Science PROVES This "Stupid" Lure Is BEST For BASS FISHING (Ned Rig)
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- Ned rig bass fishing is a way of catching bass when it seems as if nothing else is working. However, what people don't know is the Ned Rig, or midwest finesse rig, is actually proven by science to work better than other lures!
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The best way to fish a ned rig is by slowing down and dragging it really slow across the bottom. However, you can hop a ned rig off the bottom and catch them too.
Making a few modifications to your ned rig can make you a lot better fisherman and help you to catch a lot more bass!
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Lures are made to attract fisherman more than the fish. This is proof lol.
I hate the color fire tiger yet everyone loves it.
@@TacticoolCraig I don’t like it either but there is one lake not far from me where all species will eat it for some reason
Nope. This is the exception. Most fishermen don’t give the Ned rig a chance. Because it’s boring and simple. I disagree with this video claiming “most fishermen use this Ned rig”.
I don’t buy Ned rigs. It’s like buying bottled water-it’s not happening, I’m not that type of guy.
I make my own neds and have been since the early 1990s. I just cut plastic worms, or craws or lizards, down. Lots of fishermen and fisherwomen have been doing the same for longer.
So, maybe your point was “the Ned was sold long after people started making them”. If so, yes you are 100% correct. It’s ridiculous how much money people spend on crap when they have the stuff to make it themselves and better.
This would amaze me, if I hadn't seen someone catch a bass using a leaf or a block of wood.
Most be a pond lol
Those WERE in fact pond bass, and I remember thinking that at the time.
Tinfoil and a dandelion wrapped around a worm hook. Yes in a pond, but i was still like "well kiss my ass...im skunkin w worms n frogs n this fugger just landed a bass w trash n flowers..."
I saw that too. Both scenarios 😂👏
Marling baits?
I have fished this by accident, using my last favorite color on a finesse jig, lost one claw, so pulled the other one off and my hookups increased considerably. Good info. Thanks.
Good to know.
Same
The science experiment explained at the beginning of the video is from “knowing bass” by Keith Jones.
This completely destroys the idea of all the fancy craw style Ned baits.
I remember back in the mid 70’s using a plastic bait called a Sting Ray grub that had no built-in action but caught fish like crazy. It was just a 3” grub body with a flat, spear shaped tail fished on a ball jig head and favorite colors were smoke and watermelon. I think they were made by the Mann’s Bait Company. Just seems to me all new lures today are some type of copy of lures from back in the past with a few modifications.
Resembles a Hellgramite which Bass eat a lot.
Exactly what I was thinking 🤔
Oh we just making up words now
I read an article that said fish have memory and the only lure that consistently catches fish was a worm style lure because it appeared non-threatening. You can throw a lure one day, come back the next and the fish won't even look at it. But you can throw a TRD or worm day after day and catch fish with no problem.
Trying to get me to mess up my rage claws so you can catch more fish than me. I see you
Yep... he’s slick
Next level sabotage, he took it to the TH-cam extreme
My theory is that the Ned Rig TRD imitates the dragonfly nymph. Crawls slowly on the bottom and same cylindrical shape and size.
I was skeptical at first, 🤨 but after watching I can see this is some good information. Thanks for the tip. 👍
I remember reading about this study about 8-10 years ago. It used to be on the Berkeley website somewhere but I couldn’t find it last time I looked. Fast forward to the Ned rig…i remember thinking they finally figured out how to sell it 😂
I remember seeing that study too.
I never heard of this lure. I'm thankful for you guys taught me alot of things I need to know to fish effectively
Tyler, I really do appreciate your uniquely particular, scientifically rational approach to bass angling-count me in as a definite fan….tight lines!! 🎣
I was fishing a Ned the other day. Caught a couple bass, then some huge crappies. Had a good fish fry!
I bought some Ned rig's at Walmart. Green Pumpkin color. Took the small soft plastic off. Then put a Green Pumpkin 5 inch Senko on it. The Largemouth were attacking Bluegill's on the nest. Bumped it along threw the Bluegill nest's. Just as I bumped it a couple of feet outside the nest the bass were hitting the ned rig hard. Flying out of the water to trying to throw the soft bait. I would hit the line even harder. That little hook needs to be hit hard when the bass bites. To get it into the bass's mouth. They loved the Senko on the ned rig. I think I just reinvented the ned rig. The 5 inch Senko bounces along the bottom. Standing up so the bass can see it better. The Ned rig on steroids. Check it out. It work's fishermen. Shawn.
Ned Kehde, "The father of the ned rig", prefers a "no feel presentation". If you can feel the bottom during your retrieve, you should lighten your jig. 1/16 seemed to be the weight he used most often, but used 1/32 and 3/32 a lot too. Another fun fact is Mr. and Mrs. Kehde logged the catch and release of 49,324 bass from 2005 to 2020.
