The Most CRITICAL Part Of Your JIG

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Jig fishing for bass has always been on of my favorite ways to catch a big fish. In today's video I want to discuss what I think is the most critical part of a jig!
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When it comes to fishing a jig for bass, there is really no other lure that is more reliable at catching big fish. Sure there are days when a big swimbait might catch a big bass, but those days are few and far between where it seems like a jig will catch big fish more constantly then any other lure.
However it is super important to understand the fall rate of your jigs!
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@jaredjones9113 Год назад

Been watching a few of your other jig videos and man I have learned a ton. This year I wanted to become more confident in a jig and have put your advice to work. Yesterday I saw this exact situation okay play out. Was getting a few solid bites on a 1/2 ounce and decided to downsize to a 1/4 ounce and absolutely killed it. Went from a bite every 10 cases to almost every other cast. Thanks for the awesome content. Probably the most informative YT channel for fishing and you do an awesome job. Keep it up!!

@chrishux4494 Год назад

I have a tournament next month that I plan on primarily fishing docks. I will have a few different weight jigs tied on. Wish me luck…🤞🏻

@mikecraig9007 Год назад

Great coaching and so common-sense based. Truly enjoy watching your channel and always tell others to do the same. Thanks for all the great help!!

@DFWdarin Год назад

Just picked up a few jigs on my way home from work then you're video pops up first thing. The all powerful jig!

@LowBrowFishing Год назад

I take bits of tape and a Sharpie and mark my jig trays. I always know the type and weight of the jig at a glance. So cut a small strip of masking tape or paper (medical) tape and write what type of jig will be in that bin and stick it to the back of each little bin for your jigs in your box. It works really really well. Also, Googan jigs put the jig weight on each one very prominently.

@jerryc2709 Год назад

I fish a 1/4 oz jig almost exclusively. Still using the original Terminator Finesse jig that came out 25 or so years ago with the Air Alive skirt. Bought dozens and dozens of them because they were so effective. Still have 12-15 left. Will be saddened when I run out. :(

@josephcoats5468 Год назад

Thanks for the information

@SimonSays_ Год назад

I usually throw a jig on floroucarbon, but one time decided to do 10lbs mono, me and my friend fished the same exact jig and I caught 12 fish whereas he caught 2 fish in the same areas and time spent fishing, the only thing I could assume was that my monofilament line was more buoyant which causes my jig to have a slower fall rate. This helped me confirm that theory so thank you .

@Graderman3587 Год назад

This time of year and n Florida we use rubber bait crawfish mainly and let it drag the bottom slowly,Our bass are on the bed

@DatGuy960 Год назад

I used to live in Michigan, just over the border w/Ohio and found this to be true not only with jigs. We actually fished a set-up with a Culprit Scoundrel skirted bullet weight, straight shank worm hook and Larew Salt Craw. Everyone was throwing 3/8 & 1/2 oz jigs while we adjusted throughout the day with lighter and lighter weight. We didn't win the tournament but got third. I blew it by letting a big fish get off 20 min before having to check in. Funny thing is we waited outside the check-in zone and caught a cull fish off a deep point right as everyone else was checking in with 5 min left. A group of 4-5 teams were watching as we did.

@HereIAmGoodbye Год назад

Baby brush hog works as a great trailer as well 👍🏼

@angelastephens9733 Год назад

Your channel is the most informative. not only do I enjoy your information but I simply catch fish now. thank you

@TylersReelFishing Год назад

I see the winter beard is coming in early

@MrJohnB-qs6dp Год назад

Great video!! Very informative!!👍🏻👌🏻Learned a lot of new things about jig/Texas rig fishing. Stay Safe & God Bless!!!

@isles1339 Год назад

I’ve caught 2 5 pounders on a Bitsy bug. I think the slow fall rate gets them in Clearwater

@Loskillz Год назад

Hey Tyler I saw on one of your videos you showed how to make a simple cheap lure retrieval thing with a weight and a snap swivel....what size weight was it 1oz.?

