Bass Fishing - How to fish the Texas Rig

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Bass Fishing most used rig. It has probably caught more bass than any other fishing rig. I love fishing the Texas Rig. It can catch largemouth bass anytime and anywhere. This is the perfect rig for beginner bass fishing.
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@frankaylwardjr4986 3 года назад

I wanna thank you Gene, I started my bass fishing journey learning from your channel. Years later, studying your videos I’ve caught several bass to be proud of, even brought my daughter along (8 at the time) once who caught a 4 lber on a spinner bait. Much is due to your lessons, thank you so much!

@luisalmeida4247 3 года назад

Is that biospawn?

@luisalmeida4247 3 года назад

Exo stik

@jimclapp2727 3 года назад

yes

@minoffield176 6 лет назад

You seem so nice, patient and easy to understand which makes you a great teacher! I grew up fishing but my dad always rigged my poles for me. He has been gone 8 years this June and this is the first spring I have really got back out on the water since he passed and have been teaching myself through youtube on how to knot my line to what to use for what I want to fish for and if it wasn't for videos like these I would have just given up. So just wanted to say thank you, not only are you helping me get back out there but you are helping me feel close to my dad again by reeling in some big fish! I appreciate it more than you would know!

@seajay970 5 лет назад

Min Offield Sorry for your loss! God bless you!

@MrMurder0321 5 лет назад

Fishing makes everything better. I hope fishing brings back those great memories you had.

@robertchillcott7669 5 лет назад

The videos are very helpful, I was taught the very basics of fishing,. we didn't have RU-vid when I was coming along. I just got bits and pieces of information from other people who had be fishing a long time.

@kruzmeadows2020 5 лет назад

👍

@helloshklosh4111 5 лет назад

God Bless

@stevenpitts6290 3 года назад

Just retired and haven’t fished since I was a kid. using ur video I catch my first 24 inch northern pike after a week of fishing so thanks 🙂🙂

@Florida_man21 2 года назад

Good stuff

@AmorinDeum 4 года назад

I never had a Father figure in my life and Im glad your channel is here to teach me about fishing. Now that I'm 25 years old when I one day have a child, I will pass on your wisdom. Thank you.

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

Awesome man and have fun with it. I love watching my kids figure things out.

@Callsignunck 2 месяца назад

Shut up and take the trash out

@Callsignunck 2 месяца назад

Sorry couldn’t help myself. I love you son, so does Jesus. Now grab me a beer 😘

@willieparker7878 5 лет назад

My dad always taught me to fish the spots that look “fishy”

@alexgrabast6181 3 года назад

That's exactly what my dad says

@nicksantangelo7160 3 года назад

Thanks mr obvious

@TILEROB 3 года назад

Like the Bar at night 🤣🤣

@papi6586 3 года назад

Your dad deserves a raise

@timothyroark8723 3 года назад

Underrated commit lmaoo

@Rudy_86 3 года назад

No matter how long you've been fishing there's always some new tip, or trick to learn from someone. That's one of the many reasons fishing is absolutely amazing. What a great and informative video. Thank you, and good luck out there everyone.

@PhilConrad1 7 лет назад

I watched this video yesterday, bought the tackle after work and hooked the bass that evening. Great job on the videos!

@t3buron513 3 года назад

@@brianrausch7757 why?

@usada3027 3 года назад

@@t3buron513 poop

@t3buron513 3 года назад

@@usada3027 michael jackson

@ajthebestguy9th 2 года назад

sussy baka

@theEsturm1990 5 лет назад

I’ve been fishing ever since I was a kid but never really learned different rigs or techniques. You’re very patient and easy to understand when you explain the set up and how to use the rig. Really enjoy your videos and I actually used a Texas rig today using methods I learned from you. Started off fishing those points like you mentioned and utilized the fan casting techniques. I was only out for maybe an hour and a half and had two bites. Lost the first one because he jumped and I didn’t get the hook set so he got loose second one I got a good hook set and was able to land him. Just a small little 2 lb large mouth but for a guy that’s used to getting skunked I couldn’t be happier. Turned him lose in hopes of a bigger catch on my next outing. I absolutely feel like it wouldn’t have happened without your tips and guidance. Thanks so much for the information!

@domtron8873 5 лет назад

This channel is the Athlean-X of fishing. This is the detail I needed. Thank you-

@yurei4216 3 года назад

USING A THIS WORM KILLS UR GAINS

@ItsDaShit9476 3 года назад

Except no controversy

@daniaills8624 6 лет назад

Learning to be a better bass fisher woman & your videos are so detailed and very helpful! Thank you!

