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Swimbait Fishing For Wolf Pack Bass: Charlie Elliot Georgia



In this video, we used swimbaits to fish for wolf pack bass.
We ran into several large wolf packs of bass, one wolf pack had a 8-10 bass in it. If you’re in the area you should definitely check out Charlie Elliot it has a ton of areas to fish. Thanks for Watching.

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22 Comments

  1. Charlie Elliot is only 15 minutes away from where I live.
    Yesterday I went to Fox lake, Lake Margery and Dairy pond and caught some decent bass from 3-5 pounds. It's a great place for fishing. I recommend using a Senko worm, chatterbait, or a crankbait at this time of the year.

  2. my advice (just a regular joe schmoe here so take with grain of salt haha) you gotta go alone, stay silent, cast from much further away from shore, and i also wouldnt drop it right on em over and over, go well past the fish and bring it to them. GOOD LUCK and i have subbed and enjoy watching.

  3. Hey man I love the Videos…I have been subscribed to you for a few months. On that note I just started a channel hit me up and subscribe I just got my editing software so my content should improve soon.

  4. I probably would have tried a fluke with a blue gill patten since it’s blue gill spawning season with both techniques (slow and fast) find out what the bass prefer…..maybe a crankbait to get that reaction strike…. I was thinking during the whole video that those swim baits were a little too big plus making those big splashes when u guys made your casts. Better luck next time guys. We all need it lol

  5. wassup !!!! we jus subbed 🤙 .. been checkn out all ya vids ..awesome stuff dude lotta good fishing and good info 2 .. keep it up man ..i and my kids are jus startin out the past year wit da bass scene and lets jus say .. im hooked cuz . lol. take care and keep it fareel

  6. Nice videos, you were definitely too close. I’ve had good success by speeding up the bait as they close in causing a reaction strike. It looks like the swim bait is trying to flee. Have a different/smaller bait ready to cast right in after the follower pulls off. Sometimes seeing something different or smaller makes it look like an easier meal. Good luck!

  7. Hey atypical. It was too much noise and your right they could see you. Those big swimbaits make a big splash helping to spook them more. I would of went with a 12 inch ribbon tail worm and let them come to me instead of chasing them. Just my opinion like your channel.

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