@johnm2617 Год назад

If your fishing the bank ! Shallow water like you said you were fishing ! Fall rate dosent apply ? Trailers yes they do make a difference! I would think fall rate applies to deeper water ?

@shanehamilton6708 Год назад

I still like pork trailer with 5/16 oz jig flipping trees and docks in winter. I wish uncle Josh would bring back the spring lizard

@letun3481 Год назад

Great stuff! Tyler, when are you going to add "Thanks" to your channel? I cought at least 300 more fish this year than last year, thanks to your channel, I feel like I owe you money 😉

@hookreelfishing Год назад

Thanks for the information and great video ++

@A_plusFishing Год назад

Caught both my biggest bass on a jig 🎉

@robertbaker1947 Год назад

Were you fishing Grand lake there?

@JacobLange45067 Год назад

i thought the same thing

@irwinm.fletcher2612 Год назад

I also find that 25lb big game can slow the fall rate compared to braid

@Stank361 Год назад

First comment first like

@robclark8638 Год назад

I have to be honest here. Been following you all year and you literally say this about top water too. C’mon man. Please stop selling tackle and just be real. Thanks.

@alcav54 Год назад

Ugh 😑 I’ve don’t have any 1/4 oz jigs. Time for another Omnia order. My wife is gonna kill me!!!!!!

@williampulley Год назад

I caught an absolute pig large mouth on a bladed jig with a beaver trailer and reeled slow. 5lbs easy. Grabbed the jaw, looked inside and it already had another fish halfway down its throat. Talk about a reaction strike.

@maryacton149 Год назад

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@robertbaker1947 Год назад

You got me fishing jigs since I started watching you. I love it and greatly appreciate the tips you give us!

@Outdoor_Jack Год назад

Great video Tyler I used your link to buy the Strike King punch bug! Love your content man

@eagleeye9549 Год назад

Great video! I have always been a jig Angler, but I usually use 1/4oz. ball head with a Yamamoto hula grub and I catch fish when others are not. I Love jig fishing!!! My go to.

@fishingwithbRad013 Год назад

I'm pretty new to bass fishing and live in Arizona. Do you fish Arizona at all? Dose this info also work here? I have noticed most all bass anglers are everywhere but not in Arizona.

@saleen12 Год назад

I've still never caught a fish on a jig, tried to fish it several times, but not a ton.

@andrewmlo5937 Год назад

is that a🐻 ???

@justinprice2065 Год назад

ive always been curious about the weigh size of your jig. i am coming from inshore fishing for redfish, seatrout, flounder, etc would depth determine your weight size?

@dontnonowuno9953 Год назад

Rule of thumb for me is to go as light as you can get away with .Rare exception heavy current or heavy grass.Your usually good with a 1/4 to 3/8 from 12 ft to 1 ft...

@mamo9389 Год назад

@@dontnonowuno9953 ...and from 20 to 30ft?

@dontnonowuno9953 Год назад

@@mamo9389 start with a half oz, move to a 3/4 if you want more feel or constant bottom contact

@mamo9389 Год назад

@@dontnonowuno9953 thanks for your tip! Much appreciated.

@cpk2GIRL Год назад

Extremely impressive workup on this tactic! Thank you, sir.

@rconner4053 Год назад

Should’ve called me. I’d have fished the tournament with you. Kidding of course. I’m probably as old as your dad so maybe he’ll go next time. I was skilled at work but now I’m retired and learning to fish skillfully versus luckily. Your channel is helpful. I like your narrative style and I do go out and try things as you presented them. Perhaps I can shake your hand in person some day to thank you.

@robertstone3417 Год назад

Ty, great information again as usual. Many thanks to you. Question: I have been looking at the Bruin Outdoors Legend series Baitcaster Reel. It looks to me like a big bang for your buck. What would you tell me as a reason or reasons to buy it?