the ONLY setup you need to know as a Beginner 

What size hook are you using

Thankfully you help me because I don’t have a dad.

Bro salt water rig

What’s the best bait to rig up like that? I’ve tried a bunch but none of them have work that well.

Can a one inch hook work

Is it your new pb

I also tend to catch seaweed when fishing

I also caught ur wife with that rig

Yeah but the question is, are you wishing you would have thrown her back now? If only i had known my first one was a trash fish when i caught her... now i just catch and release only.

Gem

Exactly. Gotta pop and let it drop in the pockets and on the retrieve

I’m new to fishing and I really appreciate this

If you’re using flukes, you can work them sorta like a jerk bait. I’ve also learned how to retrieve the bait on top of the water without reeling too fast, but it works best (for me) with lizards.

jep, experienced it similar so far 👍

I was just about to comment the same thing, good call!

Right I thought I was trippin when i heard em say it😂

Good As Shit

Get a black lizard with a green tail, put a bullet weight above the hook and hook the lizard in the front.. then toss right next to the shoreline near overhanging bushes Oh yeah, and don't forget to cover it in gas.

That new slang boys

Thanks dana!

@@Tackle2thePeople what rod are you using in this video?

Worms catch more bass than anything

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Congrats Jack

Nice job!

Weightless or weighted?

Congratulations, Jack! That’s a nice bass! The Texas Rig did me right tonight, too. I threw jigs, whopper ploppers, frogs, and swim baits for 3 hours without so much as a bite. I finally paddled over to my favorite spot around 11 tonight and covered the area twice with top water. When the whopper plopper and frog failed to produce any action, I finally decided to tie one of these green pumpkin 4” Senkos I grabbed the other day by mistake. I Texas rigged it with a 3/8 bullet weight. Then I tossed it into a 4-6’ wide channel that runs between the milfoil and a rock hillside, back toward the mouth of the creek that feeds the lake. On the third cast, I got absolutely lit up by what proved to be the hardest hit of the night. I had been distracted by another bass nailing a some unknown prey right next to my kayak and I missed the hook set. I worked that spot three more times with a fresh Senko before casting about fifteen yards further down the channel beneath a small shade tree that sticks out from the rock wall. I knew that in previous years that the day time bass frequented a pocket there and had a feeling I might get lucky. On the second cast, I got hit on the drop by a 3. He had some spirit and fought like a fish twice his size. Once I had him off the hook, I had to take a minute to admire how beautiful he was. He had a deep forest green color and looked to be in excellent heath. When I released him back into the lake, he showed me he still had a little fight left by soaking me before swimming away. Overall I was very happy with that fish being my first bass since I stored my rods a week before deer season in 2020. After I got him back in the water, I worked the area near that pocket for about five more minutes missing one more strike before finally hooking into my second fish of the night. This time, I was working a new Senko along the outside edge of that same pocket just outside the milfoil. After my third set of action, a slightly longer spawned out female hit on the pause. After dragging her out of the milfoil I found that she had managed to inhale just the tip and barb on my hook. She was already in less than ideal shape and removing the hook took longer than I would have liked, so I didn’t take the time to get a weight on her. I just wanted to get her back in the water. I continued down toward the end of the channel where I got drilled on the drop again. This time, my line snapped on the hook set. I hadn’t retied after my last two fish, and it cost me. I decided to look for a big bite and set up another Texas Rig, this time weightless with a 7” Senko. It was after midnight at this point and I wanted to look for one big bite before heading back to the boat launch. I got three strikes on this set up, but missed all three hooksets. The hook I used was just a bit too small for the longer worm and it cost me. The Texas Rig is the first bass fishing method my dad taught me and it’s still how I catch 75% of my fish 16 years later.

Ayyyyy🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🔥🔥🔥

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@@Tackle2thePeople you make great videos man, keep up your awesome work 💪

I go weightless 0.0000001% of the time. Try it on a 1/8 or 3/32 swim bait hook. VERY SELDOM do I roll without weight. That small amount of weight will give your bait new life.

@@alexfamie5255 I get so bored so fast with a weightless fluke😆 I know it works but I loose interest too fast

Same here man. You can't go wrong.

Nice am 13 and still cant

@@madu8441 come on man he’s only eight don’t be such a dick about it

@@madu8441 bro why you mad a kid said he caught a bass is because you can’t catch a bass that big 😂😂

Heck ya dude!

​@@madu8441 Hella jelly lmao

I need an update, was it?

I looked for this comment before I put mine on here. Exactly my thoughts.

I’ve yet to find a lure that is branchless 😂damn branches defeat them all

​@@andrewmccann4267I swear I need a pair of waders just so I can get out into the river and pull out that damned log that's claimed three of my lures now. I bet I could find $200 worth of other people's shit embedded in it

I always manage to hook set the log as well so that my hook becomes permanently imbedded into the structure 😅

I always bury my hook,weed less and better through trees and stumps.

story of my life.

Use live bait never fails.

@@brianfitch5469 I haven't had much luck with bass using live bait - only on certain bodies of water. Caught thousands of bluegill and catfish, though lol

@@hanburgundy4317I always fished at the pier. You just throw any bait on some hooks and drop it in the water and I’ll catch 4-5 mackerels at a time easily. When I went to the lake I spent 6 hours catching absolutely nothing, very humbling experience. Lake fishing is more satisfying to me, a lot of these bass are pretty smart guys.

Size?

@@musclecarmaniac6914around 6lb not very big but still my pr

@@tfgghbh648 6lb is good bro it's nice.

You'll definitely enjoy bass fishing but you will always have better memories of salmon or trout fishing. In my opinion. The scenery is beautiful and more relaxing generally.

@@davidarwood6264 true

@@davidarwood6264i caught some bass and a 2.6 lber earlier this spring

It’s not necessary though. A lot of people don’t rig it weedless because of where they are fishing just to get that better hook set

@@mattchartrand7676 the silicon that the lures are made from are soft enough for a fish to bite through very easily. And the whole point of a weed less hook is to keep the tip covered! So YES it is necessary lad. I'm a 45 year old fisherman who fished since he was 11, and NEVER have I ever seen a weed less set up with the hook protruding out the side! A hook protruding out the side defeats the whole idea of it being a weedless set up!

Actually I have competed in the bass master classic tournaments and you talk to any of them there and the prefer to stick the hook out all the way for the hook sets will be better. And yes it is rubber but you miss more fishing if you leave it in the rubber compared to sticking it in and poking it back in a little bit. It also not silicone and it is more like a rubber.

@@lancemosher8159 I don't care if you've competed in the world bass championships, the whole idea of a weedless hook is to hide the tip of the hook from snagging things. And silicon is more durable than rubber, unless your using the cheap shit. Competing isn't winning either, I bet the ones who won had a couple of secrets they never shared with you either. I didn't have to tell you about this either, and my strength I the hobby is rock hopping, which involves fishing very rough grounds.

If there’s weeds bury the hook. If not leave it out. Idk why this is even an argument. Fishing for 45 years you should know this is based on preference. If you don’t mind breaking off every now and then leave it out. If you’re a smooth handed baby that doesn’t like tying then bury it🤣

Especially with a bait caster lol

You can, what is your setup, line type and size as well?

@@seanp9157 How? If I loosen the setting knob thing, it tangles up if I try to cast far

@@Cause023 what is your set up, mainly reel brand, line type and lb test?

Depending on the water, most dont make it to summer. If its deep enough, some holdover, but they'll be deep during the day. Nighttime would be your best bet.