Before I even watch the video....berkley done a test with a craw style bait. They started to remove the appendages or the pinchers and the more they removed the more and the quicker the fish would eat the bait. It's a defenseless craw so this is why the ned jig works so well. Sometimes it takes a minute for us to understand or realize or think about these type of scenarios as anglers. We are so Uber focused on presentations, conditions, colors, baits etc that we fail to think of the si.ple things.
I’ve been throwing spunk shads and caffeine shads on swim jigs for a while and almost always get more action with the soft jerk bait trailers than I do with paddle tail trailers
Yeah BassfishingHQ already talked about the same thing months ago. Ned rig hits that, however Brian Latimer talked about hitting bass all day with a ned rig but not the biggest.
I love how you always let us know about new things to try. One of my favorite things is trying new lures or casting methods. Now I’m gonna go watch your bass master bible study video again, great job Tyler. 👍🏼
This video confirms my theory that smaller bass are more likely to avoid large pinchers and the big bass aren’t intimidated by them. Hence catching more numbers with the worm trailer yet the biggest bass went for the craw trailer.
I would agree. Recently got into bass fishing and have learned so much from your content. Thank you. Without it I probably wouldn’t be into bass fishing still and so thank you.
I've caught a bunch of fish on Toledo Bend throwing a missle baits mini flip with a Ned style worm on it all summer through this spring... I've even thrown it at fish on livescope and they tend to run it down to the bottom or eat it while I'm swimming it past them similarly to how I do with a minnow. It works and it's a bite getter for sure... Great video as always keepem coming brother!!!
I caught my pb 12 pounder on a straight tail worm on a jig. Didn’t really think about it until you released this as ive tried fishing my jig with a craw since and havent had the success in the pond ive gone too. This friday imma put the yoto worm back on.
@@TylersReelFishing funny enough after this comment i went fishing this saturday and caught a 6.5 pounder on the same watermelon jig and yoto worm. Must be juiced
Thanks so much for these video especially ones that show how the retrieve should look underwater. I’m an old guy that has been bank fishing with live bait or fishing for cats for the most part because I could never catch anything on lures. Your videos showing presentations, cadence on the retrieve, and speed has helped a ton. Starting to have confidence in a lure (drop shot with worm hooked wacky) and now starting on the jig. These videos are great. Thanks!
Really interesting, I'm going to try it. Although for me the best part was watching you deal with the pike - especially getting bit off. All I can say is welcome to the party pal!
Next time yall do the “fish catching” test. Yall should switch rods every time someone catches a bass since one person might have a different fishing style than the other person.
Just sub to your channel Tyler and a huge thank you to someone returning back to the fishing game. Not that I wanna be a pro fishermen or anything but just knowing my stuff is very good so thank you.
Technique definitely works ... We've been throwing ripped Senkos on the back of our jigs on Cherokee and Douglas Lakes since the 90s here in East Tennessee
@@krum81when fishing gets bad put the ol’ airpods in set the phone up down by ur live scope and watch some fishing breakdowns 😂 you might learn something WHILE YOUR FISHING!!!
I've been using the worms on jig's and spinner sometimes chatter bait. It works one day I didn't have any plastic I found one in the color people was using and matched to the spinner. People that I was crazy doing that. Nice video
Thanks for the video and comparison! I fish mostly for largemouth so this was particularly relevant. However, alot of those catches on the st. Lawrence were mostly smallies. I’m just clarifying that these results were from on this lake with largemouth. It’d be interesting to see the difference in up state new york or when targeting smallies. Or even Chanplain where they were targeting both. Thanks again Tyler. Appreciate the content. .
This now explains why a clawless crawfish creature bait still worked well on a jig. It had claws when I started then I just kept tossing the rest and fish were still smashing it
Been doing this for a couple of years. Always worked for me here in Arizona. Crazy its trending upward for something I thought would be a cool and different look/presentation cause I ran out of craws lol
Tyler, the bitsy bug finesse jig with zoom jr z-craw trailer turned vertical with the bottom appendage removed was my go to jig for the past few months. Got bites behind other anglers and some of the biggest bass I've caught all year.
