WACKY RIG tips to Catch HUGE Bass!

[@tygawoods468]

Great video. Just getting in to the wacky style setup and you explained everything perfectly. Thank you!

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Awesome, thank you!

[@ajgatley3119]

Brandon, enjoy your videos and how you work to keep things simple and effective. Can you consider doing a short series on bank fishing for us bank bound angler's.... 😊

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Great suggestion! I have been talking about doing a video on this. Thanks for watching!

[@ajgatley3119]

Loving it...from way down in South Africa 🎣🇿🇦

[@mikeharris130]

Great content as always. Thanks.

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Thank you!

[@andybales7318]

Here soon, ill be using a 10" wacky rigged senko type worm on a 5/0 weedless wacky.....should be interesting...never underestimate a bass's decision to eat big baits....makes more sense spending energy for 1 big meal than multiple times using energy for snacks...Big fish=Big Baits

[@georgiaboy4410]

Headed up Gumlog creek on Hartwell in the morning. Got a wacky rig ready to go👍🏻

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Good Luck!

[@pxsiden]

Could you use a wacky lure on a baitcaster?

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Yes you can. I do quite often when using a bigger worm but I definitely prefer spinning

[@romaloboda2280]

Thanks.

[@JohnSmith-wn6br]

Brandon why with your serious of spinning reels they are all extra fast instead of fast action?

[@brandoncobbfishing]

@@JohnSmith-wn6br honestly I just kept tweaking them until I like the feel and that's where they ended up according to factory standards

[@JohnSmith-wn6br]

@brandoncobbfishing right on thanks a bunch I think iam grab 2 or 3 of those spinning rods and give them a shot

[@riverrat988]

Great video

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@austinsears5125]

Quality

[@Slaughterlorder]

With the wacky rigged worms sinking so slow, do you ever let them sink to the bottom or like you said, just throw it to a spot and let it chill a few seconds and then reel it in and move on? The thing that confuses me is I thought typically you were supposed to let it sink to the bottom and that just takes forever, even shallow.

[@brandoncobbfishing]

Kind of depends on exactly what your targeting. Usually I just let it sink for a bit though as I use it for fish sitting high in the water. Too slow for me if I think they are deeper. I use a shaky head or texas rig in the situation

[@Slaughterlorder]

​@@brandoncobbfishing This makes more sense to me as to when to use a wacky rig. Thank you for the explanation!

[@mzahra1]

They often bite on the way down so letting it sink to the bottom is time well spent.

[@macking4942]

Wacky Rig bite has been WAY off on Hartwell.