How To Fish Grubs On A Jighead | Bass Fishing
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- The underrated grub can catch scores of fish with this simple setup! Here's how to fish grubs on jigheads.
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It's awesome how simple this is compared to the rigs many of us use for Bass.
1/8oz, 1/4oz, 3oz.....that escalated quickly lol. Nice vid, thanks for the tips.
I think he meant to say 3/8s, lol
I caught that too.
I love your vids Glen, and I knew what you meant. But this is the internet, and we gotta poke, lol.
Obviously meant 3/8oz as he was climbing the scale in even increments.
the best baits hands down. 30 plus yrs
i'm 70 years old and love to fish. we are never to old to learn about new ways to fish thanks for the videos.
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Awesome tips, glad to see pro's helping amateurs like myself to catch bigger fish.
Glad you liked it!
Recently got back to bass fishing after about 25 yrs of not doing it. These videos make it easier to relearn what I've forgot how to do. Great video and great website to learn from
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also in the early morning or late evening, fishing a grub over brush piles in the summer also produces a lot of good quality fish
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
I use grubs all the time here in W.V. I have caught musky in the early spring and walleyes that's why I had to go with a heavy hook the type they use in salt 1/4 oz lead head I even caught a gar on a grub here in west Fork that runs into Mon. River has just about every type of fresh water fish there is you come this way check it out!!!!!!!!
How big are the grubs ur using
I have been killing them on the grub lately in maryland, but using the jig head on a beetlespin set up. hitting by bass, pickeral and perch. on an ultralight setup, lots of fun
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
Grubs are the catch all bait....from little bluegill to musky they all love a grub! I had some action a couple weeks ago at a pond/lake in my area 3 inch twin tail grubs on a 1/4 oz jighead got about 15 bass in a matter on an hour or two small ones but still proves simple is sometimes better
I run 6 lb braid and fluorocarbon on my daiwa kage ml 7’6” paired with lews hypermag
I love the fact that there are now quick tip videos which explain and show how to. Even more the show is done in layman terms.
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One of my favorite ways to fish. Thanks for the info.
Use a 4 inch Zoom dead ringer in place of a grub. Deadly around riprap and bridge pilings. Caught a 9-6 and 7-8 largemouth on back to back weekends using that combo
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
In Canada this is the most versitile bait by far, not only is it good at targeting bass but also walleye, pike, and even perch will smash grubs of the right size.
Yes, absolutely aaron stelmach! Thanks for watching!
I fish a small pond at one of the parks here in Texas. grubs are the favorite food it seems. they bite on other rigs ,but grubs mostly. Glad to see the video on these, they can teach a lot of what we are doing wrong
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loved this video. going to get some jig heads and grubs tomorrow and hit the local lake. all the bass resource. videos are great watching with loads of good fishing info.
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discovered a few years back the small walleyes love these in white , go about as small as you can, 2"in small jig heads (the cheap ones are fine cause your gonna snag) is best and work around rocks and along the bank in general at night while your setting around doing some catfishing. great time killer, we even get other fish too, rock bass, gar, drums, and the rare smallie.
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
I always enjoy BassResource and their staff to help improve my fishing techniques.
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keep it going with videos and techniques it helps out people like me new to bass fishing
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This is one of the original setups that started me on bass fishing!
I used to fish a lot of grubs but they have been delegated to the bottom of the pile. I don't know why because they always work. I'll have to dig them out after seeing this video. Great video & Tips.
Gotta get back on that horse and ride it again!
I always learn something new from your videos. I have had great success with the versatility of grubs and jigs when bank fishing.
Glad to help. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Happy New Year 2022 Glenn. God Bless i hope to see you back in the vids
Another informative, useful video. Especially the part about the proper hook setting method for this light gear - essential to remember to avoid losing fish. Thanks, Glenn.
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this is one that I fished with a long time ago. I'm glad you made a video of this and it's refreshing my memory.
Time to get back in the saddle!
Awesome video! One of the several lures I find myself forgetting about.
A 4" grub is a killer bait after the spawn...fished deep of course. Awesome video!
Another weapon i will be adding to me arsenal. When all fails, give the soft plastics a try!
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Always like to fish grubs - everything seems to hit them. Videos are excellent.
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Down where i live, grubs work alright, but swimbaits are amazing. Just the simple walmart Berkeley, storm, and powerbait swimbaits work amazing. Catch them every time im out.
I always like a 1/8 oz head, grubs are a lot of fun!
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Great Info. Can't wait to try it.
I need to fish grubs more often but the lake I fish on has a great amount of vegetation. Hopefully I can find some clear spots in deeper water. Thanks for the tip.
You might want to try Texas rigging it then, and just put a 1/8oz bullet sinker in front. Good luck!
Also effective on a short-arm/finesse umbrella rig, as a vibrating jig/swim jig trailer or splitshot rig. They may seem simple, but they're multi purpose, and still produce!