Unreal cold water trailer. Once water hits < 55 degrees, I have it tied on. Some of my best bites came fishing it during a partial freeze. … I also use it on a swim jig during late fall around wood.
@@TylersReelFishing oh yeah, I ran out of swimbait trailers for my swim jig last fall and all I had with me were stick baits. Cut one down and ended up catching them even better. In the colder water temps of the northeast, if an keitech easy shiner isn’t producing i now put on a cut down stick bait and will catch them swimming it by wood, cement structures.
I've been using a 3" and 4" straight tail worm as jig trailers for years, especially on smallmouth fisheries. I will positively say that this system absolutely will out fish a craw style trailer in cold or pressured waters.
I know this is heresy but I actually have a blast catching pickerel 😂 I enjoyed this video a lot, BTW. You seemed really relaxed compared to most of your videos where you’re so polished-which is great too! But it’s fun to see you acting like you’re in your 20s sometimes! 😅
Differences like this don't matter as much in states like florida where you can catch bass with pieces of hotdogs, but here in the mile high state these fish are smart and you really have to pay attention to how you can trick them into looking like a injured bait fish etc... thanks for the vid
I would agree, but I have had the exact same color, and size craw and different brands. One caught lots of fish and the other wouldn't get a strike. I use to believe fish are hungry they bite anything. I only wish that were true. Thanks for the video it was fun watching.
Ive never been too successful with jigs, seldom really. But I suppose showing em something they're not used to has their advantages. Also attaching spinner blades on soft plastics might be something worth trying after seeing a few people doing it. Good to stay on top of new techniques/approaches to fishing
Maybe some of the pros feel like they get a better hookup ratio with a strait tail versus a craw? Do fish try to avoid the claws when feeding on crayfish? If so, fish might approach a strait tail from a different angle that results in a higher hookup ratio?
A couple years ago I was out fishing and I was tying on a jig but I didn't have any soft plastics to match the colors of the jig so I decided to put on a ned worm and put it on the jig because the colors match up perfectly it was amazing how many fish I cought that time and many times after that it just came normal to me
i think it may be for the silouette, staying a bit more compact it should allow to get in the covers and in brush piles better? only reason that comes into my mind tbh
I’m wondering if the inspiration came from the “strolling” technique that came around. I know hating on livescope is the thing now, but it is a great teaching tool. Awesome video.
Tell me why, I was going through this same problem, I was fishing for large mouth in MN but I snagged a huge northern pike. Most of us Minnesotans would have been happy but I was disappointed 😅 I just want the bass mane 😂
When you put the ned rig on it really looks like a dragonfly almost identical besides colors. Now idk if thats what bass see or not. Ive seen my bluegill eat dragonflys so i dont see why bass wouldn't.
I've been using zman turds as jig trailers for a couple years now and I've honestly had so much more success by doing that instead of a craw or any other type of trailer.
Opened my first (and only jig I had on me) today at the lake. Tied it on and added a trailer. First cast I must have had something set wrong on my baitcaster because the bait violently stopped midair and the force caused the jig to snap off my line and go sailing into the lake. So depressed lmao
Im not lying when i couldn't afford other baits or find baits like senkos neds and worms i was using them on jigs myself it actually works now im more fortunate to do both and much more but less to say this works
i caught a 5 pounder on the jig today and had atleast a 4.8 on a jig come off bent out my hook i was using 20 pound fluoro carbon 7’0 heavy fast drag locked down since i was in trees what jig has the best hook on it truly
Spoiler Alert... you can achieve the same results with no trailer. I fished a northern open at Champlain a few years back and the well named pro I was paired with was alternating between the same jig with and without a trailer. He won the tournament .
