How To Catch Bass With Plastic Worms! **INSANE UNDERWATER FOOTAGE**

Want to become a better fisherman? There is no better way than to head underwater and study bass behavior! Come along as Matt teaches how to get the most out of plastic worms while studying footage of actual bass eating a ned rig, dropshot, shaky head, and texas rig!
We learn a ton about bass behavior when we head underwater, but we also learn about the lures we're using. From above, a ned rig doesn't look like much but when it hits the bottom it comes to life, and its obvious bass can't resist them! Did you see any stand out baits in today's video? Perhaps it was the way that Smallie Smasher shakes at even the lightest touch on a dropshot, or the way the shaky head sways on its way to the bottom.
Below you'll find links to some of our favorite baits from each category. We've included our best colors and rigging components for each. All the links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions of each item.
NED WORMS...
-Savage Gear Ned Salamander: bit.ly/3rSNi8g
Colors: Mojito, Green Pumpkin Purple Copper
-X-Zone Ned Zone: bit.ly/2mRiYhF
Colors: 309, Green Pumpkin Purple
-Roboworm Ned Worm: bit.ly/2j9F0Xy
Colors: TW Black Blue Pumpkin, Desert Craw
NED HEADS...
Tungsten- Swagger Tackle Flanders Head (1/10th): bit.ly/2KcIB6M
Lead- ZMan Ned LockZ HD (1/15th): bit.ly/2kIgRYK
DROPSHOT BAITS...
-Big Bite Smallie Smasher: bit.ly/2ZpCOCY
Colors: Grn Pumpkin Org Blk Purp Prl Bl, Smoke Purple Flake
-STH Crush Worm: bit.ly/3s5BcIn
Colors: Bang, Green Pumpkin, Smokin Joe
-Roboworm 4.5" Fat: bit.ly/2awYSxM
Colors: Hologram Shad, Baby Bluegill
DROPSHOT COMPONENTS...
-Owner Mosquito Light Hook (Size 2): bit.ly/2zQVKx3
-Swagger Tackle Pencil Drop Shot Weight (3/16 oz): bit.ly/2UY7cgx
SHAKY HEAD WORMS...
-Netbait T-Mac: bit.ly/2jndwj9
Colors: Green Pumpkin, Junebug, Texas Craw
-Strike King Fat Baby Finesse: bit.ly/2jqIGEJ
Colors: Morning Dawn, Magic, TW Green Pumpkin
-Missile Baits Quiver 6.5: bit.ly/2xehVgx
Colors: Fishalicious, Bluetonium Green Pumpkin Core
SHAKY HEAD...
-Dirty Jigs Shakey Head (1/4oz): bit.ly/2aFOs0V
STICK BAIT...
-Yamamoto 5" Senko: bit.ly/2axAmNS
Colors: Green Pumpkin Blk Flk, Natural Shad
STICK BAIT RIGGING...
Wacky- Gamakatsu Finesse Wide Gap (1/0): bit.ly/2aKGmHM
Texas- Gamakatsu EWG (3/0): bit.ly/2d07gvp
TEXAS RIG WEIGHTS...
-Swagger Tungsten Vader (1/16th): bit.ly/3c28mks
HIGH END DROPSHOT COMBO...
Rod- G Loomis NRX+ 822 DSR: bit.ly/2RB0oJP
Reel- Shimano Twin Power 2500: bit.ly/3df3hX5
Line- Power Pro 8 lb Braid: bit.ly/2aFg46b
Leader- Sunline Super FC 5 lb: bit.ly/2p7fxju
"BANG FOR THE BUCK" NED/DROPSHOT COMBO...
Rod- Shimano Curado 7' Light: bit.ly/3FhEn6d
Reel- Shimano Vanford 2000: bit.ly/2gu84t7
Line- Power Pro 10 lb Braid: bit.ly/2aFg46b
Leader- Sunline Super FC 6 lb: bit.ly/2p7fxju
BUDGET FINESSE COMBO...
Rod- Shimano Intenza 7' Medium: bit.ly/2s7kaQn
Reel- Shimano Nasci FC 2500: bit.ly/2g278cC
Line- Sunline Super FC 8 lb: bit.ly/2p7fxju
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TacticalBassin Apparel and Lure Designs: bit.ly/38YpPIz
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MAJOR EQUIPMENT WE USE DAILY...
Trolling Motor- Minn Kota Ultrex 112: bit.ly/2vFQypW
Electronics- Humminbird Solix 15: bit.ly/35HuPRY
Anchors- Minn Kota Talons: bit.ly/2F0QBSP
Net- Frabill Conservation PLD 2612: bit.ly/3kdZ3kA
Camera- GoPro Hero 9: bit.ly/2KQ0VEI
FAVORITE TOOLS AND GEAR…
Favorite Storage Box: bit.ly/3kngvEG
Favorite sunglasses: bit.ly/3cLH0kl
Favorite Pliers: bit.ly/2MpUBEr
Favorite life jacket: bit.ly/2odXXIP
Favorite Scale: bit.ly/2f7QgQ9
Favorite Lure Retriever: bit.ly/2TLTJc6
Favorite Braid Cutters: bit.ly/2NQ2jbH
Favorite Split Ring Pliers: bit.ly/2fT4Qw0
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#underwater #fishing #worm

