I've used the Ned Rig for about a year now...I do pretty well on it just with trial and error, but I think these tips and different presentations are going to really help my cause out. Thank you for taking the time to explain it all.
Just started using the Ned rig nick and im so late on it but watched 6 videos and couldn’t get the information I needed. Found your video and it’s the best one by far and that’s the information I needed. Thanks
I like the long format very informative videos. The whole reason I subscribed is because I was able to learn how to bass fish. I know the knowledge I'm getting from you is legit. Thanks for your work.
Yours and one other info sites are my favorites. I really like the way you explain in detail on things and make it feel like as if I was there with you. Thank so much.
What a fantastic job. The video was great I picked up an a ned jig about 4 years ago because it looked funny at the bait store, it set in my tackle box almost a year before I decided to use it . It has increased my fishing intake 75%. easily out fishes most anglers on side of me because they don't understand it yet you showed all the techniques that I came to learn the hop hop hop, the hop hop and glide, and the slow swim technique. I mainly started using these baits for Crappie but Bass will jump on the bait five to one when fishing for Crappie. These techniques have caught every fish under the sun, large catfish, giant Bass, hundreds of crappie including a park record, and a 10.7 lb bowfin. You covered every field perfectly sadly it took me 4 years to learn all this information but you definitely covered all the angles perfectly. I am a bank fisherman and love fishing the shallows, large and small ponds and Park ponds. so the technique is super excellent.
I've been using this "Ned Rig" since I was a kid back in the early 90's! Back then I simply used crawfish style softbaits or straight-tailed worms that were kind of torn off around the area where the large offset hooks had opened up a big hole in my soft baits and so in order to get more uses for these baits I simply rigged them up with a regular ball-head jighead. I guess since what I did wasn't shown on TV shows nobody knew there are probably hundreds of guys like me who have discovered this type of fishing well before those professional fishermen started using it and claiming it as their "invention!"
I was an 80s kid and it all started with the beetle spin and mister twister yeah it caught bluegill and perch, but it was the crossover introduction for a kid into the art of bass angling
Great tips. I have just started lure fishing here in the UK mainly for perch so I will give the Ned Rig a good go on the canal and river I fish. Thank you
I've recently started fishing about 2-3 months ago. Once I discovered the ned rig I instantly started outfishing everyone from the bank in ponds, lakes and rivers. My PB Bass is 6.5 lbs and I've caught up to 12 fish in one outing. I noticed right away it is not very scalable for really snaggy or weedy areas. I recently started putting my TRD lures on weedless and I've started saving a lot of money on jigheads.
thank you so much for this video, and for thinking about it the way you are. i completely appreciate this approach, and the opportunity to learn something in such detail. please keep making these videos for those of us who le to learn.
Thank you nick for all the helpful tips. And all the videos you make for us. I’ve been watching your channel ever since I started fishing in January of 2018. Haven’t caught a lot of fish. Lol. But watching your videos has definitely helped improve confidence and my ability to land more fish. Me and some of my friends have learned a lot from you. And we appreciate you nick! #teamNicktheIF
I love the information you give I’m fixing to start local tournaments and maybe work my way up the information you provide is amazing it gives me a great full picture view with what I use and what I should learn next thank you
Much appreciate the video. Didn’t even have a bite almost a month now, started a skirted Ned rig ( mostly fish at night , family convenience) and have had the best two weeks of the season. Not necessarily huge fish but including my Pb walleye and smallmouth, majority rock bass but assuming that’s the body of water. Either way definitely trying to learn more as it’s what’s working for me. Thanks again, and will search for more of your helpful videos
I have been doing this for a long time and catching monsters. I didn't really know that what I was doing was really a ned rig. Great video. I learned a ton!
What a great video !!! - I fish in the UK and a lot of the tips and techniques used for Bass work really well for our predator species (Perch, Pike and Zander). Great detail and up to date information on technique, finesse and lure presentation. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Just subscribed to the channel.
