Two monster bass on one cast. Video 10/30

[indymusky]

So I found out today when you throw a Jitterfish into boils in can be really rewarding. Day started off rainy and windy but the bite was a better one then ive experienced in awhile and landed a bunch of quality fish. On one cast with the jitterfish it got destroyed on a steady slow retrieve and the fish shot down and all the sudden boom it gets hit again and goes limp with no fight but i can tell theirs still a fish on, it comes to the surface and its a double hookup on the same lure and one gets airborne at the surface. ended with around 25 fish 6 fish on the jitter. Watch the video below to see the fight!!!!

[DINK WHISPERER]

Man that is just plain awesome! Congrats

[SoFlaBassAddict]

That was pretty d**n cool to watch.  Great fish!

[Dwight Hottle]

Great video. Just goes to show how competitive bass can be when they are hungry.

[Fishing Cowgirl]

And they are both nice sized fish. Thanks for sharing!

[bassman31783]

Pretty freakin cool man. 

[Redlinerobert]

Call me skeptical, but you never see the strike on those 2 fish.  The film was edited after the strike...if it happened that way.     Also, they're not fighting...at all when you pull them into the boat. 

Sorry, i just find it....fishy. 

[KYntucky Warmouth]

That was on a jitterfish?  I can't get any action out of mine, it just pushes water and glides to one side until about 3/4 of the way back

[indymusky]

Call me skeptical, but you never see the strike on those 2 fish. The film was edited after the strike...if it happened that way. Also, they're not fighting...at all when you pull them into the boat.

Sorry, i just find it....fishy.

you can call if whatever you want but dont try and call me a liar. Ive been slaying fish out here since i moved and been filming for over two years and compete in socal tournaments. It takes to much effort and time by the other fisherman to film a entire complete day while theyre fishing. What happens is well stick a fish say fish on the other guy grabs the camera you get the fight, the fish and the release on film. And if you watch the video the fish is fighting very well and jumping.

[Redlinerobert]

Whatever you say pal.

[indymusky]

That was on a jitterfish? I can't get any action out of mine, it just pushes water and glides to one side until about 3/4 of the way back

i wouldnt use a swimbait rod with it because its to stiff and i changed out the swivel and put a smaller one on.

[NewAngler]

I'm a skeptic, too.

Unless you do that ALL the time, you didn't seem too excited. I, like many other anglers, would have been doing backflips in the boat if they got two swimbait fish on one lure.  AND it was edited.

Regardless, two nice fish!

[Mattlures]

I gotta stick up for Indymsky, obviously he was using my bait  Anyways he has been slaying fish out here for a while and consistantly catches many and big fish. I understand anybody being sceptical when the clip does not show the cast but I also understand not having a camera on all day and having your buddy start recording once the fish is on and fighting. I would think if the video was staged he would have started it just before the hookset to make it look more authentic. The clip starting as he is fighting the fish, to me, seems much more real and spontanious and they way things actualy happen. I have been invited on lakes when guys are filming fishing shows and I have seen them stage a video and when you see it on TV you would never know.

Also I have caught 2 fish on one cast several times using topwater baits (not mine) mostly rapalas, and I can tell you that they dont realy fight as they are stuck to each other. Its like alot of weight with a little fight. Obviously I am biassed because he caught them on my bait but I do believe the video is totaly legit.

KYntucky Warmouth maybe your line is sinking or your rod is too stiff or your going too fast? In any case if it is the bait then send me an email at my site and I will exchange it for you.

[fourbizz]

It happens. They dont fight well. I caught a couple nice ones (a 6 and a 4) on one sinking bait and they came in like a propeller, both rotating around the bait in the center, lol.

[indymusky]

thanks matt,  and sorry to hear bout the hunting trip. My messages disappeard from the sd  but what swimbaits usually do good at el cap, i know they dont stock trout so maybe a baby bass color, cuz i didnt see to many bluegill around either. Tons of micro bass as far as the eye can see is all i ran into all day.

[KYntucky Warmouth]

I gotta stick up for Indymsky, obviously he was using my bait Anyways he has been slaying fish out here for a while and consistantly catches many and big fish. I understand anybody being sceptical when the clip does not show the cast but I also understand not having a camera on all day and having your buddy start recording once the fish is on and fighting. I would think if the video was staged he would have started it just before the hookset to make it look more authentic. The clip starting as he is fighting the fish, to me, seems much more real and spontanious and they way things actualy happen. I have been invited on lakes when guys are filming fishing shows and I have seen them stage a video and when you see it on TV you would never know.

Also I have caught 2 fish on one cast several times using topwater baits (not mine) mostly rapalas, and I can tell you that they dont realy fight as they are stuck to each other. Its like alot of weight with a little fight. Obviously I am biassed because he caught them on my bait but I do believe the video is totaly legit.

KYntucky Warmouth maybe your line is sinking or your rod is too stiff or your going too fast? In any case if it is the bait then send me an email at my site and I will exchange it for you.

I was throwing it on a MH Zillion rod but I think it has 17lb Flourocarbon on it so I have a feeling it was the line, threw it on 20lb CXX with no problems so I think that was the problem.