I CAN'T STOP Fishing a Jig Like THIS!

I can't stop fishing a jig like this! Jig fishing for bass is one of my favorite ways to catch bass and it is something I have done for years. Over the years I have tried many different jigs and ways to fish a jig. This jig fishing tip is one way I will always be fishing a jig as it is a ton of fun. Try this jig fishing technique the next time you are out and see if it works for your fish!
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[@totalnoobfishing1753]

Nathan - Up here in NY (NorthEast) we typically keep the jig 'low and slow' basically dragging or hovering right above bottom. Really interesting that you break all the laws of jig n pig fishing. Thanks!

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thank you!

[@colinmccarty530]

I have had great success fishing a jig here in Pennsylvania and New York. Thanks for your tips.I'll have to try a 6th sense jig

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Good luck!

[@robertbrost7777]

Nathan, I used a swim jig last Summer for the first time and, it worked really well. I didn't "swim" it though. I let it sink and stroked it off the bottom and they went crazy for it! The sizes went up also. Once I located them it was my lure of choice the rest of the Summer and into Fall. I still use the technique up here in NJ in the Winter but, with a flipping jig and with less stroking and more dragging and hopping. It still works as I've caught a bunch this Winter.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Awesome!

[@All_is_Outdoors]

Great Video! Always appreciate your content!

[@JanoyCresva]

So you let it hit the ground? Or just start reeling after it hits the water?

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

You can do either!

[@matthewgauroniak9066]

What lake are you fishing on in this video?

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Private lake

[@Gr8one76]

I had problems when using 30 pound braid on my baitcaster burying into itself and twisting up. Any tips on preventing that? I use 40 pound now, and don't have issues with that as much anymore.

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Thinner diameter does that

[@johno7435]

Still working using swim jigs in the ponds here in South Florida. I have caught them on plan weighted jig heads with no skirt and a Yama craw but not yet on a skirted jig. Still trying 😉

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Good luck!

[@hirambrashier1449]

What time of the year was this?

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

Fall

[@klfishing444]

👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@rollievancleave7753]

So, why not a swim jig?

[@nathanquincefishing7122]

You could