Wacky Rigs

Wacky rigging is known to be one of the best ways to catch bass. This rig consists of a stickbait worm that is hooked through the middle of the bait. The slow sink of a stickbait can entice fish to bite on the toughest of days. One of the most effective ways to use a wacky rig is to skip it under docks and let it sink. The wacky rig is one of the easiest baits to skip and is a great alternative if skipping a jig is challenging.

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Simple Setups: Neko and Wacky Rig

Patrick Walters goes through how to set up the Neko and Wacky Rigs.

How to Set Up the Wacky Rig

Seth Feider goes over how he approaches the famous wacky rig.

Wacky Worming: The Technique

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Scott's summer bass list

Scott Stuerman

Flipping docks, I will use a 4/0 EWG hook on the 4" pit boss. Bama bug is my favorite color on the pit boss. I prefer to have a pegged 1/8 oz WOO! tungsten flipping weight. I will also use a w...

Titan Tungsten

Bryan Pauley

The absolute best in tungsten weights... Does not chip or peel..and the customer service is OUTSTANDING

PW's Spring Time Bassin' the Spawn on Santee Cooper

Patrick Walters

The Largemouth Bass begin their Spawn on Santee Cooper between the months of March and April, and will spawn throughout this entire time. Mostly focused around the timing of the Full moon in those mon...

Maple Lake Summer Bass Fishing

Brad Novak

These are my favorite baits to use in the summer

1st BASS Elite on the St. Johns River - (Early February)

Patrick Walters

The fish are heavily focused on the spawn right now on the St. Johns River, it's early February, and there is a full moon in affect! I fished the tournament with two game plans in mind, the fir...