Been targeting bass for a little over a year now and recently have been thinking about giving the Ned a shot so this has been very informative! I live in Northern California as well, so it’s nice to find a new page that is somewhat local. 🤘🏾
I'm 65, live in the Puget Sound and for some reason I never got into bass fishing but my grandson and I are tired of the lull between trout and salmon season and saltwater kayak fishing can be a bit wild even on good days in the summer so we have been expanding our fishing opportunities to include Bass, crappie and yellow perch. I, for one, enjoy in-depth videos for the educational value and if things get too slow there's always the FF button. Great video and thanks from a new sub.
those new ZMan TRD CrawZ have some nice floating pincers. good insight on flexible versus stiff hooks. I use the NedLockZ (stiff hook) in the marsh for finessin them redfish but now I know if im working a rock jetty I should probably switch to a more flexy hook to loose less gear,
Again this is why I watch the channel! I come for the information , technique, and times of a bait. So I don't mind longer videos, some things may take 5 min. to explain others and hour. tks!!
Ever heard of Slider Fishing? Slider fishing has been around since the 1960’s. Kedhe as a newspaperman noticed some others fishing in the shallow lakes in Oklahoma with small 3-4” cut down 6” Creme Scoundrel worms. The Slider was developed for fishing 8n the deep TVA lakes of The Mid-South, very much like California. Charlie Brewer was one of the first people who designed lures got suspended bass and wrote about the technique. BTW, he wrote a book about fishing this type of lure, with these tactics. First published in the 1970’s. Good video, excellent explanations of techniques.
Hey IF! Thanks for keepin it real. Too many fishing channels are just being too sensational and not having real informative videos. I always enjoy the uploads. ✌
Thank you, Sir! Please keep the tutorials coming. On ALL subjects. Can you perhaps do a series on bass angling from the bank - not from a boat. Looking forward to all the content! Best wishes from South Africa
I ABSOLUTELY LOVEEE THESE LONGER VIDEOS!! I FIND SOO MUCH PLEASURE IN LISTENING TO ALL THIS INFORMATION AND APPLYING IT TO MYSELF WHEN I GO OUT TO FISH
I absolutely love your informative videos, you are such a great teacher when you dive into topics like this. Im here to learn, and you do an excellent job of educating. I would love to see a video explaining matching a rod to a bait (like how the rod action can prevent losing fish) i have a couple rods but i kind of just randomly throw baits on them, id love to know which actions are better matched with different baits so i can put more fish in the boat. Great vid man👍
I have a nearly 40 year old fishing book from the 80's that suggests throwing a shortened and split floating trick worm on a mushroom head during a cold front. Ned rigs are just the packaging of an idea that has been around for a very long time. So many "innovations" are just companies making specific products for things that savvy anglers were already doing by modifying existing tackle. Many smallmouth anglers in particular have been throwing Ned rigs since finesse soft plastics and standup/mushroom jigheads existed. They just didn't call them that. The stretchier, tougher plastics that happen to float were first popularized for Texas and Carolina rigging. It's not that big of a jump to stick one on a jighead. I used to do it with just the tails from lizards and beat the tar out of picky fish in small heavily pressured waters. I'd use a slider head in weeds and timber and a standard open hook jighead in clear rocky streams. *Insert Pink Floyd's "Money" here*
Top drawer video brother. I started using the ned rig on UK canals just out of interest to see if it worked, it did oh boy it did. With the over hanging trees it resembles slugs and all manner of critters that drop into the food chain. It's scores me big Perch and Chub, also the occasional Pike (hence wire trace). I say if you want to learn the Ned then fish it until you learn its strengths and weaknesses. Experiment as well such as using a Ned on a Tokyo rig to keep it above silt.
Great tips! I'm going to have to try them out. Got some stuff a while back to try the ned rig but never was successful with it. I enjoy finesse tactics so I'm hoping to try it again soon and figure it out haha.
*I personally don't mind your long videos Nick that's why you're The Informative Fisherman, an I treat each one of your videos like it's a lecture on fishing.*
Fantastic information. You nailed it. Thanks for the tips.
Ernie Sanders thank you! 🤙🏼
20 minute fishing lecture is better than the greatest day at work
sam iam 🤣 truth!
I prefer the long videos and I’ve learned more about the Ned Rig. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻🍺
Watching this at work and thinking about the fishing I’ll be doing after work! Thanks for all the info!
I've used the Ned Rig for about a year now...I do pretty well on it just with trial and error, but I think these tips and different presentations are going to really help my cause out. Thank you for taking the time to explain it all.
Some great information. Tight lining works great on steep banks in the winter.
Great instructional video! Thanks for sharing your experience.
So many years I have been watching you .. never gets old.. Great info and thank you.
Yankee Tanker thanks for the support brother!
Hands down one of my favorite vids!!! Can't wait to try this technique
Fantastic. I'm a trick worm junky from East TX but I will try this on deeper ledges. Love small creature baits.