Thats a lot of bass! I definitely believe the lighter you can go, the better!
Thanks for the great information from the article/experiment you dissected. You gave some awesome tips that I needed to know and to try this summer when I Ned rig. Great job with explaining everything. Make some more I'm a subscriber.
Last year, I heard about the Ned. I reasearched and bought some parts. I was in a spot catching a few bass. I tried the Ned rig and caught a 3 pound spot.
That's a VERY nice "spot" good goin! Can't recall the world record but that's a big one
I love that s-man came out with the Pro/magnum Ned heads. Great for pulling through cover
This is a great video. If you are lucky enough to own a copy of "Knowing Bass" (which I do), this study is described in depth. What makes this lure innovative is that it follows the science, rather than trying to design a lure to catch the angler. Glad you shared this info.
Totally agree with just a hunk of plastic as an effective bait or jig trailer. I’ve been using hunks of plastic such as broken remnants of plastic worms, using just the head section for years. Senkos for example, if you wacky rig a lot, break and crack, so I’ve used these broken pieces and have been way before the Ned rig became popular as jig trailers. Awesome results!! Great information!
Great stuff. You Got another subscriber, I like the info keep it up.
Thk u so much for ur videos. Its so hard to find someone who is consise in the videos plus has a playlist that's very noobie friendly
Spot on the topic.
I felt the same way early on.
They DO catch a bunch of "Nicer" fish.
The BIG Smallies can't resist.
Saugeye as well.
New sub. Bub.
Liked your floating worm video. One tip is to use panfish jigheads and wacky rig a senko or any worm, when weightless is too slow in summer
You've really been bring the juice with these videos. I hope your channel grows huge just not seen by my competitors. Lol
Hahaha, thanks brother!
I’ve heard of the glue thing before, my only thing is the fish near me seem picky with color so I change colors a lot
I love dragging bottom and gettin bit. The tug is my drug 😎💪
Ned Rig For Life!😎. I was out Sunday and several boats past this one small stretch of shoreline with no fish... I went through with the TRD BUGz and in 4 cast caught a 3 Younder!
Ding!
Cool stuff! Yah I use a 7'6" ML when doing real light lines, but you're right you really gotta change your typical twitches
I pre-rig and glue two baits in every new bag of TRDs I buy. It makes color changes SO much faster and simpler.
Tip no 3: I like to dull up my shiny worms taking a knife and scraping them. When sight fishing I could see the bass hesitate on shiny worms but when using a dull one they grab it without hesitation.
Yup that is a great tip
He watches Randy's channel
Ya could just soak the worms in water for a few days. Works better and can do the whole pack at once.
Deps came out with something called the "Cover Scat" and if you want to really test your theory here it's made to exactly resemble a craw that's lost it's pinchers but it's larger- much larger than a ned bait. It works great- I've caught many bass on it- lots of ppl have- but like all other baits and techniques it only works under the proper conditions at the right times. There will never be a bait that always works everywhere. I've seen days where all they would hit is a fully intact craw like a rage craw or something- and others where they wanted the cover scat- I guess somedays they feel like fighting for dinner and others they don't.
neg rig is the bomb, tho i dont agree so much with pulling the barb, your right it does get kinked a bit but a good alternative is to switch to something with the lead ridged keeper like a nedlocks hook
very helpful and well done. Thanks
Great info!! Enjoyed the video!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!
Tip #1 really going to help me out 👌
If you know...you know
You should come up to the north west, not only is the Columbia River a top ten bass fishery, but we have a few lakes that can rival any Midwest, or southern lake. It's our best kept secret
Guess I'm just gettin old but my experience is that small lures catch small Bass. All my biggest came from 8" & up plastic worms. Big topwater lures too.
I've fished the ned rig a handful of times and they do catch a lot of fish. Not the biggest but definitely a good bass catcher.
I think it looks like a eel or baby snake😀I buy Ned rig and use Ned rig.Still I don't catch very many fish.Same as the "Dancing Eel"still enjoying your information😁
“They” said the same thing about the Senko.... u can catch em good just about everywhere with those 2 alone
Exactly what I was thinking
Two of the best soft plastics ever
Great information.
Good research I have the In Fisherman that has that article somewhere....I have a bunch lol
Makes sense, you don't usually try and eat something when it has its defensive large claws raised as if to attack and/or fend you off. The fish are looking for weakness. A crayfish that's lost its claws is helpless and a prime target.
Always great videos.
Very interesting. Where can i find the original article or better the video from pure fishing? I read about this experiment years ago on bassmaster but i would love to see it
*Awesome tip Tyler.*
Thanks man!
Would be interesting to know whether the different styles were presented to the bass in a different sequence with the same results (in other words, did the bass exposed to the "Ned" plastic first preferentially bite that plastic over the others?)...