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
3oz! That grub must be HUGE!! thanks again for the total package video. Tackle, lures, presentation, and on the water demonstration. (yes, i know he meant 3/8 oz)
You caught that, eh? It was either stop and do over, or keep pressing on. I chose the latter. LOL
Great tips. I use this method a lot for river smallies.
I love fishing with grubs I usually use a scaled down version for panfish.
they also make exellent trailers on the back of spinner baits and buzz baits.
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
I might have to throw some grubs in the mix and give them a try this weekend. Thanks for the video!
Glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
When and where to use the bait helps me the most. I'm wanting to start trying new baits and tips like that will help me figure out the best thing to try in the area im fishing. Keep the tips coming!
very good job Glen as always.
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for some strange reason Bass in north of Portugal don´t like grubs very much, at least the big ones, but is deadly for Zander
having a few colors is what I consider most important when throwing grubs like this. like going dark and tapping the bottom like a craw or white to swim it higher up, but no matter what I keep more than one color with me.
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
Can't wait to get out and try this yall are outstanding
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Great video, I'll try this out this weekend.
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Cool. I'll have to try this Lou
Another good episode
Can't wait til season's open.
Great videos . I sometimes use jig heads with 6 " worms .
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
very informative. I like swim t he, flip them and most of all jig them.
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
Love jig fishing in the grass
great information. Really enjoy fishing grubs
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works great on grass edges with falling tide
That’s a good tip as well. Thanks for sharing.
Love using grubs in ponds. Great stuff.
Love these instructional videos! No lead jigs under an ounce allowed in New Hampshire, but I'll look for other materials!
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Amazing video. I caught my PB in the Harlem Meer lake in Central Park on a white grub......
That's awesome! thanks for sharing.
Glenns a grub lover!
Great stuff as always!
Glad you enjoy it!
Great bait for large mouth but I have good luck on clear water small mouth as well.
Thanks for a great video.
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really learn alot from these videos thanks bassmaster
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Great tips. Love learning as much as I can about bass fishing!
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I am going to have to fish this technique more often with a grub. Great video Gene.
It's not Gene. It's Glenn May.
You keep giving away my secret grub tips haha. another good one Gene a grub is one of the best techniques when the bite is slow. keep em coming!
Gene? It's Glenn.
+BassResource oops sorry about that Glen. I've been watching a lot of flukemaster's videos lately
Very informational! Great video.
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Great tips for using grubs!
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I truly enjoy these videos, Lots of great information
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Had luck on grub 1 time, never been able to repeat. Maybe this will help. Great video!
Glad to help. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Great video and explanation on the grub.
I like these informative videos. I am going to put this one to use this weekend.
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Great video Glenn. I'll give this technique a try!
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Great tips. Sometimes simpler is better.
Very informational video, I haven't tried a grub yet but I will definitely give it a try!
Glad to help. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
This should come in handy thanks ive never really used grubs
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Thanks ! I sent a p.m. on facebook
Will give this a try this weekend
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2.10 lbs on a 1/8oz jig with a 5in grub.
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Great video as always. Will give this a try this weekend.
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Great Video!! very helpful
I use grubs all the time at my pond and bass love it
I got a lot of great information from this video. Sounds like a trip to the local shop for grubs is in my future. Thanks!
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Great video as always
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I always learn something when I watch a BassResource video. Thanks
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Another great video. Keep those tips coming.
GOOD JOB GLEEN,
I'll have to give this a shot on the Connecticut River for Smallies. Thanks for the info!
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Knowledge is power and power is fish in the live well! Thank you for the video.
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That looks like a blast! Really get to enjoy fighting the fish with light tackle.
instablaster.
Thanks for advice I used a ned rig yesterday I did catch a fish on it I used ned rig worms but I’m curious about grubs I do have ned rigs
Great tips. Outstanding Video
Awesome, can't wait to try this out this weekend!
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As always love your tips and advice, keep em coming.
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As always not a bad little video to learn a few things about how to do certain things while fishing.
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Thank you I caught my first small bass with a grub and my new baitcaster. Thanks for teaching me .... now I just got to learn all the other lures lol
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If not for this video, my grubs and jigheads may have continued collecting dust in my tackle box. Actually, that's not true; I use jigheads for shaky head fishing and grubs for dropshotting and texas-rigging. Well, at least now my grubs and jigheads are reunited ("and it feels so good").
*Face Palm!*
I have not been a serious bass fisherman,but with these videos I think I can become one
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Another good vid. Keep them coming.
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Nice vid love using jigs.
Cool. I never use a simple grub and jig head for bass
Yea me either... I thought they were for crappie, panfish, or trout maybe? I always thought the hooks on those jig heads were small, thin and easily bent...... Not what you want hooking/fighting largemouth 5lbs+, or hook into that once in a lifetime trophy fish! You never know what could take your bait, and if you got one of these on your line when the monster hits your gonna regret ever tying it on...
one of my favorite techniques
As always, another great and informative video
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I have been watching and now I'm at the point where I don't know which bait to use first. but, I will work it out eventually
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