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

Let's head underwater to watch bass eating ned rigs and dropshot worms! Want to become a better angler? Come along as we study this amazing underwater footage of fish behavior while Tim teaches the differences in presentations and how you can use them to match different bass behaviors!

We learn a ton about bass behavior when we head underwater, but we also learn about the lures we're using. From above, ned worms and dropshot worms don't look like much but there are huge differences between the different worms when you get them below the surface. Some days a ned will out fish a dropshot and other days it won't, but you've probably never considered that how the bass are positioning in different weather conditions can dictate that outcome. That is just one small take away from this underwater bass footage.

Below you'll find links to the different baits in the video. We've included the exact colors you're seeing, as well as our favorite rigging components and equipment. All the links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions of each item.

*NED BAITS IN UNDERWATER SHOTS...*
Color: TW Black Blue Pumpkin

Color: Green Pumpkin

Colors: Green Pump Blk, Prism Shad

Color: Fishalicious

*DROPSHOT BAITS IN UNDERWATER SHOTS...*
Color: Green Pumpkin org blk purp prl

Color: Dark Smelt

Color: Twilight

*MORE OF TIM'S FAVORITE BAITS...*
Color: Violet Secret, 309

Colors: Electric Shad, Baby Bass

Colors: Natural Shad, Monster Shad

*NED RIG HEADS...*
Size: 1/10th
Size: 1/10th

*DROPSHOT COMPONENTS...*
Size: 2 or 1
Size: 1/4 oz

*HIGH END FINESSE COMBO...*

*BANG FOR THE BUCK FINESSE COMBO...*

*BUDGET FINESSE COMBO...*

*TACTICALBASSIN LURE DESIGNS (AND APPAREL)*
We have a variety of custom lure designs and apparel available! Everything from Swimbaits and crankbaits, to hats and hoodies! Its all available direct through Tackle Warehouse with fast shipping. See it here...

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*MAJOR EQUIPMENT WE USE DAILY... *

*FAVORITE TOOLS AND GEAR…*

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If you plan to do any shopping, using our links before doing your shopping at Tackle Warehouse is the single greatest way to support us! You won't be able to even see a difference but they'll know you're one of us!

#underwater #underwaterfishing #bassfishing

[BasslivesmatterLLC]

Gotta make sure to give Tim the credit he deserves with the video edit. Big shoutie for doing an excellent job promoting the TB movement Tim always enjoy you and Matt's content

[brandonsmith]

I always love underwater footage I learn so much about how a lure does it's job and how the fish react. Thanks you guys for always teaching and giving us a new idea or tidbit

[paulgiannetto]

Cool underwater footage. Really confirms what your teaching. Well done

[BrianGayAnglingImages]

You guys are the Gold Standard of fishing tuition delivery and production.

[richardblake]

Tim, thank you for the great tips on winter plastic fishing. You and Matt are the masters at giving us the straight scoop and we appreciate it.

[Tbowie]

Yes Sir, the Bass and Walleye had been pretty hot on Jerkbaits last week, but when that 20 degrees weather came through Arkansas I was still out catching em on a dropshot. The Spotted bass had red in their mouths like they'd been eating craws, but didn't want a craw bait. Gave em the Netbaits Jr Crush in Goby and they tore em up! Good video Tim...alot of guys won't go back to the basics.

[larrymckinnon]

Thanks for all your great advice and videos. Appreciate you guys.

[calebriemer]

Amazing underwater footage! Helps us visualize what Baits are doing down there

[orangef]

My first lures were hard plastic Rapalas and a generic crappie grub, but the first bass I ever caught came on a 3inch Yamamoto senko. My PB and most fish caught in a day ALSO came on the same worm. It just works.

[arnemueller]

Man….I try to envision how it might look around my bait down in the water for years and years and years. You guys with your incredible footage helped getting a precise picture of it. That is nothing less but outstanding. Thanks for your excellent work 👍

[phatpakbaits]

You guys have grown so much over the years it’s inspiring .

[johno]

Tim, I really like your finesse tips. I also like using the ned rig senko and your tips on drop shot fishing, but the killer technique these past two months for me has been neko rigging a Yamamoto D Shad (smoke or olive green) with a 1/32 oz nail weight. I can’t believe how many fish I have caught with the neko rigged D Shad including the biggest bass for me so far this year at 5lb 11oz 😉

[troycote]

My first 4 lb bass was on the biggest worm in my Dad's tackle box. The black Mann's jelly worm. I still remember that first big bass like it was yesterday.

[hookreelfishing]

Great underwater footage!! Makes me wonder how many bass are just watching my lure and I think there's nothing there.

[DallasTNPer]

What up my homies I’m new to bass fishing and I’m enjoying the content what would you suggest as the first or easiest technique to learn

[dennisederer]

Thank you. So inspiring. I’m returning to the lake on Monday where I fished poorly last week. I fished your recommendations. Obviously, I must fish slower.
Thank you so much for taking time to these fish catching presentations.

[joespafford]

This is perfect for me today, totally applies to my fishing trip today, thank you

[rharan]

Underwater footage was excellent! Lots of insight. Well done.

[randymolloy]

Love the underwater verification of what your describing the bass are doing! This video really makes me want to drop shot and ned rig and I will be trying to test your technique! Thanks Tim!

[johnnyweaver]

Thanks Tim, I need to start using the exposed hook more makes sense & using spinning gear with lighter line!🎣