I think geography and speciesbheavily play into this. Where I am, River smallmouth feed HEAVILY on bloodworm, washed crawlers, milli/centipedes, salamander, baby water snake/copperhead, and even some sand worms that get up above the brackish. So senko trails absolutely work better…not that the craw doesn’t though. Lake smallies and of course largies I tend towards my comfort jig with craw
@TylersReelFishing what a weird coincidence, I literally just caught a pretty good pike, I got too excited and didn't measure or weigh it... It's been a while! Don't get me wrong, a nice phat bass is all I dream about, but something about a gator bite and fight makes me as excited as a little kid 🤟 Do you have no interest in pike fishing?
@TylersReelFishing not to get all "fan boy" on you, but I'm about to go fan boy on you!!! I started REALLY fishing last spring and have had AMAZING success, all because of your videos! I could almost say you taught me how to properly fish and respect the water life! Thank you for all the information and entertainment
the bass will hit the jig with the senko on it because it shows a crawfish with no claws. Which means it cant pertect itself. But the bass don't really seam to care
I have a few Ned worms which haven't caught anything. We don't have smallmouth here in my SoCal lake, and lots of hazards underwater so the Ned rig just gets snagged. Now I think I know how I will use them with reckless abandonment. Bye Ned!
You almost face-flipped that last fish. I missed if you mentioned your jig weight--I'm wondering how much difference in fall rate would exist between the two trailers with a lighter weight jighead.
How about muddy water or murky? How about fishing at night? I always think that more action in those conditions is better because when you need to search the fish this makes more sense? I don't have much confidence to finesse fish at night
@@TylersReelFishing Do you use smaller baits or baits with less action to search fish in those conditions when bigger reaction type baits don't get a bite?
Tyler how do you feel about fire craw? I'm in AZ and I'm learning jigs, been watching your videos on jigs and styles. But colors. Is red craw worth it?
I don’t think it matters. But I did notice one thing that might. The pros were fishing for smallies and it seemed like you guys were on a largemouth lake. Maybe there is an advantage using a ned bait as a trailer when fishing for smallmouth. I don’t know 🤷🏼♂️.
Before I even watch the video....berkley done a test with a craw style bait. They started to remove the appendages or the pinchers and the more they removed the more and the quicker the fish would eat the bait. It's a defenseless craw so this is why the ned jig works so well. Sometimes it takes a minute for us to understand or realize or think about these type of scenarios as anglers. We are so Uber focused on presentations, conditions, colors, baits etc that we fail to think of the si.ple things.
I’ve been throwing spunk shads and caffeine shads on swim jigs for a while and almost always get more action with the soft jerk bait trailers than I do with paddle tail trailers
@@BOOTEDUPFLinteresting thanks for sharin
That immediately came to mind for me as well.
Yeah I saw that years ago
Yeah BassfishingHQ already talked about the same thing months ago. Ned rig hits that, however Brian Latimer talked about hitting bass all day with a ned rig but not the biggest.
I love how you always let us know about new things to try. One of my favorite things is trying new lures or casting methods. Now I’m gonna go watch your bass master bible study video again, great job Tyler. 👍🏼
You bet!
Scott’s underwater footage of this really shows the likeness to a craw in defensive position. I love it!
I was throwing skirted ned last fall on an Ozark creek. I caught a few. Thanks for doing the comparisons. I love these kinds of videos.
Glad you like them!
This video confirms my theory that smaller bass are more likely to avoid large pinchers and the big bass aren’t intimidated by them. Hence catching more numbers with the worm trailer yet the biggest bass went for the craw trailer.
I totally could see that hypothesis being true
I was actually throwing a Ned trailer on a Bitsy Bug today and was slayin em! Came home and this was on my feed😂
It's Bitsy Bug all day for me too bud.
That’s amazing!
I am trying to up my jig game this year so this video is much needed! Thanks Tyler!
Same!
Good luck!
I was legitimately asking this question with my buddies for a couple weeks now, awesome you made this video, thank you!
Happy to help!
Tyler you’ve taught me so much in just 2 weeks,god bless
Heck yeah, love to hear that!
