The BEST Deal on Bass Fishing Lures + Ultralight Fishing Jigs for YOU
I’m spilling the beans on the best deal for soft plastic Bass fishing lures I’ve found—Ollie’s Bargain Outlet! Popped into Ollie’s and scored five packs of soft plastics, including worms and crawfish, for just ten bucks—two dollars a pack. In this session, I also open some mail and pick a lucky subscriber to get some Micro Jig Heads. If you’re near an Ollie’s, check their fishing section for steals like these. Budget lures can still catch plenty from the bank.
These soft plastics are perfect for Largemouth Bass and versatile enough for other species. At two bucks a pack, you can stock up without breaking the bank—great for shore anglers keeping it simple. The Micro Jig Heads I’m giving away are ideal for ultralight fishing, too. Want a shot at some? Subscribe, like, and comment on the video. Found any killer fishing deals lately? Share ‘em!
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Picture Perfect Bluegill – Fishing For Perfect Bluegill From Shore
Nothing beats chasing picture-perfect Bluegill from the bank, and I’m out doing just that with my Realistic Fishing Desperation Rig. Hit the lake and got straight into big Bluegill, even with muddy water throwing a curveball. Tweaked my ultralight float rig to the right depth, and it was game on—multiple Bluegill over nine inches! Shore fishing doesn’t get much better than this, and the Desperation Rig’s a must-have for quick, reliable catches.
The muddy water didn’t stop those Bluegill from hammering the rig—adjusting the float depth was key to dialing in the bites. These nine-inchers fought hard, making every cast worth it. For bank anglers, having a go-to setup like the Desperation Rig can turn any trip into a win, especially in spring. What’s your secret for landing picture-perfect Bluegill from shore?
Bluegill Highlights:
- Use the Desperation Rig for big Bluegill in muddy water.
- Adjust float depth to match fish activity.
- Keep an ultralight setup handy for consistent shore action.
- Target areas with cover to find bigger panfish.
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When The Fish WON’T Bite Anything Else? Fishing My Desperation Rig!
When the fish won’t touch your lures, it’s time for the Realistic Fishing Desperation Rig. I started with a Texas Rig and a Ned Rig—nothing, not a nibble. Before getting skunked, I tied on the Desperation Rig: a 1-inch Gulp Minnow, small jig head, and weighted cigar float. Boom—big fish started hitting! Landed some nine-inch Bluegill that made the day. Downsizing to this finesse setup saved me when bigger lures flopped.
The Desperation Rig’s a game-changer for bank anglers—those big Bluegill couldn’t resist it, even when the bite was dead. Spring’s tricky, and sometimes you’ve got to go small to score. The Gulp Minnow and float combo’s simple but deadly, perfect for beginners or anyone facing a tough day. Ever had to pull out a desperation move to catch fish? What worked for you?
Desperation Rig Breakdown:
- 1-inch Gulp Minnow: Perfect for big Bluegill.
- Weighted Cigar Float: Keeps the rig in the strike zone.
- Small Jig Head: Size eight hook for finesse fishing.
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Tips for Spring Bank Fishing
- Score Budget Lures: Ollie’s soft plastics at $2 a pack work for Largemouth Bass and panfish—stock up cheap.
- Try the Desperation Rig: 1-inch Gulp Minnow on a float rig catches big Bluegill when other lures fail.
- Tweak for Tough Water: Adjust rig depth in muddy conditions to find active fish like Bluegill.
- Fish Smart Spots: Docks, weed edges, or structure are go-to spots for spring catches.
- Respect Other Anglers: Don’t crowd docks if boats need in. Boaters, give bank anglers space—you can fish spots they can’t, so move down to keep everyone casting happily.