[@gergggerrg9667]

When I was 8-9 years old my dad taught me how to fish a plastic worm, he made me count 12 seconds between twitches, and those twitches were 2-3 very light taps....amazing how many bass I caught using that technique throughout my life, and crazy how few were caught going any faster.

[@acuailtrash7320]

Fish it that slow huh… that’s crazy.. how many casts to you do a minute then? Wouldn’t it be hard to cover any water?

[@ansoncraig9525]

Thank you. More insight than the whole video. Actually giving a time for how long to let it sit helps way more than just saying, let it sit.

[@sheastewart7608]

@@acuailtrash7320 well, get your bait out into an area that you think the fish are at, work it slow there and if you feel it is out of the area of the fish, just reel in and re-cast. But if you're unsure of the structure and cover at a lake you may be better off with few casts and working slowly all the way in to get a feel for the body of water.

[@thedawsonian9094]

@@acuailtrash7320 you’re not really trying to cover water with plastic worms. Typically best for targeting certain areas of water (cover, drop offs, grass, etc.)

[@nefrella888]

Thank you! I've always been curious about that, much appreciated insight!

[@scottbostic6247]

The confidence you instill in amateur fishermen is amazing. Great job, great video.

[@CoopsFishinAddiction]

So true !!

[@deborahotis4015]

Its amazing what they could also teach professional fisherman. They are the goats.

[@leetnessgaming9751]

Who are you calling an amateur Cletus?

[@redcap600]

Thats why he is the influencer

[@MrEHERMIDA]

@@CoopsFishinAddiction pppp

[@brandon87ize]

Been here for years…. I’ll say this again THE best bass fishing channel ever created. You guys have put out so much content it’s mind blowing.

[@tacticalbassin]

Thank you Brandon!!

[@brandon87ize]

@@tacticalbassin You’re welcome gentlemen!

[@andrewmoore3995]

100% agree 👍

[@santiagogarcia478]

That bass is a paid actor

[@tristonmorgan7252]

I have watched a METRIC TON of y’all’s videos! I love all the knowledge y’all have shared on fishing and genuinely wanting to help others become better at fishing, and it is much appreciated! I don’t know what reason it took me so long, but as of tonight I am officially subscribed. Keep up the good work Matt and Tim!

[@dhjhawk]

Great video. All successful worm anglers have one thing in common....patience.

[@tacticalbassin]

Very true!

[@MarioHernandez-pt5gh]

Yes if you fishing patience is the key only time will tell how great you are 👍😎

[@griddlingrandpa7601]

We really appreciate the videos. You are inspiring the next generation of fishermen. Thank you for all the gear recommendations and fishing techniques. Keep up the great work!

[@brodychait5801]

Thank you for being so helpful in the first two years of my bass journey. Thanks Matt.

[@learningtofish7036]

Thanks Matt. Covering the basics keeps the mind in the game. There were some good lessons mixed in and I needed to hear them again.

[@kevinmcglothlin7347]

I just love this channel. Keeping it simple and explained easily. Also congrats to you and your wife on the addition to your family.