I would agree. Recently got into bass fishing and have learned so much from your content. Thank you. Without it I probably wouldn’t be into bass fishing still and so thank you.
I've caught a bunch of fish on Toledo Bend throwing a missle baits mini flip with a Ned style worm on it all summer through this spring... I've even thrown it at fish on livescope and they tend to run it down to the bottom or eat it while I'm swimming it past them similarly to how I do with a minnow. It works and it's a bite getter for sure... Great video as always keepem coming brother!!!
Those are some nice jigs. I really wish they made a version of it with a wire weed guard, but I love the head and hooks on them.
Definitely something I’m gonna use more often
I caught my pb 12 pounder on a straight tail worm on a jig. Didn’t really think about it until you released this as ive tried fishing my jig with a craw since and havent had the success in the pond ive gone too. This friday imma put the yoto worm back on.
I’m gonna use it too
@@TylersReelFishing funny enough after this comment i went fishing this saturday and caught a 6.5 pounder on the same watermelon jig and yoto worm. Must be juiced
I like it how you take ya time and went down with this. Sum new for me too Tyler! Gonna try it this spring, soon once it’s opener. One more month left
Give it a shot!
Thanks so much for these video especially ones that show how the retrieve should look underwater. I’m an old guy that has been bank fishing with live bait or fishing for cats for the most part because I could never catch anything on lures. Your videos showing presentations, cadence on the retrieve, and speed has helped a ton. Starting to have confidence in a lure (drop shot with worm hooked wacky) and now starting on the jig. These videos are great. Thanks!
Love to hear that!
It’s a good day when Tyler posts
Yeah it is
It’s a good day when you comment!
Thank you Tyler for the AWESOME VIDEO ! God Bless you sir !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Greg Blanchard was the first guy I really saw fishing the Ned Jig and having success with it.
and it being a smaller finesse jig to. not those big football ounce jigs!
I need to downsize it too
This video is awesome. Gonna try this setup this next fishing trip.
Good luck!
Beautiful lake - I live in MN and never get tired of seeing the different lakes.
I can't catch a fish on a jig to save my life. I will keep trying.
In Minnesota they are SO GOOD! Get yourself a juice jig or stealth feider, and hop it around grass edges! You’ll gain confidence quick
I would’ve never thought… 🤔 Tyler, thank you for thee amazing insight
Give it a try yourself!
Really interesting, I'm going to try it. Although for me the best part was watching you deal with the pike - especially getting bit off. All I can say is welcome to the party pal!
They are slimy suckers!
Perfect timing!
So glad!
Next time yall do the “fish catching” test. Yall should switch rods every time someone catches a bass since one person might have a different fishing style than the other person.
Just sub to your channel Tyler and a huge thank you to someone returning back to the fishing game. Not that I wanna be a pro fishermen or anything but just knowing my stuff is very good so thank you.
Awesome! Thank you!
Technique definitely works ... We've been throwing ripped Senkos on the back of our jigs on Cherokee and Douglas Lakes since the 90s here in East Tennessee
I can see why!
“Old fashion chunkaroo” I’m sorry but I’m stealing that🤣
I’ve been using his line of “give him the business”. My daughter loves that one.
Im not even kidding I saw this video as I was fishing a jig
You look at TH-cam while you fish ?
Fr seems like fishing a jig is an activity not compatible w/ watching vids lol
@@weldon9254 I once watched part of "On Any Sunday" while riding my motorcycle.
@@krum81when fishing gets bad put the ol’ airpods in set the phone up down by ur live scope and watch some fishing breakdowns 😂 you might learn something WHILE YOUR FISHING!!!
Wild haha!
I started doing this about 6yrs ago with a ned, works great in the spring
I could see it!
I've been using the worms on jig's and spinner sometimes chatter bait. It works one day I didn't have any plastic I found one in the color people was using and matched to the spinner. People that I was crazy doing that. Nice video
Thanks for the video and comparison! I fish mostly for largemouth so this was particularly relevant. However, alot of those catches on the st. Lawrence were mostly smallies. I’m just clarifying that these results were from on this lake with largemouth. It’d be interesting to see the difference in up state new york or when targeting smallies. Or even Chanplain where they were targeting both.
