The Ultimate Guide to Split Shot Rig Bass Fishing: Underwater Edition!

Welcome to Bass Insights, your go-to destination for mastering bass fishing techniques! In this episode, we're diving deep into the world of Split Shot Rig Bass Fishing like never before. Get ready for an underwater adventure as we uncover the secrets to success with exclusive underwater footage!
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[@maxcole3930]

For past few years I've been rigging my texas rigs with 2 bobber stops, one on each side of my weight. That way I can peg my weight at any distance from my bait & adjust it on the fly. You can also peg the weight against the bait or slide the top bobber stop up the line so your weight can slide freely. I've always called it an adjustable texas rig & it is also line a Carolina rig without the bead. I have a bait caster dedicated to this set up all year because it's so versatile. I fish a lot of big worms on it during summer. Besides big glide baits it's caught me all my biggest largemouth. 5 biggest fish last year was 7.4 - 8.05 - 8.6 - 9.3 & my current PB an 11.4

[@bass_insights]

That's an amazing idea 💡

[@maxcole3930]

It's only way ivt been rigging them last 3 years . I keep a rod dedicated for it because it's so versatile. Change weight & baits. It's endless & gets bit

[@Nate_Higgins]

Yes, I love doing this too.

[@maxcole3930]

The underwater footage is good. It's good to see how baits actually look& act. I always play with my baits in shallow clearer water so I know what my actions with rod & reel actually cause the bait to do in the water. A lot of time less is more & I've learned my actions cause the baits to move more than I thought.

[@bass_insights]

It's always enlightening to see what baits do underwater ... often times we over work baits and cause them to look unnatural . Thanks for the support

[@atoadigi]

Great info, thank you!!! I like to use old school techniques in the places where I fish that are heavily pressured where most guys aren't throwing these rigs anymore.

[@bass_insights]

Thanks for the support !

[@funkymojo111]

New sub, greetings from SoCal.

[@bass_insights]

Thanks for the support! I have always wanted to fish California

[@deanleslie2725]

Thanks!! 🙏🏻 that cut - R worm looked awesome im going to pick some up through your link keep up the videos boys!

[@bass_insights]

You won't be disappointed! It catches em !

[@Pooped.out.hotdog]

We use Zoom centipede in Missouri

[@bass_insights]

It will catch em !

[@alexross26]

ive seen fish eat a lure made from a hunk of wood. I think fishing is getting a bit too philosophical for reality

[@bass_insights]

If they are hungry they will eat just about anything