When bass are pressured and the water is clear, you need something different to trigger bites—and this fluke rig might be too good. In this video, I break down a power finesse fluke setup that swims and vibrates almost like a crankbait, giving you flash, action, and subtle vibration that bass can’t resist. It’s perfect for fooling big, smart fish that have seen every chatterbait, swimbait, and Texas-rigged worm thrown at them.

I’ll show you how to rig it, the rod and reel setup you need, and how to fish it to get the most natural swimming action. Whether you’re chasing pressured bass on clear lakes or just want a deadly new tool for your tackle box, this fluke rig might just feel illegal once you see how many fish it catches.

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In this video I talk about the only lure you need for fall bass fishing – a classic soft plastic bait on par in OG status with a plastic worm. The soft plastic jerk bait looks just like a bait fish and you can fish it deep, shallow, around grass – basically anywhere. I go over how to rig up a soft plastic jerk bait, how to fish it, what rod and reel to use as well as a lure mode for jerkbait fishing.