Learn how to rig and fish a slip bobber for precise bait depth and more bites. Step-by-step guide for beginners using live ...

This rig has many applications ... For example, a curly-tail bright color 1/8-ounce jig and a tube-type natural hue 1/16-ounce jig. Rigged this way, the heavier jig is positioned at the bottom ...

These four rigs—the Wacky Rig ... Continue by forcing the head of the jig into the tube, leaving only the hook eye exposed. Then work the hook point out and through the tube at the rear so ...

Nibert encouraged me to switch up to a more subtle presentation using a tube bait ringed with a lead-head jig ... You can Texas rig them, you can Carolina rig them, you can use an insert ...

Your best choice is to throw a small tube or a Ned Rig. Stockton Lake The better fish ... shad-colored Bass Pro Speed Shad with a 3/16-ounce jig head. Lake of the Ozarks If you find water running ...

Attached to the end of each of the bendable wires is a snap swivel, allowing you to thread on a jig head adorned with your favorite soft plastic swimbait. Once you’ve repeated that process with all of ...

but the head of the jig — often quite bright in color — will also catch a fish’s wandering eye. Work a popping cork just north of that rig, and now you’ve got all the bases covered ...

Your best choice is to throw a small tube or a Ned Rig. The better fish are being caught in the back of the creeks using a small shad-colored Bass Pro Speed Shad with a 3/16-ounce jig head.