Thanks again Tyler. Appreciate the content.
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Just realizing this was from 5 months ago tyler. Haaha. Because i was referring to the last two elite events in August 2024.
I definitely want to try this on smallies. I saw this same pattern again on the St. Lawrence Elite and Toyota Series, so It's definitely a thing there
This now explains why a clawless crawfish creature bait still worked well on a jig. It had claws when I started then I just kept tossing the rest and fish were still smashing it
Yep!
Fire video bro 🔥
Thanks 🔥
I was using that set up on a jig 3 years ago !
Can’t wait to do this.
It’s definitely something I want to try more of
Great video tyler!!!
Thanks!!
Been doing this for a couple of years. Always worked for me here in Arizona. Crazy its trending upward for something I thought would be a cool and different look/presentation cause I ran out of craws lol
Definitely something to try more often I think!
Picked this up from the kayak angler Greg Blanchard. He kills em with this combo.
I need to text him about it
Tyler, the bitsy bug finesse jig with zoom jr z-craw trailer turned vertical with the bottom appendage removed was my go to jig for the past few months. Got bites behind other anglers and some of the biggest bass I've caught all year.
I believe it!
Let's go fishing next time you're in Jackson MS filming! There's some fantastic state managed smaller water all around.
Unreal cold water trailer. Once water hits < 55 degrees, I have it tied on. Some of my best bites came fishing it during a partial freeze. … I also use it on a swim jig during late fall around wood.
Hmm, on a swim jig? Interesting
@@TylersReelFishing oh yeah, I ran out of swimbait trailers for my swim jig last fall and all I had with me were stick baits. Cut one down and ended up catching them even better. In the colder water temps of the northeast, if an keitech easy shiner isn’t producing i now put on a cut down stick bait and will catch them swimming it by wood, cement structures.
I've been using a 3" and 4" straight tail worm as jig trailers for years, especially on smallmouth fisheries. I will positively say that this system absolutely will out fish a craw style trailer in cold or pressured waters.
Seeing all of these comments definitely makes me want to try this even more consistently
Been doing this forever i fish a lot of ponds plus the Potomac River it works
So cool to hear y’all having success with this
I know this is heresy but I actually have a blast catching pickerel 😂
I enjoyed this video a lot, BTW. You seemed really relaxed compared to most of your videos where you’re so polished-which is great too! But it’s fun to see you acting like you’re in your 20s sometimes! 😅
Interesting technique, I might try this soon! I feel like it would do good in conditions where the want less movement like in colder weather
Yes I could see that
Differences like this don't matter as much in states like florida where you can catch bass with pieces of hotdogs, but here in the mile high state these fish are smart and you really have to pay attention to how you can trick them into looking like a injured bait fish etc... thanks for the vid
Yes for sure!
I would agree, but I have had the exact same color, and size craw and different brands. One caught lots of fish and the other wouldn't get a strike. I use to believe fish are hungry they bite anything. I only wish that were true. Thanks for the video it was fun watching.
Thanks for sharing!
Ive never been too successful with jigs, seldom really. But I suppose showing em something they're not used to has their advantages. Also attaching spinner blades on soft plastics might be something worth trying after seeing a few people doing it. Good to stay on top of new techniques/approaches to fishing
Excellent. I've caught 6.7472 tons of LM & Spots on a 1/8 & 3/16 oz Missile Baits Micro jig with a TRD trailer.
It definitely catches bigger fish than I had thought!
Great video and information
Glad it was helpful!
