The Wacky Rig SECRETS No One Is Telling You…

Good video Tyler. Thanks for sharing your pro experience. I discovered when i snip off an 1/8 inch of lead from a 1/32 oz lead nail and insert it in the fat end it increases the diameter or the spiral of the 5" senko as it falls. When i did that i went from no bites on a swimbait to 15 bass in a 50 yards of weedline. Keep making these videos on what the pros use and how they the baots.

Use these alot with a thin piece of electrical tape around center helps get more use out of worm and run hook threw tape.

Thanks so much. I just started kayak bass fishing last week and today I got my first fish.

Thanks to your instructions and tips on the Wacky Worm.

PS a no spring worm lasted me 3 fish.

Hey man I know you are a Christian, so am I, I'm just wondering what prayers do you say before you go out there brother I need to catch some of the stuff that you catch more often maybe your life is just cleaner living than I am, lol! That being said, I was very serious previously, but I'm just curious if you could actually tell me this? Are the bass bigger in Texas than anywhere else? Or do you know what State actually holds the biggest bass statistically speaking? Just curious.

My go to.. just today got 7 solids today. Okhissa

You can power fish a wacky rig. Change it to the Neko rig. Put 1/16 nail weight in the head. I can skip over 100 docks in a day.

Great info analyst . Thank you l

Great vid as usual. What about the difference between wacky style and rigging the stick bait Texas rigged? Is it a night/day comparison or are there any similarities?

I dont see the advantage of wacky vs weightless texas rig. Texas rig falls vertical without getting hung on everything

It falls directly down, horizontally not vertically

Tyler can you make NFNT outdoor stickers for Kayaks, boats, and trucks

Thanks for the info! Appreciate you sharing!

I live right here in North Charlotte and missed it

Good stuff! Thanks for the in-depth info on this deadly technique!

This guy is like if Jon. B had a younger brother lol

I referred back to one of your earlier videos wherein you experimented using a fountain pen spring inserted into the worm for whacky rigging in an attempt to make it more durable. There is another method to consider that expands the load-bearing area of the hook-to-worm connection. Purchase 1/4 in (6mm) and 3/8 in (9.5 mm) clear, thin-walled, shrink wrap tubing. Either a 2:1 or 3:1 shrink ratio is fine. The 1/4" is for thinner diameter worms (e.g., Trick Worms) and the 3/8" is for Ocho/Senkos. Snip off a 3/8" or smaller length of the tubing and slide it onto the worm to the location wherein you want to hook it. Shrink the tubing using a BIC lighter, or something similar. It does not take much heat and will not harm the worm unless you go crazy with holding the flame there too long. Thereafter, insert the hook through both the shrink wrap tubing and the worm. Have you ever tried this method? I have VMC's new crossover rings but believe shrink tubing provides a more durable connection at lower cost.

What are your thoughts on using a band to attach your hook to the senko? Is it worth not hooking into the senko or does it affect the action?

I tell you that ocho senko is the best

I catch most of my Bass on a drop shot wacky rig…period.😉

I can't understand why nobody uses the Berkeley weighted heads. 3/16 works amazing!

Tyler, a weighted wacky and a neko are different rigs. a neko is rigged longitudinally, a wacky is rigged across the worm.