Catch More Bass This Fall: The Jig Technique You Can't Miss!

0:00 Waking a Swim Bait cast to catch
1:10 Frustrating when missing a fish on a swim jig
1:35 Catching a bass on a swim jig over hydrilla
2:14 Another Catch
2:45 Angry Bass
2:50 Swim jig set up (details in description)
3:25 Discussing how I’m fishing the tides with a swim jig and what I’m targeting
4:07 Catching a bass on outgoing tide at a creek mouth
5:01 Another fish
5:30 Why a swim jig was so good
5:47 Flipping a jig on a dock (3lb Bass)
8:21 Flipping another dock and catching another bass (3-11)
9:44 not all swim jig bass are big…but most are above average (not this dink)

Rod/reel set up:
Dobyn’s Champ XP 735C
Shimano Curado 200K 8.4:1
Daiwa Samurai braid 55lb

Boat
2021 Bass Cat Puma FTD
Mercury ProXS 250HP
Minn Kota Ultrex Quest
Humminbird Solix SI 15 and 12
Garmin LVS 34 and 126SV
Power Pole Blade (8′) Shallow Water Anchors

Join us as we dive into the exciting world of late summer bass fishing, focusing on the effective technique of swimming a jig! In this video, we’ll explore how to catch largemouth bass using swim jigs in heavy cover. Whether you’re fishing on the Chickahominy River or the James River, this method can significantly increase your chances of landing those big bites. We’ll also share valuable fall fishing tips to enhance your experience as the seasons change.

Don’t miss out on this essential guide for BFL anglers and all bass enthusiasts looking to up their game this late summer. Get ready to reel in some impressive catches and elevate your fishing skills!