Today we're going to review the top three lures for open water bass fishing in the winter time

and we're going to talk about a $100 bass fishing net. Is it worth it? Find out on this episode

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Now here's your host, Andrew Haynes. Hey everybody welcome back to another episode of Tackle Talk

excited to have you today I think we got a pretty good show we are as you heard the intro

gonna go over the top three fishing lures for open water winter bass fishing.

Some of you are gonna be up north where you get hard water, where then your ice fishing is a whole

another game I'm not going to pretend like I know anything about ice fishing I've

never been in my entire life all I basically know is you use tiny like

toothpick rods and small tungsten jigs and catch bluegill

while freezing your tail off. I really don't know anything about hard waterfishing.

I don't know anything about ice fishing at all except

it looks pretty miserable and I'd rather be somewhere south but something I am

pretty familiar with around here is basically trying to make the best out of freezing cold

days in the winter where we either don't get any ice or we get very little ice to

where it's definitely not safe to stand on and you can probably find open water

somewhere nearby. It just doesn't get cold enough here in Southern Ohio to really get safe ice

and to be able to walk out on it. So then we're forced to basically kind of like I said make the the best out of a bad situation and try and

catch fish in like half frozen you know water that's in the like high 30s probably for water temps.

So, and something I feel like I've gotten pretty good at over the years

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