[@BushesDid911]

As a new angler, this was a great video to instill some confidence in me. Working on the basics and this greatly helps me get ahead of the curve

[@dannyyork3742]

Matt, I don't think we thank you and Tim enough!!!!!! Love you guys all way in Cincinnati! Been a subscriber sense like 2015 or 14 I think was 14. I'm 56 years old, been fishing my whole life, grew up with a tributary of Ohio River right in front of my house,( really like 1/4 mile away), so I been in front of water with large mouth, smallies ,and alot spots! Rivers full of spots! I mean spotted bass, not fishing spots lol. But just wanted to say thank you to both of you big time. Like I said been bass fishing along time, but you guys are great at like this video at slowing down, what I got the most today, slow down when worm fishing, because we will get going to fast all time trying cover water. So ty for all you guys do, love product videos, rods, reels, baits, you guys figured it out early in you tube, and it's been a good ride!!!!!!! Ty and GOD bless you and your family's!!!!!!!!!

[@castncatchem3808]

I love your videos! My wife and I just got into freshwater fishing and your videos are great! The way you take the time to explain and show the short video clips are awesome

[@ptcscagu2878]

Matt, that was the best video explaining ways to fish a worm. Keeping it simple yet having options for different scenarios.

[@tacticalbassin]

Thanks!! I'm glad you found it helpful 🎣

[@thatkidkc]

Bro I promise you, I’ve been watching every soft plastics for beginners video on KZbin possible, but this is THE best one I’ve seen so far. Great great vid

[@kapperoutdoors]

This was awesome thank you!!

[@grizzly4736]

Probably the best video I've seen on how to work plastic worms. Thank you. Always able to learn something new when fishing.

[@hooks4nooks]

Great video for us new to bass fishing. Nicely done. Very helpful. Thank you.

[@rick400317]

I just learned so much! I typically have only ever used a mouse or spinner bait for large mouth, but now you've got me thinking differently. Thank you so much.

[@jimfournier9065]

This is one of the best bass channels for tips and tricks for bass fishing, thank you!!!

[@thegreatrelease4539]

Told a friend at work I was havin an issue with a certain rig type and he directed me to this channel. Absolutely thankful he did lol.

[@csutfin9453]

I love the way your elaborated on every detail, thank you so much for the tips and information. Much appreciated 🙏, fish on

[@saigokutt]

You, sir, did amazing job at explaining how and what to do. Simple and clear. Thank you!

[@belagaspar929]

We enjoy watching you a lot. You are a great ambassador to fishing. Thank you.

[@johnpetricek1368]

This is a great video. I especially enjoyed your explanation of why you like a really light weight hook for dropshotting. I never thought about the weight of the hook in that way. I really learned something.

[@ralphmendeziii7616]

Thanks for all the bass fishing wisdom yall share!!

[@billycarson3408]

I really appreciate your skills and willingness to share. I’ve been a fly fisherman for years and just started bass fishing seriously. Because of you all, my PB is now 7 1/2 ILBS. Thank you sirs

[@Linkwii64]

I just started and came here for the tip. Hehe, will try it tomorrow.

[@MarshallFishing]

Great video! You guys are incredible with the amount of information you give anglers!

[@mundelltaylor-kw5si]

Matt,tim,...thank you,thank you. I can't say it enough you guys have shared your knowledge and made me and many others better angler's , great job keep it up 😁

[@markh6465]

seriously, ive been trying to learn new tricks by watching videos but this is the best explanation so far which includes info on the best baits for various types of beds! Liked and subscribed!

[@vuex4528]

Very informational and detailed explanations with live footages. Thank you.

[@cast_for_bass2079]

Thank you for the reminder! I get into these funks of no fish in multiple fishing trips and that is true we as bass fisherman get into the mindset that we have to jump baits and twitch extra to get a reaction bite but you are right! thanks for the great video, "AS ALWAYS"!!!!

[@rebas04]

I am so glad I found your videos, love your educational fishing tips, keep up the good work

[@vernonsimmons4578]

REALLY helpful primer! Video of fish taking the lures was powerful proof.

[@glennkoerber1136]

Thanks for an incredible video of Bass taking plastics!! It is so very rare to see this occur underwater like you filmed it. This was a rare treat!! Great recommendation about slowing the presentation. Rigging very well explained too. We can guess what a take looks like down there but it's fantastic seeing it actually happen. Take care and the best in your fishing.

