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Texas Rigging / Fishing Weeds for Largemouth Bass



Getting School’d with JP DeRose: (Exclusive to WFN – World Fishing Network) Season 2 – Texas Rigging.
Fishing in heavy cover means making your presentation weedless and placing the bait where others wouldn’t dare. If your looking for big bass sometimes you just have to put your offering in their living room.

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  1. Very nice.
    I just picked up some Lunkerhunt dragon green pumpkinseed plastics and some #2 gamakatsu offset hooks, using the texas style rig do i just flip or toss out let it sink and reel in or do i have to jig at all?

  2. if you're fishing this heavy of cover, braids a good idea. i usually texas rig on 12lb fluro, but i'm not usually throwing into anything as thick as this (i texas rig on a spinning rod/reel combo cuz i don't need to use a heavy weight where i fish, so it's not really heavy enough for a baitcaster). i do use 50lb braid on my frog/jig setup though, because i throw my frogs into just about anything.

  3. @xIMxAwSoMeZx – I agree. I'm only using 10-14lb mono for largemouth. I have another rod that I'm using 40 lb braid….which I use for stripers. Typical stripers caught are 30+ inches weighing at least 20 lbs…

  4. @SupremeScreamStudios : There's a bit of a difference between fishing in Canada for Largemouth Bass and anywhere South of the Mason Dixon boys… for anyone in the North a Largemouth over 4 is a solid fish and limits of 20 lbs are pretty common up here… our record bag is 31.5 lbs for 5!

  5. thumbs up if you think there people that just look at videos to dislike them cuz theres nothing rong with this video and it has 2 dislikes???? nice job thank you for the info im gonna try my texas rig today with my grandpa hopefuly it works and u hit me up and i could probly told ya what i cought. =D

  6. pro reels must make more noise..i have medium grade stuff and have landed fish like that in…and there is no sound..lol..crazy..i've pulled 3 and 4 lb fish outta some sloppy stuff with berkley 17lb xt..that 65lb test is way overboard..i may use braided around stumps and rocks but totatally unnecesary in a normal circumstance

  7. 25lb line? 65lb line? For bass, seriously? I fish for sea bass and bluefish and mostly use 10lb with 8lb leader (just mono) and have been doing fine…
    Only time I use 20lb+ is when i go pike fishing

  8. @iDirtyDan : I'm a huge braid fan personally and flip with 65 lb most of the time but I always have a couple od rods rigged with straight fluorocarbon… one with 20 lb for sparse cover and one with 25 lb for getting into the junk. Mono has far too much stretch for my liking.

  9. hm i use 12 lb flouro-mono mix line and i have monster hook sets but my line dont rip. i honestly dont see a point in using 15lb + line unless in a tourny or when throwing big swimbaits and skiping under docks and heavy vegetation

  10. @FishingFreak711 : You should be using a bullet weight with a Texas Rigged soft plastic to avoid getting hung up with weeds and structure. The pointed weights are best when dealing with vegetation.

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