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The Most Overlooked Concept In Bass Fishing!



This is the most overlooked concept in bass fishing. If you recognize it and make correct alterations it will improve your productivity!

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49 Comments

  1. The dirty jigs finesse swimjig was the bait I caught the most spotted bass on yesterday. Really like the 3/8 oz size the best. It was the spot killer color with a 3.5 inch white easy shiner trailer.

  2. Matt, your videos are some of my favorites. I learn a lot. I was already a heavy modifier of all my jigs but this really put strand count and movement into perspective. I will tie my own skirts sometimes, cut the weedguards down and thin them out, etc.

    Have you ever tried living rubber on a moving jig, esp a chatterbait? The real thin living rubber strands, not the big thick strands like on flipping jigs. I have a white chatterbait the skirt was jacked up so I put some really thin living rubber as a new skirt, and that things moves and undulates like nothing else. Every time the chatterbait kicks or darts or just vibrates back and forth, that skirt goes crazy. It is currently my most productive chatterbait.

  3. So a trick I learned watching Matt Allen of Tactical Bassin, I use hair thinning scissors to trim all of my skirts right out of the package. It makes for a nice uneven skirt and seems to really give it much more action.

  4. Great tips. I have been modifying the stock skirts based on your previous videos, but the tip about retrieving lower/higher in the water column is a finer nuance that I will consider more in the future. Thanks Matt

  5. I always trim the top have of my skirts just about even with the head of the jig or spinner bait. It makes the skirt stand out and you get more movement from the skirt. Just a old trick from my tournament days! ๐Ÿ‘ Great info as always! Thanks

  6. Great tips here Matt. I have started trimming them but hadn't worked on thinning. I was only shortening because they all seem to cover up trailers. Great idea to thin it down so more visible. Thank you

  7. Great video, Matt! What I wanted to say, though, is – great tip on bookmarking the affiliate link. I want to support, and so many times I could, but I flat out forget.

  8. I pour and tie my own jigs because I just canโ€™t find โ€œthe jigโ€. And your spot on playing with the skirt is crucial. I have what I feel is a killer skirt style and also add some other mods that I wonโ€™t mention in public because every fisherman has their secrets! Great video thanks!

  9. This was informative information that I know for myself is often times overlooked. Listening to you put it all into perspective really made the light go off, just another reason that I enjoy your videoโ€™s. Thanks for your time and work that you put into your videoโ€™s. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿป๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ๐ŸŽฃ

  10. I tie my own spinnerbaits skirts for about 35 years now. I take one of those full length skirts and cut them in the middle at an angle, so some strands are longer than others. Then I roll them around on the counter to mix the different lengths together and use thread to tie them onto my spinnerbaits. This gives me 2 skirts. I always slide a 2 to 3 inch grub body onto my hook shank to provide "fill" for the body and bulk for the bass to suck it in.

  11. The complete book on "jig-fishing" has yet to be written, which is why I enjoy watching your videos, Matt. You are a thinker and are perceptive and aware, and I like how you break the mold. And, I think your sons are really fun to watch and are headed in the right direction with a good father(and mother) to raise them. Very enjoyable to see that you include them in your productions and give them recognition and an active role. They are destined to grow-up Right! I'll try a new angle to jig-skirts, per your ideas.

  12. You made some excellent points in this video, things that I've always overlooked in my fishing! I'm definitely gonna be thinking about these points now. I buy Boss jigs and build my own skirts so the things you have said will be very helpful, thanks Matt!! You da man!!!

  13. I do like messing with jig skirts. I always keep a bunch on hand of several different types. Although, I probably go overboard with it and change my skirts and mess with them too often. But it can be fun customizing a jig!

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