[@JS-.-]

I love this video. My 9yo son just got bit by fishing…so this dad is trying to soak in the complexities of this sport so he can catch fish and have fun and not be discouraged. My favorite thing to say is, doesn’t matter if we catch fish, we are spending time with each other. He just bought his first rod and real, I bought him his first couple but he ponied up his own money to buy one himself. That’s commitment!

[@adrianbarrozo1110]

Good job Man! Phenomenal information. Well appreciated. 👍

[@shayneworsdale4567]

This has been an very informative video about the methods of using different plastics baits! I've just taken up fishing and I've watched a lot of videos from different people onhow to fish. However the underwater footage of how the baits are being used and how the fish react to them is mcu more educational . It all becomes clear now why fishing slowly and methodically is more successful.

[@royogles5211]

Hey Matt I’m And Old school guy bass fishing sense the 60s I love watching you guys info videos it helps keep me up to date with new ways and ideas Keep Up the good work

[@dennisederer3594]

Thank you Matt for an excellent presentation and accompanying video. The video footage reinforces your instruction to fish slowly. I’m getting better. My recent installation of a PowerGuide motor with spot lock has assisted me greatly. Now I can concentrate on fishing instead of fighting the wind and current. Please provide more excellent presentations like this as your valuable time permits. BTW. Did you provide an update on your new family addition?

[@delmac5362]

Your tip on slowing down and not jerking the worm all over was magic! I went out with a green pumpkin senko on a Texas rig and at high noon here in South Carolina caught my PB, a 4lb 8oz beautiful bass...Keep these valuable videos coming!

[@smolpickenergy]

I genuinely enjoy how similar bass fishing is to playing with my own cat + string toys. I can't wait to get out there and practice more. Thanks man

[@Oslerian]

incredibly informative. gifted communicator!

[@DriLL3iT]

Great video, I'm subscribed and excited to go through all your vids now. Thanks for saving me years!

[@Lsmoe]

Gr8t stuff Matt ! I'm pond guy and needed to hear 👂🏾 this video. I need to slow my roll! Literally! Thanks TB

[@eleciapadilla9303]

Haven’t been fishing in over 10 years and just started going out there again teaching my kid thank you for the refresher best one out there

[@jasonstimson6617]

I’m completely shook by how much content you’ve made, there’s a completely immeasurable amount of content, would take me weeks just to count your videos 😳😳😳

[@CaptainCaveman782]

Very useful video, things have change since my day in the 70's! I have never tried these plastic worms but cheap. Keen to get back into it.

[@ADVENTURESOFBZ]

Fantastic video brother. I've been fishing for years, and still do several times a week but I still continue to learn more and more especially with excellent content like this. 🙏🤘❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@wtrax7194]

The underwater footage is so amazing thank you . I always wonder what my bait is actually doing in deeper water and how the Fish are reacting to its presentation. I’m so glad I found this Channel and I truly appreciate the help. I’ve been outta Fishing for 2 Decades and a lot has changed, I retired my Abu Ambassadeur 5500 pro max for a reel with little Brakes on the side and it’s nice having those to control the backlash. Debo’s Channel on the Modern Baitcasting Reels and this now I’m all set. Thank you Guys and please stay safe. Semper Fidelis

[@kyletimmer7341]

I don't really comment on videos. I Just want you to know that I appreciate these videos. I have learned so much in the couple of years that I have been watching you. I have really improved as an angler and have even been able to teach others. I make sure to use your links in all of my TW orders. Thank you so much. -Kyle

[@matthall8378]

Just started fishing plastic worms. 1st 2 cast on a wacky rig got me 2 largemouth and then I tried the texas rig and got 3 bites but only landed 1 more. Watching these KZbin videos the past week taught me everything and it I actually caught some! I cant wait to try these other methods. I grabbed up some ned rigs but haven't tried them yet. I want to try the flick and shake wacky rig also. Thanks!

[@Brando256]

Wow! This was absolutely excellent. Thank so much. I'll let you know when this work for me because I am interested in bass fishing and have never caught one in my life. LOL! After watching your video I already feel the confidence building. I'll keep you posted on if I catch one.

