Favorite Informative Bass Fishing Youtube Channels/videos

[Captain America]

Alright. Cabin Fever is REALLY setting in. Lakes are still frozen, and I am just itching to do some open water bass fishing. What are some of your favorite informative youtube channels or videos about bass fishing? Anything pertaining to ice out is gold, but any good information will do to feed my addiction (for now). Looking more for informative content vs just watching people catch fish. I have enjoyed BassResource and InformativeFisherman. What do you guys got?

[Dtrombly]

Bassresource is my favorite "informative" channels, for sure. 

[Chefster]

Lynn dollar has tons of old tournaments uploaded.  Big bass dreams.  Mikey balzz. Mike long is starting to put out some content.   Brandon palaniuk has a good series.   

[scaleface]

I like to watch Scott Martin practice for tournaments .

[MassYak85]

Another vote for Bassresource, and Informative Fisherman. Also KeepinItReelFishing, that guy is a must watch for Northeast anglers. Tackle Advisors also has some amazing reel reviews and teardowns and gets into the nitty gritty of reel maintenance. 

[MIbassyaker]

I used to watch more of them than I do now. These days, the only ones I make much time for regularly are Bassresource, although I'll go down the rabbit hole sometimes and watch any of the others, if I see something interesting. I do wish KeepinItReelFishing was more prolific -- his analysis and reviews are outstanding. 

 

I also like some of the content from FLW and Bassmaster channels, especially FLW circuitbreaker and the old Bassmaster Classics recaps.

[Fish the Mitt]

Beings I'm from the tundra that is Michigan, and my bass boat runs a little funny on ice, I've peeked a time or two on various fishing channels on the interweb  - namely YouTube. 

 

Bass Resource

LakeForkGuy

LunkersTV

Flair

InformativeFisherman

KeepinItReel

1Rod1Reel

Zona

(Bolded equates to most watched)

 

...and of course, any I see on the infamous YouTube rabbit hole - if I don't start out watching videos on various jig techniques, and end up watching drunk bar brawl compilations... ?

[NorthwestBasser]

1. Bassresource

2.BigBass Dreams

3. Lake Fork Guy

4. Fishin' with Flair

 

Granted, i start watching these once my eyeballs start to bleed from reading everything on Bass Resource, haha

 

 

[Vilas15]

 

[drscholl14]

Bassresource for sure, Lake Fork Guy, Mark Zona's channel has some good stuff on it now and then, Same with Iaconelli.  Brandon Palaniuk is making a concerted effort to get big on YouTube and had a really cool half hour video recapping each of his Elite Series events.  

[Scarborough817]

Bassresource, lake fork guy and keepinitreel 

[Hawkeye21]

Being a kayak fisherman I like to watch videos from Greg Blanchard and Chad Hoover. 

 

Being from NE Iowa and fishing both Iowa and Minnesota I really love watching Another Fishing Show.  I just recently found them on YouTube and they are my new favorite show.  They are two friends from Minnesota who have some fun doing a different types of fishing and meeting people.  The one guy is a videographer and has done video for a lot of other show so he knows a bunch of professionals so he has interviews with them.  He's done camera work for MLF.

[Choporoz]

Another couple votes for BR.

 

And one that hasn't been mentioned: Fat Cat Newton

 

[YoTone]

if im looking for specific answers to a technique i'll usually enter the topic name followed by KVD.

 

[Brown Town]

BamaBass

LakeForkGuy

[bagofdonuts]

I don't know about informative, but the absolute best for giant fish and explosive top water action is Gong Lei. You should check him out.

[All Day Fishing]

I would also have to say Bassresource.  Also really like LFG, BamaBass, 1Rod1Reel, MillikenFishing, YoutubeFishingVids

[All Day Fishing]

27 minutes ago, bagofdonuts said:

I don't know about informative, but the absolute best for giant fish and explosive top water action is Gong Lei. You should check him out.

HAHA his videos are unreal! He fishes everywhere, it is no joke!

[drew4779]

19 hours ago, MIbassyaker said:

 

I have since discovered I was wrong, but for awhile I thought I had found the actual bottom of the hole:

 

 

(sorry)

 

This is my new favorite thing! 

[shovelmouth83]

bassresource, Tacical Bassin, lake fork guy.

[FishDewd]

Oh god where to start? 618fishing, RideAlongFishing, DEBO'S Fishing, Rapala, Chris Bulaw, Alex Rudd Fishing, HawkeyeBassin... of course, BassResource. there's so many channels I follow lol. I'd have to do a long look through my history to find them all.

[drscholl14]

On 2/7/2018 at 7:56 AM, Hawkeye21 said:

Being a kayak fisherman I like to watch videos from Greg Blanchard and Chad Hoover. 

 

Being from NE Iowa and fishing both Iowa and Minnesota I really love watching Another Fishing Show.  I just recently found them on YouTube and they are my new favorite show.  They are two friends from Minnesota who have some fun doing a different types of fishing and meeting people.  The one guy is a videographer and has done video for a lot of other show so he knows a bunch of professionals so he has interviews with them.  He's done camera work for MLF.

Another Fishing Show is CLASSIC!  Those guys are super nice guys too.  Gregg is the cameraman that KVD hooked in the arm with a crank, double trebled, and a bunch of MLF anglers came over and tried getting it out.  One of the funnier videos I've seen.  The show is a little less serious than others but definitely entertaining.  There's great another local show that I've gotten to fish with called Northwoods Angling but they aren't really a bass show.  Just giant fish.  Catfish, sturgeon, gar, etc.  They just fished with Jon B and AP Bassin a few weeks ago.

[Bankbeater]

Bass Resource is what I watch the most.  Sometimes I just do a search on bass fishing, and then start watching the results in the order they popped up.

[Pro Logcatcher]

Lake fork guy, 1rod1reel, Bassresource. I also watch BlacktipH, but he is an ocean fisherman.

[LOTR88]

I agree with what many have already listed, Tactical Bassin, FLG, Scott Martin.