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This video is about sand bass lures for the spring sand bass run. In the spring time, white bass (sand bass) run up the creeks en masse to spawn, and bank fishing can be frenzied if you're in the right place and time, with the right lures.
Gear up:
Roadrunner - https://amzn.to/3LAMQ7G
Kastmaster - https://amzn.to/3j5gk1n
Roostertail - https://amzn.to/3j3ARmX
Beetlespin - https://amzn.to/3uTPnTT
In this video:
0:00 - What the Sand Bass Run is like
0:38 - Roadrunner Jig
1:47 - Kastmaster
3:47 - Roostertail Spinner
4:28 - Beetlespin
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0:00
What's up, everybody? It's Simon from Lake Hub. I'm out here on the creek because it's springtime and it's time for the sand bass run
0:06
That's when the white bass spawn. They move up out of the lakes into the shallows of the creeks
0:11
They find some deep hole, hang out. They do their thing and make more so that we can catch more next year
0:18
But while they're running, they are wild and crazy. They're frenzied. They're hungry and it is fun, fun bank fishing
0:27
I love it. And I'm here to share with you today a couple of my favorite lures for the sand bass run
0:34
First and foremost is a roadrunner. This is a jig head, kind of a football jig head with a little spoon, a little flashy spoon on it
0:47
And I like to swim a white body on it. This is about the right size
0:51
This is about maybe two and a half inches total. So like a two inch swim bait and
0:58
these are awesome. This is my go-to. This is what I swim almost exclusively
1:05
I've got a few other lures to show you too that I never leave home without during the spring spawn
1:11
But this is number one. A red, orange, pink head and a white body are the ticket
1:19
I've been testing different lures, styles, colors and everything like that for about
1:25
over 10 years. Over 10 years for sure. And this is what works all the time with a little bit of silver flash
1:35
And speaking of silver flash, number two that I never leave home without and this is the other lure on my
1:44
want-to-catch-any-fish-in-the-world kind of lure. It's a cast master. I love me a cast master
1:50
If you've seen my videos before you know that you can catch trout. I've caught catfish, largemouth
1:57
crappie, white bass, striper, you name it. If you want to catch it, you can catch it on a cast master
2:05
So this one is just plain silver and that's all you really need. The story behind cast master
2:12
I really love this, is it was a failed earring design. So it's kind of like this funky
2:18
you know 60s or 70s kind of earring and put that shape right there gives it the perfect wobble
2:28
Irresistible. So you can you can swim these kind of slow. You can swim fast. You can let them drop. What I like to do is I like to let them drop and then fast
2:39
fast, fast, fast, fast, pause. And that is a really good tip
2:44
for spring spawn. Now these are more expensive than Roadrunners. Roadrunners you buy them by the dozen and
2:52
you know swim bait bodies, curly tail grubs you buy them by the pack
2:57
These are like three or four bucks a piece. So you can you can buy you know a set
3:03
different colors, different sizes of the same color and get a price break. But in a creek like this
3:12
there's always stuff to get hung up on. Under the water there are branches, there's submerged
3:19
branches and trees and dead logs and stuff like that. There are roots
3:24
Sometimes there's old trot lines that people haven't cleaned out and so you're always losing lures. So you hate to lose a $4 lure
3:32
So what I do is a I'll kind of scout the area with a Roadrunner. If I don't lose anything then I know that it's good and then I'll start
3:40
switching up to my more expensive lures. Another one that's great to bring along is a
3:47
rooster tail spinner. These are great. Another really versatile lure that you can catch a lot of different types of fish on
3:54
Usually you buy these in packs and they come with a lot of different colors
3:58
So you pick one size and you get a whole you know five or six different colors and that's really nice because sometimes
4:05
they're picky on color. If they're not hitting on white then start switching the colors. Some days it's an orange day
4:12
some days it's a chartreuse day, and some days it's a pink day
4:18
This is a lure and so we don't call it pink we call it bubble gum. But you understand what I'm saying
4:25
Here's another one I throw in. These work too. This is a beetle spin. so
4:33
this is you tie on right here and it's a little more complicated
4:40
you know of a spinner basically, but it's got the same style spoon as a roadrunner. It just goes ahead of it
4:45
It goes above it instead of right below the head and you can affix any
4:51
any j-head in any body you want. So I'll pack you know variety of colors and curly tail grubs. Those are inexpensive
5:00
They have that wild tail action that gets a lot of disturbance through the water and
5:07
those can be really useful to you know rig up a bunch of these beforehand and
5:13
then just swap colors like crazy. And this this kind of setup you can use a snap swivel and then switch between lures
5:19
You can do five casts, unsnap, put a new one on, snap again. That way you're not tying knots all day
5:26
Then to round it out I'll have a bunch of just random
5:31
random bodies, little swim baits, little grubs, different color jig heads. You just never know if you're out there fishing all day and you're not getting a bite you're going to these
5:41
Otherwise stick to your roadrunner, stick to your castmaster, and if you found the fish
5:48
they will almost always hit one or two or both of those lures. Get out there and hit the creeks y'all. I'm Simon from Light Cove
5:56
and we'll catch you next time
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