $10-15 bait has that issue. Overpriced eye candy.

Luke C. - 6 years ago

try mendit and find a tail to throw on there

Joseph Whitt - 6 years ago

hertzer2000 try getting a brand new Huddleston 10” $80 and having the tail bit off on the first cast I was ready to give fishing up lol

BignoseJ - 6 years ago

Thanks for the tips. Kepp em coming.

Luis Reyes - 6 years ago

Something to be aware of. Thanks for the tips

Daryl Koning - 6 years ago

You should give the swollen ones to Brandon.

marcus creasy - 6 years ago

Good vid Scott!

lol hi lol - 6 years ago

Can u make a catfish vid

FishSnatchers TV - 6 years ago

Great tip Scott. Definitely something I’ll be looking out for from now on. I like the tips videos, please keep them going!

LunKerzTV inc. - 6 years ago

thats a smart business tactic, self destructing lures

FOLKES801 - 6 years ago

You should do a video on if the swollen up baits will work to catch fish maybe they will bite it because it's swimming different.

Zachary Shott - 6 years ago

So how many years of expansion and contraction on these baits did it actually take for them to be ruined? I noticed you said some may be 10+ yrs old. Just curious

Joseph Whitt - 6 years ago

Scott Martin I got two cranks I got last year and they have done this

Zachary Shott - 6 years ago

Scott Martin thanks for the reply buddy! Love your channel, and all the content you guys put out!

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Most 2-3 years

Ed Powers - 6 years ago

Thanks for the tip Scott. I have wondered many times why certain baits of mine run to the side with no explanation. Now I understand why, and can get them out of my boxes. Love all of your videos!!!! Keep up the great work!!!!!

Savage Angler - 6 years ago

Ed Powers could be that they need to be tuned as well

82Markja - 6 years ago

The bill could also be bent. You can't tell by just looking at it because it's so subtle. Hold the bait tight then with pliers, gently twist it the opposite way.

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

Center

Scott Martin - 6 years ago

It could be the line tie is off cebter

Anthony Lopez - 6 years ago

That happens cause the earth is flat

Joseph Whitt - 6 years ago

Lmao

Matthew Chastain - 6 years ago

You not wrong

Superior Mango - 6 years ago

Anthony Lopez Ok Kyrie

Rome Branson - 6 years ago

You should do a bad loud challenge give your competitor s few bad lures and you take a few and see who does better!

Jake Ainsworth - 6 years ago

The first two minutes felt like he was about to try to sell a book on the key to success or something. Here's what happened, let me tell you what's wrong with these baits, you see these baits right here, you know whats wrong with them, let me tell you what's wrong with them, dont click off the video, I'm going to tell you, I promise, don't click off the video.............. Get to the point

Joshua Morrison - 6 years ago

Jake Ainsworth = total asshat

Bass Life - 6 years ago

Jake Ainsworth youre a dick

Zvch. - 6 years ago

Jake Ainsworth the suspense is real

ben snyder - 6 years ago

Thank you scott, this was very helpful

Anthony Ganczewski - 6 years ago

Bass Mafia boxes! The Coffin series.

Steve Worrell - 6 years ago

I'll take all of your throw away baits.

Nate Vandersea - 6 years ago

That happens to my lucky craft jerk baits

b - 6 years ago

Those baits are having an orgy

Nelly's fishing Adventures - 6 years ago

I think it's humidity the summer in Canada is very humid and the same thing happened to me

Bruce Blocker - 6 years ago

Maybe a market out there for plastic containers that repel the suns rays and keep your tackle cool

S.A K. - 6 years ago

Dollar store lures are the worst ones for this,pike lures lol

Brice Hale - 6 years ago

Good tip man

Bruce Blocker - 6 years ago

Did you have those lures out in the sun? Sun raises havoc on plastic and is magnified when in another plastic case in addition to heat. Maybe spray them with formula 303

Spartanmani - 6 years ago

Dang it Scott I just lost 100$ in crankbaits! Lol good looking out though.