Maybe some of the pros feel like they get a better hookup ratio with a strait tail versus a craw? Do fish try to avoid the claws when feeding on crayfish? If so, fish might approach a strait tail from a different angle that results in a higher hookup ratio?
i been using this for about 2 years won lots of money on it great setup
A couple years ago I was out fishing and I was tying on a jig but I didn't have any soft plastics to match the colors of the jig so I decided to put on a ned worm and put it on the jig because the colors match up perfectly it was amazing how many fish I cought that time and many times after that it just came normal to me
Very cool!
I got some zman brown and orange neds and a brown and orange jig to try this year. I have had luck on those colors in the past on a fly.
Nice!
i think it may be for the silouette, staying a bit more compact it should allow to get in the covers and in brush piles better? only reason that comes into my mind tbh
Could be
I love using a 6th sense Shaky head worm , or a zoom trick worm but the extra large style on my jig. Its got the thin section with the Bobbish end.
For sure!
I’m wondering if the inspiration came from the “strolling” technique that came around. I know hating on livescope is the thing now, but it is a great teaching tool. Awesome video.
I caught all my best smallies last spring on this exact rig. Been doing it for a awhile now
Tell me why, I was going through this same problem, I was fishing for large mouth in MN but I snagged a huge northern pike. Most of us Minnesotans would have been happy but I was disappointed 😅
I just want the bass mane 😂
Haha yep
Love the video Tyler, been enjoying all the videos dropping lately. I was wondering what the best power rod is for throwing a jig.
MH Fast or H Fast
@@TylersReelFishing Ok thanks
When you put the ned rig on it really looks like a dragonfly almost identical besides colors. Now idk if thats what bass see or not. Ive seen my bluegill eat dragonflys so i dont see why bass wouldn't.
Hey Tyler please do a video on the rooster tail lure. ive caught so many bass on those
That’s usually not one that I use a whole lot of, but I can hopefully find a way to incorporate it!
So what you’re saying is when the little ones bite my little flappy things off of my rage bug I don’t need to put a new one on?
been having success doing this on Austin with a ball head finesse jig w/ a Neb worm
Heck yeah!
I've been using zman turds as jig trailers for a couple years now and I've honestly had so much more success by doing that instead of a craw or any other type of trailer.
Can you use the same trailers on your jig and put them on your spinnerbait
Another Jig video!!!!! Even though I never put one down theres still alot to learn
For sure!
Great video
Thanks!
it always seemed as though i’d get bit faster when i’d lose a claw i always wondered about this
Definitely could be some anecdotal science behind that!
...the other day I caught my PB with a Strike King craw that had one of it's flappers/pinchers bit off. 6.5 lb
Try a blue/ black jig with GPumpkin trailer. Bit muddy down here though
Love that combo
What were those two skinny fish that were also biting the ned jig?
Pike
Opened my first (and only jig I had on me) today at the lake. Tied it on and added a trailer. First cast I must have had something set wrong on my baitcaster because the bait violently stopped midair and the force caused the jig to snap off my line and go sailing into the lake. So depressed lmao
Dang it! Get you a new one and try again!
Im not lying when i couldn't afford other baits or find baits like senkos neds and worms i was using them on jigs myself it actually works now im more fortunate to do both and much more but less to say this works
Tyler should put a curly tail worm on a jig and compare it with a craw imitation
i caught a 5 pounder on the jig today and had atleast a 4.8 on a jig come off bent out my hook i was using 20 pound fluoro carbon 7’0 heavy fast drag locked down since i was in trees what jig has the best hook on it truly
I’ve never even come close to bending out an OutKast Tackle jig. You can find them linked in the video description.
Good video 👍
Thanks 👍
Tyler....What is the mount you have for your graphs up front there?
What size jigs were you throwing you didn't mention that our maybe you did and I didn't hear that part
OutKast juice jig. It’s linked in the video description
Spoiler Alert... you can achieve the same results with no trailer. I fished a northern open at Champlain a few years back and the well named pro I was paired with was alternating between the same jig with and without a trailer. He won the tournament .
Sometimes bass want a smaller profile, sometimes bigger. Throw what they want.
