Soft swimbaits work great for largemouth bass. With the soft swimbaits that are not pre-rigged, you have more options than if you were fishing with a pre-rigged swimbait or a hard swimbait. Just get the right size jighead and you can switch it up between swimbaits if you need to. The smaller swimbaits are great action baits and the bigger ones work better for the big bass.
Popular Techniques
Swim Them
Whether you choose to use a slow and steady retrieve or a faster retrieve, swimbaits make it easy on you as an angler. Just cast them out and retrieve them at the appropriate depth and you will catch fish.
See Them Under Water
Carolina Rig
Jighead (Longer Shank)
Standup Jighead
The shaky head jig actually works great with swimbaits. You would have to see it in the water to see just how good it looks. The nice thing about the shaky head jig is that if you are swimming a bait near the bottom, you can stop the bait and put the tail up off the bottom right in a fish’s face that may be following the bait.
Swimbait Hook
Swimbait hooks were made for swimbaits. These hooks have the weight balanced under the center of the bait, which helps give it a great swimming action.
How To Rig Swimbaits
Smaller Swimbaits (Longer Shank Jighead)
Smaller Swimbaits (Standup Jighead, no corkscrew)
Carolina Rig
Jighead (Longer Shank)
Standup Jighead
Swimbait Hook
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