Patrick Arredon - 6 years ago

There is no gas being created. Increasing the size of the container merely makes the gas inside less dense because gas always expands to fill the container it's in.Basically the lures float because their density has changed.

Randy Bryant - 6 years ago

thank you i would h ave never noticed ill have too go look at mine

Max Biddle - 6 years ago

I had the same issue I left my flambeau box out in the sun and the blew up like a balloon the chrome ones were worse. I had a spook actually curve like a banana. Pissed me off I was 15 and lost $300 worth of tackle. The backs split on most

Stephen Snyder - 6 years ago

Scott I would love to have some of those lures if you're throwing them away! Thanks in advance

John Lanham - 6 years ago

Forgot to add, you should give those baits to Billy. lol

John Lanham - 6 years ago

Another reason I like your videos. Alot of guys wouldnt think of these things. Keep up the good work.

Chad Rhodes - 6 years ago

Sign them and give them away. People would love to have one of your crank baits

Andrew Mcconkay - 6 years ago

Scott we all want one signed hook us up

Savannah Anderson - 6 years ago

I'd love one signed! Scott Martin is the man!

Justin - 6 years ago

I should have looked through the comments before i posted....lol

The Dude Abides - 6 years ago

New challenge, catch a 10 pounder on one of Scott's f'd up baits.

fr3aky0u - 6 years ago

Do eeet!

Michael Shaw - 6 years ago

I'd definitely like a couple signed ... send them "Down Under" .....
"Down Under Mike" ......

Jackson Le smash - 6 years ago

Chad Rhodes an amazing idea

Ruben Galvan - 6 years ago

Agreed.

David Venter - 6 years ago

Might be changing altitudes. I’ve taken tennis balls from a low to high altitude and it expands. Could be a similar phenomenon with your baits.

Ian Fenner - 6 years ago

David Venter this is very true. They manufacture them at one altitude and climate so there is gonna be a pressure difference once it's sealed and gets hot it will allow the body of the lure to soften up enough for the pressure to distort it. Nail on the head my friend. I live in Arizona so I know about the heat and not leaving stuff in your car during the summer. Cooked iPhones don't smell like Apple pie....

New England Bass - 6 years ago

Could be the heat or humidity. Doesn't happen here from what Ive seen.

Bassin With Mikell - 6 years ago

im trying to start my own fishing youtube channel and its called Mikell's_Exstreame_Fishing check it out

Thomas Escue - 6 years ago

Bio-degrade able hard baits! Job security for the lure companies lol! But all seriousness Scott, makes me believe it could also b moisture and humidity related, I wonder if a moisture proof box such as bass mafia is a great steep at preventing that? It makes a great sales pitch!

JROCKG23 - 6 years ago

Great tip. I’m sure some of mine are like this and I’ve never noticed.

Jolly Giant - 6 years ago

I am hard on tackle it stays in my truck summer /winter so I will watch for this.

Scott Callihan - 6 years ago

Thanks for the great tip Scotty

David McKay - 6 years ago

how many of those baits that swelled up are made of wood. not all of those kind of baits are made of plastic bodies. if they are made of wood that could be part of the problem.

ccl test - 6 years ago

Awesome! Whoda thunk it. But Rapala does make slow rising and slow sinking jerkbaits. Likely because they already know about the bait swelling and it gives them an out :)

Casey King - 6 years ago

My baits do the same thing when I leave them in the car in summer. I lost all my sebile lipless cranks and all my storm cranks one hot day. My Xcalibur and Rapala cranks where unscathed.

Luke H - 6 years ago

Man U can send those to me. Don’t throw em out.

Jeremy Newhouse - 6 years ago

There is some info on tackle underground about this.

Warren Hopkins - 6 years ago

I've told my wife that bigger isn't always better.... Good info sir. Thanks for this one.

Luke Spivey - 6 years ago

Haha. Touché.

