There is almost overwhelming number of different bass fishing rigs you can fish. And with a kind of goofy name like the “Chicken Rig”, it might seem like this technique is just a gimmick or useless.
But I have found that under a few niche conditions, a chicken rig can actually be an awesome way to catch bass.
As a must have technique to have in your arsenal, let me completely break down Neko rig fishing so you can get started right away.
One of the newest additions to the innovative Core Tackle lineup is the Scamper Rig. Designed by Pro Angler Matt Becker, the scamper rig offers a new and unique way to fish soft plastic jerkbaits. Let’s take a deeper look at the scamper rig to figure out if it is worth adding to your arsenal….
There are a ton of different styles and models of shaky head jigs on the market that can be a bit difficult to choose which one.
From out testing and experience, these are the 3 best shaky head jigs.
And whether you are just getting started with the strolling technique or looking to perfect it, the right bait will always help you catch more fish. After loads of testing, here are the 3 best strolling baits for bass fishing.
As with any rig, the proper equipment and components of the Neko rig will help to maximize your success and catch more fish. Probably the most important component to this technique is the hook, so let’s go over the best Neko rig hooks.
It doesn’t get more simple and subtle than a Ned rig. Without a doubt, the Ned rig is the most reliable way to catch winter bass.
Whether you are fishing small ponds or big lakes, fishing can get very tuff during the winter months.
The drop shot is the first thing I tie up when the winter bite gets slow and I can’t catch fish on other baits.
And most of the time, you see guys using the flukes on heavy duty baitcasters with big, stout hooks.
But that is not necessary. Here are the top 3 ways to rig flukes on spinning gear.
This simple technique has taken the fishing industry by storm.
It’s simple, effective, a little confusing, and a must have in your angling arsenal.
I’m talking about hover strolling, and it can catch you a ton of bass.
