Have you ever wondered if big swimbaits work? I mean, do they really work? Ever wanted to see a MONSTER BASS eat one? Now is your chance! Watch this trophy bass get fired up and eat monster 6 to 10 inch swimbaits over and over!

Its amazing to watch the defensive patterns change as the video progresses. In the beginning the smaller bass is totally focused on protecting the larger bass. By the end of the video the smaller fish has lost control and is just staying out of the way and the Monster bass attacks any swimbait that comes near its bed!

Anglers often over think their fishing but this is one time that I think we underestimate bass. There is a lot more going on during the spawn than we realize. From the surface of the water the concept seems simple but when we take an underwater look at the spawning process its amazing how many layers there really are to the bass' behavior.

Its clear that blanket answers like “just throw white” or “catching spawning bass kills their nest” or “fishing during the spawn is cheating” simply aren't accurate. Every bed and every bass is different. With a little patience and a lot of studying you can quickly analyze each fish and change your approach to become a much more effective and efficient bed fisherman.

The Gear Tim used in this video...

GoPro Hero5 Camera: http://bit.ly/2iwZqqU

Tim's Sunglasses (Amber Lenses): http://bit.ly/2glE3eN

Huddleston 10” Swimbait: http://bit.ly/2nztmdj

Huddleston 8” Swimbait: http://bit.ly/2azFTon

Huddleston 68 Swimbait: http://bit.ly/2dj5apG

Stinger Hook Wire: http://bit.ly/2s0Mh23

Treble Stinger Hook (Size 2): http://bit.ly/2cVg7xW

Huddleston 10” Combo...

Rod- Dobyns 908: http://bit.ly/2aivwYX

Reel- Tranx 300: http://bit.ly/2kYsvRw

Line- 100 Lb Max Cuatro Braid: http://bit.ly/2clBRiQ