How to Catch Giant Summer Bass – Fishing 12 inch Worms and Jigs

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This video will show you my approach when searching for big bass in the Summer. I look for deep water ledges, humps, creeks, drop-offs, and brush piles. I use a 1/2 oz. Dirty Jig to help me locate the deep water spots and then follow up with a 12 inch Junebug worm. This is the pattern I use every Summer and it continues to produce giant bass. Stay tuned to the end of the video when the gator wants to eat the bass we are hooked up to.

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