I really appreciate that you Actualy took the time to explain each part ..... I am a nobody that fishes year round and you spot on
Nick this instructional video is amazing. I've new to Ned Rigging and have watched a lot of videos but yours in top of the class. Thanks so much.
Love it, bro. It's good to see someone step up and give more detailed knowledge.
Just started using the Ned rig nick and im so late on it but watched 6 videos and couldn’t get the information I needed. Found your video and it’s the best one by far and that’s the information I needed. Thanks
I like the long format very informative videos. The whole reason I subscribed is because I was able to learn how to bass fish. I know the knowledge I'm getting from you is legit. Thanks for your work.
Great video. Always learn something new. Thank you and God Bless
Yours and one other info sites are my favorites. I really like the way you explain in detail on things and make it feel like as if I was there with you. Thank so much.
Chris Garza thanks brother 🤙🏼
Another great video, thanks again for your continued sharing
What a fantastic job. The video was great I picked up an a ned jig about 4 years ago because it looked funny at the bait store, it set in my tackle box almost a year before I decided to use it . It has increased my fishing intake 75%. easily out fishes most anglers on side of me because they don't understand it yet you showed all the techniques that I came to learn the hop hop hop, the hop hop and glide, and the slow swim technique. I mainly started using these baits for Crappie but Bass will jump on the bait five to one when fishing for Crappie. These techniques have caught every fish under the sun, large catfish, giant Bass, hundreds of crappie including a park record, and a 10.7 lb bowfin. You covered every field perfectly sadly it took me 4 years to learn all this information but you definitely covered all the angles perfectly. I am a bank fisherman and love fishing the shallows, large and small ponds and Park ponds. so the technique is super excellent.
I've been using this "Ned Rig" since I was a kid back in the early 90's! Back then I simply used crawfish style softbaits or straight-tailed worms that were kind of torn off around the area where the large offset hooks had opened up a big hole in my soft baits and so in order to get more uses for these baits I simply rigged them up with a regular ball-head jighead. I guess since what I did wasn't shown on TV shows nobody knew there are probably hundreds of guys like me who have discovered this type of fishing well before those professional fishermen started using it and claiming it as their "invention!"
Grand Wonder Nailed it! True history right there.
I was an 80s kid and it all started with the beetle spin and mister twister yeah it caught bluegill and perch, but it was the crossover introduction for a kid into the art of bass angling
I was wondering the same thing.
We did this for river small mouth in the late 80’s early 90’s
Never thought it was all that revolutionary.
Great info! Really well presented too. I really like these types of videos.
I love this video. Thanks for all the great info.
Thanks for the master class , I will try to apply it here in Brazil .
Love your long format shows breaking techniques down. Always tune in. Keep up the good work.
Just came across this video. Excellent advice! Thanks!
great video lots of good information I love fishing the ned rig!
Great tips. I have just started lure fishing here in the UK mainly for perch so I will give the Ned Rig a good go on the canal and river I fish. Thank you
I've recently started fishing about 2-3 months ago. Once I discovered the ned rig I instantly started outfishing everyone from the bank in ponds, lakes and rivers. My PB Bass is 6.5 lbs and I've caught up to 12 fish in one outing.
I noticed right away it is not very scalable for really snaggy or weedy areas. I recently started putting my TRD lures on weedless and I've started saving a lot of money on jigheads.
Great info. Especially about the sediment
You said “play with your worms a lot” 😂😂😂 Love your in depth videos!
I commented the same thing and then I looked down and saw your comment and respectfully removed mine. I thought it was funny too lol
Same
@@matthewjackson2853 great minds think alike
Great minds think alike
thank you so much for this video, and for thinking about it the way you are. i completely appreciate this approach, and the opportunity to learn something in such detail. please keep making these videos for those of us who le to learn.
abi britton thank you, will do!
That was crazy informative. Thank you my dude
Sooo glad I went back to this video today.
Thank you nick for all the helpful tips. And all the videos you make for us. I’ve been watching your channel ever since I started fishing in January of 2018. Haven’t caught a lot of fish. Lol. But watching your videos has definitely helped improve confidence and my ability to land more fish. Me and some of my friends have learned a lot from you. And we appreciate you nick! #teamNicktheIF
Juan Ceballos that’s awesome bro, tell them I said what’s up!