@newimagepetgrooming7269 7 лет назад

There is allot of videos out there. This video was well demonstrated for a new fisherman such as myself.

@jell-oputin8036 4 года назад

I agree that punching it in when the frog isn’t drawing strikes is a killer tip. Good stuff!

@matthewmichalik2966 6 лет назад

Honestly, I can not thank you enough for this video. After 5 straight days of nothing, I went out today and tried out the Texas Rig. Finally caught a Largemouth Bass. Only 3 pounds but still. Finally caught one. Thank You!

@rybru6975 6 лет назад

Only 3 lbs? Ha in Illinois that's a good catch

@official_dutchess 5 лет назад

3 lbs is a solid catch, congrats man!

@Sumitso 3 года назад

a red plastic bead behind the bullet weight is great too. That clicking noise you helps add a little noise in murky water. I have gotten tons of hits in lily pads letting the worm or plastic frog sit there for a moment then a slight flick on the rod tip to get that minor click to get that hit.

@mzahra1 3 месяца назад

I do the same. You can even use a glowing bead to attract fish in murky water or low light. And the bead prevents the weight from constantly hitting the knot and tearing it.

@jacksonweinberg3544 7 лет назад

OH MY GOD! I am new to real fishing. I was he kind of kid that would go into a sports store and buy whatever looked cool and knew nothing about soft plastics but as I am getting into this kind of real fishing his explanation on soft plastic colors was possibly the greatest explanation I have heard! I have scoured the interwebs looking for a good explanation but he gave it in less than thirty second

@kylebumgardner3102 8 лет назад

Enjoy seeing these remakes, camera quality is over the roof since the first Texas rig video.

@HaloDude909 5 лет назад

Definitely some good footage of the beard.

@CalebAEverett 4 месяца назад

I feel like such an idiot, all the time I've tied my improved clinch knot. I've always spun the line...seeing you spin the hook literally just changed my life haha.

@mikezarate1727 6 лет назад

You are my absolute favorite bass fisherman to watch and learn from. Thank you Gene.

@robertchillcott7669 5 лет назад

Fluke Master is one of my favorite RU-vid channels to watch, keep those videos coming. I hooked a Bass the first time I fished a Texas rig and have been hooked on Bass fishing ever since. I landed my first Bass on a Bass jig dragging it by an old 🌲 stump that was partially submerged. It weighed about four pounds.

@natedix5111 5 лет назад

Just teaching myself to freshwater fish... have two young boys and want to get them into it early. You have some of the best instruction videos on RU-vid! I love that you teach slowly as though we don't know anything yet, because I don't! Thanks for the videos!

@scrobtimusprime 8 лет назад

Great update to the Texas Rig vid. I'd love to see new versions of some of your instructionals, particularly the Carolina Rig. Thanks again for a great channel.

@skyborne6393 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing that knowledge. I used to fish with my dad when I was younger 8-9 yr. Now that I'm older and I see my brother fish. I want to try my hand at this again lol.

@rebelmind654 4 года назад

4 years later and I've learned quite a bit from this video! Great energy, good content.

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

Thanks Vijay.

@flysubcompact 6 лет назад

This video is a perfect example of why I like your channel, Gene. First off, you illustrate a "how to" on a good basic rig, then you post it without catching a fish. In this case, anybody who actually fishes knows this is a great rig, so the actual landing is not a big deal for the show. The unedited nose scratching was a bonus, too. :) Excellent work.

@JaksonLittle 8 лет назад

Id rather watch this guy for tips than anyone else!

@jmkoeller 8 лет назад

Been watching for several months now. *Love* the instructional format!

@andrewmiller3767 8 лет назад

I really enjoy your videos Fluke. Thank you for staying true to what matters...fishing! I've learned so much from ya and am passing the knowledge on to my son. Priceless

@micknsharon 5 лет назад

I really enjoy your videos..I came to the US from England and have many years of course fishing experience. I'm enjoying learning new techniques to bass fish and these are really useful. Tight lines!

@aidenvillavicencio9981 Год назад

i caught my first fish today 40 mins after watching this. thank you very much. hooked for life on fishing now

@Flukemaster Год назад

That is awesome!

@666Redfish 8 лет назад

nice video, I used your tips to get a 6 lber today

@Flukemaster 8 лет назад

Awesome Lucas, Congratulations.

@666Redfish 8 лет назад

thanks

@tcm24fan 5 лет назад

Nice, I went to a lake for 3 hours and got nothing using Texas rig so I’m watching this video to find out what I did wrong

@mannyvicev 5 лет назад

@@tcm24fan sometimes we just get skunked! me too I fished for 2 hours one day then for 2 the next day. and nothing😣back to the drawing board for me.

