How to Rig and Fish the BEST Soft Plastic Lures for Bass Fishing!

In this video I so a semi-in-depth tutorial on how and when to use the top 5 best soft plastics for bass fishing. I go over when to use them, how to rig them, and how to fish with them. From Senkos to swimbaits, this video covers them all.
#fishing #howto #tutorial #bassfishing
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:32 Creature Baits
02:52 Soft Plastic Fluke
05:06 Soft Plastic Craw
07:08 Paddletail Swimbait
08:45 Senko/Stickbait
10:36 Outro

[@tonynienas169]

When texas rigging a bait, you measure by the end of the hook bend and that is where you poke the hook tip through.

[@spageti_047]

very helpful thank you

[@rooterdaddy6889]

So why would you rig the lighter side of the wooly bug up, and then when you fish it have the lighter side down? Check the video, that's how you did it.

[@pk246outdoors]

You can change the orientation based on water conditions, but it doesn’t matter too much for a bait of that profile

[@rooterdaddy6889]

@@pk246outdoors True, but generally you want to fish the lighter side down. Creatures in nature usually are lighter beneath than on top. Let's imitate nature as much as possible.

[@pk246outdoors]

You are correct, thanks for the comment!

[@gregorybickham4871]

Paddle tails work much better on jig heads. Better action, better longevity, and most importantly better hooksets.

[@pk246outdoors]

@@gregorybickham4871 pond was vegetated heavily so weedless is the way to go

[@gregorybickham4871]

@@pk246outdoors you can easily rig it weedless by rigging it like you would a worm. I do it all the time and its still a better way to fish a paddle tail.