I love the information you give I’m fixing to start local tournaments and maybe work my way up the information you provide is amazing it gives me a great full picture view with what I use and what I should learn next thank you
Andrew Masters glad to hear that brother!
You’re one of the BEST. I’ve shared your site with several FRIENDS.
This was awesome. Raw information over fancy B-roll all day long.
Xenomorph Soup 🤙🏼 thanks!
Great video man thanks for the information, love your stuff.
Much appreciate the video. Didn’t even have a bite almost a month now, started a skirted Ned rig ( mostly fish at night , family convenience) and have had the best two weeks of the season. Not necessarily huge fish but including my Pb walleye and smallmouth, majority rock bass but assuming that’s the body of water. Either way definitely trying to learn more as it’s what’s working for me. Thanks again, and will search for more of your helpful videos
After watching this video, you got a new subscriber. Really enjoyed the useful information. Great job in the presentation. Thanks!
Nick I love your videos. They are loaded with valuable information. I wish you could make more videos like that.
Artur Tusinski thanks bro, I will be making a ton more!
Just started using the ned rig and this video was some great info for anyone just getting started.
I have been doing this for a long time and catching monsters. I didn't really know that what I was doing was really a ned rig. Great video. I learned a ton!
Great info Nick! Thx.
Thank you for the detailed video!!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING. VERY HELPFUL
wow thank you you open my eyes to a lot of new things. A lot of things to think about now great Channel
Awesome video! Good information. I have lots of Ned rigs but never use them....now I will, thanks
Thank you great vid like the extended high info vids keep up the good work
Great info Nick! My favorite setup is the Walmart stand up jighead and a cut yamamoto or yum dinger.
LargeMouth Lunkin' cheap and works great! Thanks bro
What a great video !!! - I fish in the UK and a lot of the tips and techniques used for Bass work really well for our predator species (Perch, Pike and Zander). Great detail and up to date information on technique, finesse and lure presentation. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Just subscribed to the channel.
That's cool to hear Mark, thanks!
Your instruction video was excellent as I stated in my first comments above your information was so on point I made sure to subscribe thank you.
Great informative vid on the Ned Rig. This will really help me.
Thomas Flickinger glad to hear that bro, best of luck!
Been targeting bass for a little over a year now and recently have been thinking about giving the Ned a shot so this has been very informative! I live in Northern California as well, so it’s nice to find a new page that is somewhat local. 🤘🏾
Great tips! Awesome 👍👊
I enjoy you break downs keep them coming I learn so much thanks. #newyork
Ralph Knapp III thanks bro, NY is on my places to fish!
I'm 65, live in the Puget Sound and for some reason I never got into bass fishing but my grandson and I are tired of the lull between trout and salmon season and saltwater kayak fishing can be a bit wild even on good days in the summer so we have been expanding our fishing opportunities to include Bass, crappie and yellow perch. I, for one, enjoy in-depth videos for the educational value and if things get too slow there's always the FF button. Great video and thanks from a new sub.
Another great video nick. Keep up the work.
Great video, giving them the info is what it is about. I've been doing it for 12 years on TH-cam
good explanation on how to use the ned rig my man thanks for the tips brother
those new ZMan TRD CrawZ have some nice floating pincers. good insight on flexible versus stiff hooks. I use the NedLockZ (stiff hook) in the marsh for finessin them redfish but now I know if im working a rock jetty I should probably switch to a more flexy hook to loose less gear,
Just found your channel and immediately smashed that subscribe button 6 minutes into the video.
Love finding informative, in-depth content like this!!
The Fishing Family thanks bro!
InformativeFisherman haha I love it when guys call me bro! I’m a fishin’ lady 😂👍🏼
Left no stones unturned- great in depth review 🙏
Leave no turn unstoned - shpongle
'Great video, valuable information.
Amazing video thank you brother!🏆
Once again thanks for the good info.
What a great video. Thanks so much for the info.
You never disappoint IF
Again this is why I watch the channel! I come for the information , technique, and times of a bait. So I don't mind longer videos, some things may take 5 min. to explain others and hour. tks!!
Gary Meierhenry thanks Gary!
Ever heard of Slider Fishing? Slider fishing has been around since the 1960’s. Kedhe as a newspaperman noticed some others fishing in the shallow lakes in Oklahoma with small 3-4” cut down 6” Creme Scoundrel worms.
The Slider was developed for fishing 8n the deep TVA lakes of The Mid-South, very much like California.
Charlie Brewer was one of the first people who designed lures got suspended bass and wrote about the technique.
