Texas Rigging

One of the most important fishing techniques for a bass angler is the Texas Rig. What makes this rig so popular is it’s ability to control your bait with accuracy (finesse fishing), as well as its ability to drag through weeds without getting caught (weedless).

To rig a Texas Rig you’re going to need the following equipment:

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Bass Fishing Hooks

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There are several different types of hooks that are commonly used for bass fishing. We’re going to look at the two most basic and common hooks you might want. Keep in mind that many specialty hooks are out . . . → Read More: Bass Fishing Hooks

Choosing the Right Line

Fishing line can be a very confusing thing. There are many types of it, and we’re going to look at a few types that are popular. Before we get into details, let’s get to the bottom line.

For bass fishing, use a 6-12lb monofilament line with low memory and a green or blue tint.

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Buzzbaits

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I’m going to give you a quick and dirty guide to what  a buzzbait is, when it can be most effective, and how to fish it. A buzzbait is a close relative of a spinnerbait, in fact many new fishermen commonly mistake them as the same thing. . . . → Read More: Buzzbaits

Getting Ready to Bass Fish

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There are a few things you’ll need before you can go out bass fishing. For the sake of this article, I will be assuming that you don’t have much cash. The truth is that a lot of bass fisherman have a multitude of rods and reels . . . → Read More: Getting Ready to Bass Fish