Author name: Optimum B

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1v0uRPzp8QOct 11, 2024 new video release #forwardfacingsonar#midstrolling#sakamatashad Mid Strolling the Sakamata Shad flat out smashes fish! #forwardfacingsonar #midstrolling #sakamatashad  [Baits]  ・Sakamata Shad [deps] https://www.optimumbaits.com/sakamata…   [Cast]  ・Matt Lee [MLF-Bass Pro Tour Angler] ‪@mattleefishing‬ @mattleefishing [instagram]  [Produced]  ・Optimum Baits  https://www.optimumbaits.com   [HP] ‪@OptimumBaits‬  @optimum_baits[instagram]  [Filmed/Edited]  ・Miroku ‪@mirokubigbaitsswimbaitsins5420‬ @miroku_bigbaits_in_cali [instagram]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bsM8TYz_mo The HIGHSIDER is a cranking big bait with a new look. It’s as realistic as possible down to the profile, tail movements, and sound. It already has many impressive catches on video and has an extraordinary track record for catching giant bass. The angle of the joints, weighting and balance, and body shape are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bejuOaIPzEIs a Silent Wakebait worth throwing on Clear Lake? [deps] HIGHSIDER 172 [location] Clear Lake/California [Baits] new HIGHSIDER 172 FLOATING[Cast] ・Angelo Alorro /@alorroangelo [instagram] [Produced] ・Optimum Baits https://www.optimumbaits.com[HP] @optimum_baits [instagram] [Filmed/Edited] ・Miroku‪@mirokubigbaitsswimbaitsins5420‬ @miroku_bigbaits_in_cali [instagram]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9Pk8z5Uf7E#Bassmaster #BPT #Bass Fishing Bluegill Imitation Baits with Kenta Kimura/Matt Lee [Lake Guntersville] [BULLSHOOTER 160] deps FLOATING model LENGTH: 160mm WEIGHT: 3.5oz TYPE: RATTLE IN SLOW SINKING model LENGTH: 160mm WEIGHT: 3.7oz TYPE: Silent https://www.optimumbaits.com/bullshoo…   [BULLSHOOTER JR HIGH FLOATING MODEL]deps Length: 130mm (5.1 inch) Weight: 2oz #Bassmaster #BassElite #Bass #MajorLeagueFishing #MLF #BPT [Cast] ・Kenta

deps Sakamata Shad featured on Westernbass.com recent post “Fishing the Deps Sakamata Shad on Forward-Facing Sonar“ By Tyler Brinks 7/16/2024 The jighead minnow has taken the fishing world by storm, especially in major professional bass tournaments. Fishing with one while watching forward-facing sonar has become the dominant way to win or do well in these