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I use a no 6 octopus hook for whacking rigging and slay them. Hook them every time right in the front top of the lip
Targeting bass on spawning beds is illegal here in Pa.
Use two rings to wacky rig a worm without the hook angle problem. Can't believe this Kyle guy doesn't know about it.
Some bad advice in this video.
I caught my first bass last night after watching this. Caught three more after that til it was dark out. Thanks for the tips. I haven’t ever caught a fish on this lake cause I was always going for trout, turns out it’s a great bass lake
don’t know why it took me so long to try bass fishing they put up a fantastic fight.
The vmc worm harness is the answer to the o-ring problem. ( or clear shrink tube) Otherwise you’ll be putting lots of plastic in the lake and spending lots of money to replace them.
I’ve never really fished a sinko but today I tried it out and they were chewing it! Caught 40+ fish it was insane.
Looks of great info on wacky style. My favorite way to fish a worm.
Thanks guys for all the tips and tricks in this video! Greetings from the Netherlands and bless you guys,Pat
My daughter uses spinning tackle.
I have had the best luck with it wheb it is in the water.
I still figure that anybody that grew up throwing a bubble gum floating work can throw, and skip off a baitcaster, 18 years of fishing and I still have no use for a spinning outfit.. in my opinion if you set your baitcaster correctly you can skip just as good if not better than a spinning rig whether it be a wacky rig, floating worm, fluke or a jig
Hello from Korea! The first method is called the Free rig, and is undoubtedly the most common rig in Korea, all throughout the year.
Got a nice one today at the park on a senko and a toad on the 6 inch magdraft freestyle
Good video.
So your video is posting other people’s videos.
How lazy.
great vid thanks!
I learned to fish the senko watching Randy B. He is a very good teacher and covers in detail how he fishes. Thanks!!!
Great video guys thanks for sharing
What you forgot was cutting it in half to use on a shakey head. It's just for us poor folks
Hey Kyle thanks great stuff. Yup don’t like o rings but look into vmc crossover rings. Big difference from traditional rings. Has really help my kids an myself stick bait fishing!!!!!
Damn- Kyle's part was just pure product whoring. He needs to realize he has to put some meat of information on the bone-not just hawking 'product"!
"Natural"??? When's the last time you saw something PURPLE in nature???
I've contended for years that bass do not care about how you have a worm hooked. It is the simple water displacement that makes them strike it MOST of the time. I've caught them on a watermelonseed finesse worm in green water, AT NIGHT. Color matters, but, more often, it is simply getting your worm in a bass' vicinity where they pick up it's water displacement with their lateral line.