BTW, he wrote a book about fishing this type of lure, with these tactics. First published in the 1970’s.
Good video, excellent explanations of techniques.
Charles Adams thanks for sharing, I will check it out!
Very informative fantastic amount of insider information thankyou friend of jimmy hoffa!
Dude u are super smart but when u say things like " interpentated " it kills me. Lmao. I love ur vids man keep it up!
Sean Aldrich Hahahaha! Bro I heard it when I said it but then was like ah who cares 🤣
I’m just trying to get a saturated mindset
You do know he said "misinterpreted", right? Which is a word and was the correct verb to use in his sentence, to express his topic of discussion.
@@w420666 Nope. He says misinterpentated. Your brain either autocorrected that for you, or you need your ears checked.
@@jayknot6684 you're right and that's not even a word fam. He meant to say misinterpreted lmao
Hey IF! Thanks for keepin it real. Too many fishing channels are just being too sensational and not having real informative videos. I always enjoy the uploads. ✌
Andres Rodriguez appreciate you saying that bro!
This video was awesome! Thanks!
Here in the west 30 years back we used westy worms, some double hooked some homemade single hook rigs much like a Ned style rig.
Excellent info!
XLNT" from Idaho! A MUST WATCH! THANKS
Thank you, Sir! Please keep the tutorials coming. On ALL subjects.
Can you perhaps do a series on bass angling from the bank - not from a boat.
Looking forward to all the content!
Best wishes from South Africa
Awesome video and break down Nick
I ABSOLUTELY LOVEEE THESE LONGER VIDEOS!! I FIND SOO MUCH PLEASURE IN LISTENING TO ALL THIS INFORMATION AND APPLYING IT TO MYSELF WHEN I GO OUT TO FISH
Thanks brother!
I actually like the longer videos. Keep em coming.
Kept my attention from start to finish
I absolutely love your informative videos, you are such a great teacher when you dive into topics like this. Im here to learn, and you do an excellent job of educating. I would love to see a video explaining matching a rod to a bait (like how the rod action can prevent losing fish) i have a couple rods but i kind of just randomly throw baits on them, id love to know which actions are better matched with different baits so i can put more fish in the boat. Great vid man👍
thelolipopkidz it’s on the list, I will move it up, thanks bro!
I would also be interested in such a video.
Great info ,thanks.
I have a nearly 40 year old fishing book from the 80's that suggests throwing a shortened and split floating trick worm on a mushroom head during a cold front. Ned rigs are just the packaging of an idea that has been around for a very long time.
So many "innovations" are just companies making specific products for things that savvy anglers were already doing by modifying existing tackle.
Many smallmouth anglers in particular have been throwing Ned rigs since finesse soft plastics and standup/mushroom jigheads existed.
They just didn't call them that.
The stretchier, tougher plastics that happen to float were first popularized for Texas and Carolina rigging. It's not that big of a jump to stick one on a jighead. I used to do it with just the tails from lizards and beat the tar out of picky fish in small heavily pressured waters. I'd use a slider head in weeds and timber and a standard open hook jighead in clear rocky streams.
*Insert Pink Floyd's "Money" here*
Thanks for the great information
Thx for this been meaning to try the ned rig. Now i got a game plan for using it. Definitely subed and looking forward to more
Top drawer video brother. I started using the ned rig on UK canals just out of interest to see if it worked, it did oh boy it did. With the over hanging trees it resembles slugs and all manner of critters that drop into the food chain. It's scores me big Perch and Chub, also the occasional Pike (hence wire trace). I say if you want to learn the Ned then fish it until you learn its strengths and weaknesses. Experiment as well such as using a Ned on a Tokyo rig to keep it above silt.
This is the type of video I'm looking for!
Great video this is going to help a bunch thanks for the video👍
Great tips! I'm going to have to try them out. Got some stuff a while back to try the ned rig but never was successful with it. I enjoy finesse tactics so I'm hoping to try it again soon and figure it out haha.
Great content Nick!
What an excellent speaker you are Sir. You don't hymn n haw, you speak clearly and quickly with photos, that's what I like.
Thanks again, great info.....
Thank you for the info!
Great info, thanks
Great review
Thanks for the tips man ill have to try these out
Love the Ned rig use it a lot.
*I personally don't mind your long videos Nick that's why you're The Informative Fisherman, an I treat each one of your videos like it's a lecture on fishing.*