I feel like the idea behind the worm trailer is to eliminate the time spent replacing craw trailers due to losing claws
this is another bulkier look to the ned rig but the jig has to be a football style like the beast coast open water sniper
Nice
So it may not catch more but does it last longer
For sure
I think geography and speciesbheavily play into this. Where I am, River smallmouth feed HEAVILY on bloodworm, washed crawlers, milli/centipedes, salamander, baby water snake/copperhead, and even some sand worms that get up above the brackish. So senko trails absolutely work better…not that the craw doesn’t though. Lake smallies and of course largies I tend towards my comfort jig with craw
Could see that for sure!
It definitely looks like a Gobi down there so makes sense on northern lakes.
I could see that!
Up here in the north we count the pike!
Ive never saw and or met a person that was disappointed after catching a pike?!?
Well now ya have! Haha
@TylersReelFishing what a weird coincidence, I literally just caught a pretty good pike, I got too excited and didn't measure or weigh it... It's been a while!
Don't get me wrong, a nice phat bass is all I dream about, but something about a gator bite and fight makes me as excited as a little kid 🤟
Do you have no interest in pike fishing?
@TylersReelFishing not to get all "fan boy" on you, but I'm about to go fan boy on you!!!
I started REALLY fishing last spring and have had AMAZING success, all because of your videos! I could almost say you taught me how to properly fish and respect the water life!
Thank you for all the information and entertainment
I have T shirts older than you. But thanks for the info. Think this would work with a handline ?
I mean, I guess anything could work in that way? I’ve never hand lined.
@@TylersReelFishing Neither have I . But I wanna try something new.
Mikey Balzz fishing has been doing it for years. And has caught a lot of giants doing it.
Yeah I think I’ve seen that
What is your favorite rod/reel combo
It’s hard to beat this one: bit.ly/3I4ALrP
I want that shirt! Did u cut out a hole for the go pro? Or does it come like that?
I cut a hole. You can buy one with my merch brand on it here: nfntoutdoors.com
Are the SK jigs any good? Hate the rattling ones tho that they sell at Walmart
I work with Outkast, not SK when it comes to jigs
the bass will hit the jig with the senko on it because it shows a crawfish with no claws. Which means it cant pertect itself. But the bass don't really seam to care
What's the rod you are using I kow it's a lews
All my tackle, rods and reels are always linked in the video description. Affiliate links, so shop there if you can!
I have a few Ned worms which haven't caught anything. We don't have smallmouth here in my SoCal lake, and lots of hazards underwater so the Ned rig just gets snagged.
Now I think I know how I will use them with reckless abandonment. Bye Ned!
I’ve been using chunks of senko on a jig for a long time 😂
Save money 🤝🏼 catch fish
You almost face-flipped that last fish. I missed if you mentioned your jig weight--I'm wondering how much difference in fall rate would exist between the two trailers with a lighter weight jighead.
I think we were both using half ounce. That would definitely be something I’m curious about.
How about muddy water or murky? How about fishing at night? I always think that more action in those conditions is better because when you need to search the fish this makes more sense? I don't have much confidence to finesse fish at night
Black and blue jig and trailer
@@TylersReelFishing Do you use smaller baits or baits with less action to search fish in those conditions when bigger reaction type baits don't get a bite?
Tyler how do you feel about fire craw? I'm in AZ and I'm learning jigs, been watching your videos on jigs and styles. But colors. Is red craw worth it?
Red can totally work, especially in colder water. I’ve got a craw video coming out soon
i need help finding ponds or public bank fishing areas around me any help?
Google earth a TON
The ned jig…. Its a powerful tool! 2 killers in one
For sure!
Bass fishing as a sport involves overthinking. When the bite is tough use a Texas Rig. When the bite is good use a Texas Rig. 😊
Haha true
I don’t think it matters. But I did notice one thing that might. The pros were fishing for smallies and it seemed like you guys were on a largemouth lake.
Maybe there is an advantage using a ned bait as a trailer when fishing for smallmouth. I don’t know 🤷🏼♂️.
Definitely something to consider