This is the first I heard of a ned rig so do you just cut a worm or is their a size to by I want to try this this year. Is there a diameter of worm that works the best or color?
Very good video and information. Please work on the echo of your garage, I think me mentioned before.
When fishing gets real tough for me, I start throwing a 4 inch Mann's Jelly Worm on a 1/16 or 1/8 ounce open hook jig head using spinning tackle and 6 lb. test mono.
I fish heavily pressured waters, and have been catching alot, by fishing painfully slow! Lol...I was just typing "painfully slow" and that was your exact description. 🤣 It works though. Some of these places I fish, guys swear there are no bass, because they see lures everyday. I have caught a 5 1/2 and a 6 pounder in that pond where folks swear there's no bass...lol. Painfully slow works! Many times, I leave my bait sit for 30-50 seconds before even twitching it the first time. I think it pisses them off to have something that won't get out of the way, in front of them.
Great video and a new sub here. I was wondering if purefishing puts out a website or channel where this kind of information is available to us. If you could share where you found it that would be great as I love the science behind fishing.
Great video, I have always believed this, I've seen bass turn away from defensive crayfish so it only makes sense that itll catch less. I've also found from experimenting that I catch more fish on a trd worm than a trd craw which I believe is because some bass just dont want to get pinched again and are deterred by a defensive crayfish.
40 years ago i started bass fishing. never once saw a bass "turn away" from a crawfish. but that was in texas. maybe its different in different territories.
@@redeyestones3738 you can find alot of underwater videos of bass right here on youtube, I cant remember the specific videos but I've seen it more than once. The old 'Fish eye view' videos are awesome, could have seen it in one of their videos.
@@19empire85 word. I could see that. I was just talking about my personal experiences bass fishing with crawfish in clear water. But ya, those underwater videos are pretty cool. Seen quite a few on bass, trout, and a couple on burbot. If you never had burbot, I suggest going somewhere you can catch em. Arguably the best eating freshwater fish on the planet.
@@redeyestones3738 I've heard that, and I'm not much for keeping and eating fish but I've wanted to try them, I seem to only catch pregnant females though and I cant bring myself to eat one of them haha
@@19empire85 ya, that's always a bummer, when you know you have a lunker at the end of the line, then get a roe riddled mama in the net. I never like the idea of eating them either. That's the future of the species. Eating a pregnant female fish is akin to smashing your BBQ pit with a sledgehammer after the first use.
Ya, it'll taste good, but it might be a while before you get the chance to do it again. Lol
But ya, nonpregnant, 2-4 pound burbot are in my opinion the very best fresh water fish meat.
The only freshwater member of the link cod family. And every bit as good, to me. My first time catching one, I cooked it very simple, just to test the quality.
Cooked in a frying pan over low heat, with nothing but butter in the pan. It was out of this world delicious.
The next time I grilled it, with only salt and pepper. Amazing
Then I smoked some, of course, DYNAMITE!
Since then, I've cooked it many different ways, and it's always the best.
I use Ned rigs for walleyes. And have pretty good success
That was very informative, gained yourself a follower. I mostly fish a strip pitt in Kansas. Bite has been slow recently so looking for these types of videos. Thanks!
Which is true Black, Coopertreuce, with painted 1/8th or 1/4th lead black with red or black with yellow works very well in Alabama on Pickwick river...
I catch bass on trout lures 😆 good ones to last yr i got a handfull of 2plus and a few 5lbs and one 6.5lb LM. Not even trying to catch them either
You should try the VMC Ned heads they have an awesome keeper
Ive read that article. I used to put it in my instagram story all the time and no one paid attention
Great video!!
Thanks for watching dude
Thanks.
Thanks for the info
Thanks for watching
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can you do a video on the berkley slobberknocker
Now would a Texas rigged craw perform better if you cut or ripped the pinchers to look damaged or broken?
When would you switch to the big TRD’s?
Always get the most bites on senko worms here in south Florida
Senko is my go to.
What’s your best rigging style?
@@leblunt27 Texas rig
Makes sense. Bass more often strike craws in defense of their territory and nests so they’d want to scoop up em whole and spit em out. And you get better penetration when the whole body and thus the hook is in their mouth. Sounds like the NEKO he’ll granite is the go to bait speaking scientifically
This is I belive is similar to a mayfly larvae. There is a article from way back when.
How about using an O-ring, in front of the hook keeper on the bottom of the hook? Then there is no need to clip it off. O-rings can be purchased with Different Diameters.
Good tips.
Oh,... and tube baits. Killers
That helps explain the effectiveness of super simple Euro mymph flies. Less is more.
Pretty much all my brother uses is the ned rig.i just cant do it.it catches the numbers but it really doesn't catch the size
The bass looks over and thinks "an unarmed snack!"