Chase Spence - 6 years ago

Great video man and thanks for the tips on the ol crank baits

Jeremy Newhouse - 6 years ago

Maybe it’s the heat

LT Dan - 6 years ago

Me neither, but the Heat of the Suns could do it, or the Nets you are using to bring the fish in, or maybe if you try to use Spurs instead of hooks it could possibly put Knicks in them, or are fishing in a Thunder storm. I'm not sure. We might need to use some Magic and bring in a couple Wizards to figure out this Bulls-hit.

buritto yeet - 6 years ago

Jeremy Newhouse I don't think a basketball team has anything to do with this -_-

Mr. Edmiston - 6 years ago

This is caused from leaving your boxes in your boat in hot climates!! You should always keep your tackle in a controlled temperature environment!

dangerously72 - 6 years ago

I agree it's due to heat, because last Summer I had brand new crankbaits in a container in my Ranger Z518 and several of them split completely open and others just swelled like in the video. I was upset but there is no other reason they could have split, other than excessive heat. They had never been used, never in water....brand New lures.

videojoe7 - 6 years ago

Good point..but...
Lazy isn't an issue for most, I would think...
Are you down here in Florida? There's no avoiding a subtropical Summer.
Even if you bring your lures inside, the AC and hot fishing temps won't help.
Scott Martin posted an excellent video on what to look for on 'damaged lures.'
'Mr. Edmiston' ... when you say "climate controlled," it's just not possible for lots of anglers. At least there's common ground on the heat issue. Many fishermen keep their equipment in garages or sheds and can't bring them inside - for whatever reason.
-There is a question of what lure manufacturer has better quality. -

Mr. Edmiston - 6 years ago

videojoe7 Don't be lazy!! Take your hard baits out of boat and put them inside!! After ruining several hundred dollars worth of baits that's what I started doing. It hasn't happened since! Glad I could help.

videojoe7 - 6 years ago

Did you even watch the video?

He said 'temperature changes' could cause it.
You tell me "pro," how one can "keep tackle in a controlled temperature environment." Please let us all know. Fresh or saltwater fishermen want to know.

Albert, don't fail us. Save Our Lures! Especially in Florida - we all want to keep our tackle in a "controlled temperature environment!"

Mr. Edmiston - 6 years ago

videojoe7 well then why couldn't Scott tell us why it was happening! To me geniuses like yourself it's common sense. Just thought I'd make that clear for the kids not a pro like you my bad.

Average Joe - 6 years ago

I don’t have this problem because i get all my cranks stuck on trees and rocks lol

Jeremy Newhouse - 6 years ago

I am so glad you left LTB. I love Mystery Tackle Box. The channel is awesome, your team does a great job changing things up.

Central okie Outdoors - 6 years ago

Awesome video

Panda Gamer - 6 years ago

Lol I’m a big fan what’s your favorite lure to use when the water is warm

Jamie and Genna - 6 years ago

15th

oh Beazley - 6 years ago

honestly hate the old tv show videos.

Scott Howell - 6 years ago

oh Beazley I found it informative. Get over yourself.

oh Beazley - 6 years ago

He asked us what we thought and I spoke my mind. Don't be getting butt hurt. Scott is awesome just not a fan of throwback Tv shows

Dustin H - 6 years ago

So don’t watch them simple as that. Some people do like them.

derek mason - 6 years ago

we don't need that typenof negativity on this comment section lol. I love the throw back vids.

Chas Fishing44 - 6 years ago

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Dalton Athearn - 6 years ago

10 likes 2 views that makes sense

RJB1017 - 6 years ago

Keep all the colabs goin! Love seeing you fish with random youtubers and other people. Ps.. let brandon fish a little more!

gengar gang Pokemon go bro - 6 years ago

Love fishing and when I am fishing I like to watch u

JR outdoors - 6 years ago

Fist comment

Avery Blackburn - 6 years ago

First

TeKorey Moore - 6 years ago

What's up

JR outdoors - 6 years ago

Good vid

RJB1017 - 6 years ago

Yo Scott!

JP Killoran - 6 years ago

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