Fishing Rigs

So we all know that the drop shot is one of the best finesse rigs out there.

And it is especially lethal for catching smallmouth bass.

But every fishing rig is only as good as the soft plastic baits that are rigged on it.

Here are the best drop shot baits for smallmouth bass.

The scrounger head is one of those bass fishing techniques that for whatever reason does not get the credit or publicity that it deserves.

Over the past 10 years, I have been slaying bass on this setup and it seems to be one of the best kept secrets in the fishing industry.

So let me break it down and give you everything you need to know about scrounger head fishing for bass.

Tube are fantastic baits for both largemouth and smallmouth bass.

They are classic soft plastic baits that are certainly underused in today’s bass fishing world.

One thing that discourages many fisherman from using tubes is that they think they will get snagged easily. Well here is how to rig a tube bait weedless.

The shaky head, a simple yet highly effective finesse bass fishing technique, has become a go-to for anglers when other setups fail to produce results.

This technique involves pairing a jig head hook with a finesse soft plastic, typically a straight tail worm.

Known for its reliability, the shaky head, alongside the ned rig, has proven to outperform other rigs, consistently enticing and catching more bass.

In this guide, we’re diving into the “Best Bass Baits for Spawning Bass,” covering everything from their behavior nuances to nailing the perfect bait selection.