Exactly
I was on a highland reservoir today. I caught a lil fella and could not keep the grass off my red eye shad. The school moved on and a first timer next to me got a toad on a zman trd. I think the big ones let the more aggressive lil fellas go for the reaction style baits while they're schooled up.
So should we be tipping our jigs with TRDs instead of craw baits?
I now use a shakey head weight on my Bed riggs and I have doubled the amount of fish I catch. Use the same size hook and weight size and you'll be amazed.
What size hook/weight tends to work best for you?
I don't know why, patience maybe, but I can't throw the Ned rig. I bass fish 3-5 days a week and I've made less than 25 casts with a Ned rid. I know I'm leaving fish out there by not throwing it but I'm just not a finesse fisherman at all. I am however gonna start throwing my own version of one. Well it's not my idea but I've seen it work and I can still use heavier line and a heavy rod. But, I'm gonna start cutting down a senko a little bit and taking the skirt off a 3/8th ounce jig and throw it that way
You have a link to the study?
It might seem stupid but it works great...my go too lure and always will be
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Glad it was helpful!
What color is that blue craw?
Do you think this would work with saltwater bass? Maybe even rock fish?
Zman has salt water specific gear.
Question - would a 7ft Medium Light rod be ok for this, or do you need the power of a Medium? Spooled up with 15lb braid to a 8 lb leader.
That's plenty, as long as you set your drag right. Too lose and it shakes the hook, too tight and your line breaks. Depends on how big a hook you have, cause a size 2 is different than a 2/0
Exactly, you really don't even need to "set the hook" with this lure. You can simply lean back with a light wire hook.
I use a 7ft ML with 15lb braid and 6 or 8lb floro for my Ned presentation. Works great with the proper drag setting.
0:01 haven’t even watched yet and I already know what your gonna say … take the pinchers off ya craws…learned this the hard way fishing on lake Holbrook in East Texas … used to swap my lures out when the lost a pincher because it would spin sometimes on the retrieve … was running out of that color and wanted to save a bag for the tourney… caught a ton of fish with the one pincher …. When it lost both pinchers to blue gills I was about to take it off but just kept flipping it any way caught 3 in a row all 4-5+ … “I was cheap and broke in college back then “ I had $450 to pay my cabin rent and I didn’t even have the money for my cap and Gown ($300) . 🤦🏿♂️so decided to skip My College Graduation @ Jarvis Christian College put $20 worth of gas in my Boat 👨🏿🎓 and fish the Saturday tournament… Got the Win 🏆 paid my rent . And picked up my Mathematics Degree 📜 on Monday . My family really didn’t care since my niece was Graduating from TCU the same day .
Looks just like a dragon fly larva. Moves like one too. Max meal vs min. Risk. Catch a few to eat, clean them and look in the stomach. 4" and under soft fin fish #1, #2 dragon fly larva. The catch is " feeding" bass. Most of the time we're looking for a reaction.
Niiiiice informative and comprehensive video backed up by science!!!👍😃. Gooood presentation with the added footage. Never fished the Ned rig, gonna give a shot when all else fails. SUSCRIBED🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣
I think they hit the ned rig more because it's smaller and to them it's an easier meal and smaller fish can hit it better.. I LOVE the Peanut butter and jelly mini stick O or sink O I forget which one it's called but they have them at bass pro.. I've caught more fish on that exact bait and a rooster tail during summer time than anything.. and you would be extremely surprised how big of a fish you can catch on those tiny little baits too lol
Hate to say it but there are times the deadly Nedly works better than anything else here on Tablerock. I always set my visiting family members up with one so they will have plenty of action.
It feels like it’s wrong to say, but the thing works, and that is the science behind it in my Eyes
I like the info on your videos but you need to show visual more you were talking about a weight show the weight and how you hook it up
That’s why the Yamatanuki is so good
It's because crawl fish swim with there pinchers tucked. If the bass strikes while the crawl is swimming it goes down Smoothly. If a bass attacks is while a crawl has it pinchers out it can pinch the fishes mouth on way in or go down wrong.
They catch Walleye too.
What rod and reel do you use for your Ned rig set-up?
I think you can use anything from a 7ft M to 7ft 6in ML. I like using long spinning rods for distance, you just have to be careful to not overwork the bait
This is a real crawfish in the bottom between small rocks. The most simple is the most effectif. Its a lot of years i fish with ika withowt hairs and insert stopped in the bottom.
It makes sense that they would strike a crawfish without claws more than one that has claws. Imagine for a moment that you're a very hungry bass. You see two crawfish next to one another. One perfectly healthy, and one that looks slightly injured, and missing a claw. Which do you think would put up less of a fight?
From what I hear, bass are opertunistic feeders. Why do you think crankbaits and other lures that imitate dead or dying baitfish do so well? They look like an easy meal.