@watchcloak 4 года назад

@@mannyvicev that's why I always take a rod and hooks/bait for panfish, so even on days I catch nothing good, I atleast catch something.

@shawnbeck2303 4 года назад

I use a Texas rig on a Green Pumpkin Senko and a Green Pumpkin Salamander. Just slays Largemouth Bass and Smallmouth both! SHAWN

@reellifebassfishingalexrey1330 8 лет назад

ur one of these best "informative teachers" on youtube, and I appreciate that a ton!! thankyou Gene

@cncfxstb 8 лет назад

Really digging the quality of the camera. Picture quality is something else. Good video Gene. One of my favorite things about your channel is your videos isnt just full of ripping lips. It shows the realities we all have as fishermen and the truth for most days of fishing isnt just pulling fish in one after another. Keep up the good work brother. Tight Lines!

@pole_barn_builder 6 лет назад

Bill Dance does it everytime he goes out on the water!

@arod3741 4 года назад

After watching this video I went out this morning and used a Texas rig with a June bug worm and caught two bass! Thanks for the awesome information and easy to understand teaching style.

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

That is awesome!

@ibanez2010 3 года назад

As a bank fisherman, T-rig is life for me! I can fish it fast near the surface when they fish are hot, or low and slow when they are not. Without changing hooks I can swap between curly tails, stick baits, creatures, craws, or whatever!

@CoryFalde175 2 года назад

I really needed this video today. I had a frustrating day fishing. I posted up by a bush in my kayak, a bass bit my senko in half twice, I switched to a smaller bait hoping to get the hook in it's mouth better and it didn't bite again. Switched back to a senko and still nothing. Went home empty handed. It's actually reassuring to see a pro have a similar outcome.

@CodySeeberFishing 8 лет назад

Glad to see you at the FLW cup! Thanks for taking the time to talk to me see you at the next one!

@Flukemaster 8 лет назад

Thanks man.

@paulnail4382 6 лет назад

I'm 70 years old and still learning! THANKS!!!!! - RUSTY

@htothextotheccheeto 8 лет назад

Don't apologize for not catching anything, cause I'm sure others, myself included, have had a spell of dry fishing trips A bad day of fishing always trumps a good day at work anyway. I appreciate you taking the time to explain this rig because I needed some clarity on a few things and you answered my questions in the video. By the way, I think you've got the best intro out of all the fishing vloggers I've cane across!

@MikeMike-xx9of 3 года назад

Hoe about this one, I've went fishing for 4 hours per day for 10 days straight and haven't caught anything 🙃 I'm new to the game

@joshgreen3632 3 года назад

I appreciate your videos. I use to fish with my grandfather as a kid, but after he passed away I stopped fishing. I’m older now looking to get back into it. Thank you for your guidance.

@charleslynch1630 8 лет назад

Thanks Fluke. It's my favorite rig for summer

@Flukemaster 8 лет назад

Cool

@dillonsurratt 2 года назад

The slow rolling, out of focus background of the trees and the woods is the best.

@Flukemaster 2 года назад

That was the biggest piece of crap camera I have ever bought and it was 800 bucks. I will never buy another Canon

@dillonsurratt 2 года назад

@@Flukemaster sheesh, actually wild how far cameras have come. But I wasn't dogging on the quality, I genuinely like the out of focus forest background, with you in focus it's almost like the world is moving and you're not

@Flukemaster 2 года назад

Thanks man. I know you weren't dogging it. The in and out fade just bigs the crap out of me. If it wasn't for that it would be one of my only "perfect" videos.

@rockyporterjr4215 3 года назад

I really appreciate you for this video, i like how you are teaching us and not just cutting away to catching fish every video, thank you, these vidoes are rare and i've subbed.

@rubencastillo2506 7 лет назад

Just keep the videos coming. I learn something new each time.

@MJ-iq9hv 4 года назад

First and only rig I’ve ever had to use since learning soft plastics ... carried me on every bass fishing trip I’ve ever taken ... I always catch the most & biggest out of anyone lol ... and learned from yours truly’s old videos lol Medium light action rod , 8 lb test , feather light weight lol ... works every time Caught my 8 pounder in Tennessee on a motor oil zoom finesse worm w/ yellow tip just like this dipped in jj’s 😂 By the end of the trip everyone asking me for jj’s rofl

@willrodgers3034 8 лет назад

Thank you sir for all of your videos. I have taken up bass fishing seriously for the past four months now with great success. Sometimes I get surprises though. I caught this cat with a texas rigged black blue rage craw! Tight lines sir!