[@CriticalThinker13]

the underwater perspective is priceless!!!!! thx

[@garyplowman5838]

Matt is great at showing and how to do to catch bass 👍🏻

[@donkukawski8609]

Just started trying the drop shot in December because I was too impatient years before..second cast 4lb 10 oz LM..needless to say stays on the spinning rod now.

[@treehunned7615]

Thanks for this man trying fishing for the first time this weekend

[@evan2156]

Well, my son turned me onto your channel and this is the best explanation on how to fish plastics. I’ve seen on the entire, KZbin! You give great explanation for everything and it’s easy to understand. I will be checking out all your videos from here on in. Thanks so much and keep up the great work. Just moved to a property in Fort Meyers, Florida and have a house on a lake. Haven’t been having much luck catching bass even though my Simrad tells me they’re down there. Lol Let’s see if my luck changes after watching this video. Thanks again. 👍🏼

[@mikesawyer6742]

Thanks Matt looking forward to warmer weather and longer day. Cheers to 2022

[@cherokeeboggs534]

Awesome underwater footage thanks for the tips on the ned rig I've been fishing 🎣 the ned rig to fast now since I got to watch the video now I can slow my presentation down with the ned rig thanks alot.👏👍🎣😷😊

[@TearItUpFixItTV]

Plastic worms are my hands down favorite way to fish for bass!! They flat out produce from January thru December!! I’ll always keep ‘em close by!

[@lauromendez390]

I have to say this with all respect. I moved to NC coming f😂rom salt water fishing in Florida. Knowing I have to relearn fresh water fishing from 40 years ago. WELL, God Bless you.... After months of questions and Videos. Trials and errors, I ran across your AWESOME site. You make it so easy to understand. Your underwater footage just validates you know what your talking about. I am confident that if I use a worm and work it very slow. I WILL catch fish. Thank you so much.

[@peterc2452]

Awesome information and delivery. Keep up the good work.

[@weekendfishing685]

Thanks a bunch your tips helped me catch more bass.much appreciated

[@daviddisbrow1567]

Thank you for sharing that pause information I've been a fisherman for years And have never really mastered plastic worms yet I'm getting ready to go and give it a try right now!! Lake Skinner

[@davidtompkins385]

I just came across this killer wealth of worm fishing information and can't wait to put it to use in my Arizona lakes

[@scottcameron3559]

Well done matt,simple knowledge

[@brianazmy3156]

Gotta be my favorite bass bait. I've always been fascinated by all the different styles and colors. Back in the day there was maybe a handful of brands and types. Thanks for the cool video l

[@OntheRealFishing]

One of my goals for this year is to get better and more confident in fishing soft plastics. Thank you for sharing these tips. Hoping for a couple big ones in 2022!

[@D_McNatt]

Thanks for the advice. Very helpful for me as a newbie.

[@BigGfromOB1987]

Bro you guys are a different level thanks for all your hard work with these tips. You guys are awesome man

[@randomdudehere4828]

I love the underwater vids! Very helpful!

[@3dprintedlures]

Nice Job with your video. Very educational. I 3D print my own bass lures and enjoy each fish I catch with them.

[@christopherstoner5903]

Super helpful video with the visualizations. Looking forward to putting it into practice this Spring.

[@tacticalbassin]

Awesome! We're just happy to help.

[@lilesmw]

Excellent video. Thank you from a new bass fisherman

[@crystalr7602]

I've been fishing plastics for many years and never caught one thing. Thank you for the instruction. Never had anyone show me a thing about fishing, hunting or anything outdoors. I'll try these again and be in touch! Thank you so very much!

[@martinmaddox5315]

Crystal, get someone to show you how to fish the plastic worm. I’ve used them for 45 years. I like the scented ones, or can add anise oil scent if you want. You may be fishing where there are few bass. Plastic worms are excellent bass catchers. Some days a spinner bait is best, other days, a crank bait and other days plastic worms are best. All of these are fish catchers. I have caught many bass over years. My best day was a 9 plus pound, a five pound, an 8 pound and several smaller bass and I lost a huge bass that day, fishing in South Georgia and that day I was fishing only plastic worms. I’m 72 years old and never had another day like that day.