@drewford2190 8 лет назад

Yo fluke , just got my fishing shirt of the month ( first month ) shirt .. I can't believe how nice this shirt is for 10$... Trust me when I tell u if this shirt was $20 it would still be great deal ... Super great deal thanks fluke !!!! My wife wants one now ...lol and she don't even fish ...!!!

@williamscoggin1509 2 года назад

Over the years I ended up pretty much just Texas rigging my worm but without a wait. In order to get it to cast good I buy a little bit thicker heavier plastic worm instead of a lighter one. This works so well along the bank and all kind of conditions, and the heavier worm will still allow your light fishing tackle to cast a pretty long ways using about a 6 lb test fluorocarbon . And for the spring spawn it is outstanding to do it like this., You can throw your worm a long way if you see fish nest Way off in the shallow and it allows you to drag and work your worm slow and easy without the weight wanting to stir up the dirt around the nest.. a lot of times during the spawn they will see it coming and hit it almost the same instant it hits the surface of the water. Really exciting stuff. Lol

@slept-on_SP 5 лет назад

Love the specific examples that you bring up and walk through. Very clear and extremely in-depth. Thank you for providing the reasoning for what your doing and explaining it thoroughly. High quality info for any lesser-experienced anglers out there (my self included).

@Fugettaboutit 7 лет назад

Great point about it being for fishing a 'spot' and not an area or zone. That's where the vast majority of my Texas rig bites come, when I cast/drop it in the right spot in or around cover. Sometimes I'll get a surprise bite when I'm reeling back in, as if it were a swim jig. It makes the long-cast bites that much more rewarding, because it's like you hit a 60-yard field goal or sunk a long hole-in-one.

@bboyrygis 8 лет назад

Gene, great video. I have learned so much from you about rods, fish, and technique. I think it would be great if you made a video about techniques to use when you're getting short strikes, where the fish just won't commit.

@peterkopczyk3744 3 года назад

The Texas Rig Is Pretty Deadly, Thank U For The Teaching.

@robertfulton7118 7 лет назад

thanks for all of your videos, considering I'm behind the game and just learning

@syuxtun1734 2 года назад

Thanks for sharing. I’ve been learning to fish here in the Midwest. A lot different than fishing on the Pacific Ocean.

@scottgoudie5639 4 года назад

Great video and great explanations. You really break things down in an understandable way

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@JimmyMack814 7 лет назад

Awesome Video Gene. My dad taught me how to fish a Texas Rig, but i love how you go into so much detail on it.

@chico11190 7 лет назад

near the end it looks like he's standing in front of a green screen haha

@JOE40341 6 лет назад

CGI baitcaster lol

@Zamtalks2u 4 года назад

He is

@Purpill 4 года назад

Lmao

@jacobharvey0818 4 года назад

It really does

@MrSamfisk 8 лет назад

I've been fishing since a I was a kid, but just started using texas rigged worms. They work! I'm consistantly catching more fish.

@Flukemaster 8 лет назад

That's great, Congratulations

@unolove 8 лет назад

Thank you for the Texas rig info.....Really helpful......oh yeah just got my first shirt of the month....

@waydebaker33 4 года назад

I didn't know I was doing anything fancy. Guess my grandfather really was a genius. We always thought he was a drunk.

@gee3883 6 лет назад

Nice tips mate, I will be trying this for the huge perch in our local lake .. Greetings from Lithuania

@user-Betty_white93 6 лет назад

thanks for the tips and I like how your descriptive about how to fish in different terrain.

@Sevelan 8 лет назад

Great stuff as always Gene. Texas rig is something I'm making a conscious effort to use more this year. Over the winter I bought a rod and reel specifically for texas rigs. I only allow myself to use texas rigs on it, and always take it with me. I can't believe it took me so long to get to this point, it's gotta be the greatest rig for the most number of conditions.

@anythingthatbites 2 года назад

What a great, informative video even though you didn't catch a fish. I re-learned a lot.

@luisambriz2221 8 лет назад

I love the quality of this video

@fishingwithmg 8 лет назад

Thanks to your awesome videos, I've learned to use the Texas rig fishing for bass, and is my go-to setup when fishing! Keep up the awesome work!

@allansmith7107 6 лет назад

Great vids man. Just started getting into bass fishing more and all your videos helped me alot!

@chandler__21 6 лет назад

Thanks for Explaining in detail you cant always learn from watching especially Bass Fishing!