[@crystalr7602]

@@martinmaddox5315 Hello Martin! Thank you for your comments. Yes, I believe you're right about getting someone to show me how to fish plastics. I've not been able to get out much this year, but I have some up with a few ideas on how to trigger a few strikes and will try them out when I can get to the pond. I have heard what you say about plastic worms. I've had many days where I'd catch 30-70 bass believe it or not on cranks and spinners or flies. Many small ones needless to say though, but many. I often go fishing alone. I don't have any friends left that like to fish. Sorry you lost that big one! I do know I'm fishing in the right spots - have seen bass pulled out of these places I fish many times. I've fished right close to some of the guys catching 'em like crazy but I've not had a single hit the same time. Not unusual though. I just haven't had much success on plastic worms. After seeing this vid, I'll give it a shot as they say here. Thanx again for your input! Best of luck to you on future trips!

[@dougbas3980]

Very good. I am not experienced and you made it very clear/easy. Thanks

[@liquatech]

Good info! Loaded with all the links for everything discussed in the video.

[@MrBlackwater666]

Awesome video bud, great content, keep it coming!

[@jhumphrey498]

I just bought my lifetime freshwater license this week and looked up how to bass fish. So thankful you created this video because I am about to bass fish for my first time with a chartreuse pumpkin Texas rig. How would a bass hit this, I wondered. Thank you for showing me!

[@VinceNiergarth]

Had a great time this year drop shoting a jackall flick shake worm. thanks for the great video and all your hard work.

[@glennfieber7224]

My favorite fishing is with the Senko bar none! Thanks for the tips great video!

[@hogantezza6469]

great video bro. thanks for sharing all of your knowledge.

[@tazzd9269]

Great video and information. I just got into the Texas rig... I will be trying it all out. Wish there were more videos for bank fishing for us guys without boats...

[@r_azona_outdoors]

Great video!! I will definitely be trying these techniques on my next fishing trip!!

[@codyseale]

Great video!! I've never caught anything on any kind of soft plastic, mainly because I struggle with the patience side of the process, but it is one of my goals and videos like this always give me the confidence to keep trying. Keep up the good work guys!!

[@esmondkim1357]

Understood

[@adammitchell3462]

Sir,I can say that your advice about slowing the action of the worm down, to just let it be still, is absolutely correct. This is something that I struggled with for a long time,a person thinks that you need to keep that action going but it's not true,it took me a long time to figure that out. It also applys to a lot of different lures and baits

[@w.bilalkeys4130]

Great teaching video for new Bass anglers, my Lady Friend watched this with me & immediately wanted to go out fishing.....

[@seangeary3988]

Thank you for that. Some really good tips. I will try them tomorrow for largemouth.

[@basskirkster]

Excellent 101 video 👍 you guys keep it interesting and simple for the novice and even the more experienced angler. You mentioned keeping the worm above the weeds. Great tip because it’s amazing how many small baitfish are on top of the weeds., just hanging out waiting to be eaten 😂👍

[@skeymoson]

Wow … really helpful for me .. I’ve been just using top water lures to avoid the grass …I can’t wait to try out these tips . Subbed

[@bobfishnut]

Golden! Great job Matt!

[@michaelking4296]

Just wanted to say congratulations on the new edition to the tactical bassin family matt. Even though the precious little girl is not here yet. Love yall .be blessed and stay safe out there.

[@tacticalbassin]

She's here! ...and thank you so much! She's a happy, healthy little girl ☺

[@michaelking4296]

Oh wow sorry I missed that update when was she born matt. And what did yall name the precious gift from God himself.

[@DezerayTheCorgi]

Awesome! Thank you! Loved watching this!

[@gaoragonadventures114]

Very useful info when bass fishing... Thanks... 🎣👌😁 Watching from the Philippines... 🎣🎣🎣

[@chrisboyd1408]

Thanks for sharing. Excellent tips

[@brittanylancaster409]

I’m glad I watched this cause I drop shot all the time but I don’t do it slow like you said to do, but I’m definitely going to start. Thanks for the info great stuff bro!!!

[@charlesmccormick2625]

Great style instructions, w awesome video quality!!!

[@monte4891]

Subscribed immediately when you said tactical bassin. Love it

[@nickhonor9808]

Hey man, I'm a beginner fishermen and I was using the senko so wrong.. I used your method and now I'm catching 2-5 bass per hour, and caught the biggest one ive ever had!!!! I am beyond thankful for the knowledge man and now I'm gonna try the other ones!!!