@luphinus 7 лет назад

Been fishing a 50yd wide canal linked to a lake for a few months. Mostly top water since it's only 10ft at the center this year. Maybe one hit in 2hrs each time. Tried a texas rig with a yamamoto sinko. It was getting hit every 5min! Thanks for the vid!

@robsimpson6537 7 лет назад

I fish Muskie but it's tiring. I will use your Texas rig during the down times. Thanks for the easy explanation. Will let u know how I do in may.

@estebanfandila 4 года назад

Fluke! I followed the instructions step by step , and went fishing today, I caught an 18'' bass in 10 mins THANKS

@TacticsTechniquesandProcedures 4 года назад

3:25 ok, you just blew my mind with the speed of that clinch knot.

@bosoxer4eva 7 лет назад

Nice video, thank you. My son and I fished a lake with fairly heavy weed cover yesterday.. pulled in some small one's, but I felt like there must be a better method (than what my father had taught me).. really enjoyed the video. Can't wait to return to the lake and try this out!

@bryanchavez2238 3 месяца назад

great information gonna take this down to the lake tomorrow morning

@atlas-x5717 5 лет назад

I have to tell you one thing that’s not a transom saver you still have to have the bar that hooks to the lower unit that goes to the trailer then that’s a transom saver.

@jackbass6633 8 лет назад

Finally a good Texas rig video

@chrisshreve1736 4 года назад

I enjoyed the knowledge that you shared, we all know you were teaching us not bassin'. Thanks

@balin5492 4 года назад

Caught my first 5lb bass today with the Texas rig thanks!

@davidwilson996 4 года назад

Your dentist must love your biting off the line, lol. Thanks for all the great information.

@SEAFISHINGwithCJ 4 года назад

Hi Mate, awesome video, i learned so much, we dont tend to use Texas rigs here, and i dont know why, i intend to try then for our Seabass . Ive liked, subbed and watched your video, and i am looking forward to viewing more. From a fellow RU-vid vlogging angler from the 🇬🇧

@xXGFYXxjibs 7 лет назад

Gene, excellent videos man! I'm new to bass fishing and fishing in general, and every time I have a question about something, I go through video after video until I reach The Flukemaster and finally get the answer I was needing. I subscribed after hearing your interview on Ike Live podcast and realizing I should have subscribed a long time ago! Thanks for the help you have given me that I can pass on to my 3 year old when I take him fishing with me.

@thejdubb43 4 года назад

Your videos is alot more informative than those TB guys. Thanks

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

I appreciate that!

@RushVoorhisOutdoors 7 лет назад

almost to 200k, keep it up Jean! liked and subbed

@JavierRamirez-jv1pj 8 лет назад

Awesome tutorial Gene! You just convinced me to try either a carolina or mojo rig in this dead heat when dragging a worm cause my texas rig bites are few and far between right now

@golongle 8 лет назад

Very professional.

@themfamily4637 7 лет назад

Hey man!! Awesome video, i just started fishing, and i have been doing a lot of things wrong, just spent 5 hours going through your videos.. have learned a lot!! Thanks a lot!!

@kelbowie9710 4 года назад

texas rig with weight vs texas rigging a worm... *brain explodes* I understand what I was confused about now so THANK YOU

@Flukemaster 4 года назад

Your welcome

@silkyslim2054 5 лет назад

This a real video somedays you get em some you don't great show

@bradly550 8 лет назад

Would love to see you do a video on how to setup your reel for pitching/flipping

@Flukemaster 8 лет назад

Thank you Brad. I've been sitting here trying to figure out a topic for today's video and this is it. Thanks again man.

@robertzimmerman8252 2 года назад

Thank you sir for all of your videos.

@matfeysolovey558 8 лет назад

love your educational videos they teach me a lot keep them coming

@logancruze8967 6 лет назад

Hey thanks for the tips I cought some nice ones this morning

@PoorMuddyRivers 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot for this video. I watched it last night because my friend and I were going out fishing today for smallmouth. We are both new anglers and getting new gear and such. I was able to hook my line, teach my friend. I caught a 18" Smallmouth out of the lake today.

@freddie475 6 лет назад

I like and I practice all your tips, God Bless You.

@tan6873 5 лет назад

This video was very helpful

@sfv6 6 лет назад

Thank you for helping us out learn how to fish!

@pickngrining 2 года назад

Not catching one while filming is just reality. Thanks for keeping it real. It’s called fishing…not catching. Great video! I caught my personal best, a 6 lb largemouth, this summer using a Texas rigged green pumpkin. 👍🏻