Know the water. Build your setup.

Bass fishing tackle

Choose a bass rig around the cover and the presentation you want. Compare components before building your tackle list.

Largemouth bass held at the surface of the water
Largemouth bass · Sam Stukel/USFWS

Choose your rig

Understand the setup before you shop.

Main lineBullet weight Offset hook+ soft plastic
Component schematic · not to scale

The setup

Texas rig

Present a soft plastic with the hook point protected for cover.

  1. 01Main line
  2. 02Sliding bullet weight
  3. 03Offset worm hook
  4. 04Soft-plastic worm
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Match the hook gap to the plastic’s body.

Start your tackle list

Select the parts you need.

Rod and reel are separate. Confirm the hook gap clears the compressed plastic.

Individual products at their current prices; no bundle discount. Check sizes and pack counts on each product page.

Bass fishing, the basics

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Read the cover

Start with vegetation, wood, rock, or an edge.

Match hook and bait

Allow enough hook gap for the plastic to compress.

Keep contact

Control slack so you can notice a change in weight or movement.

Fishing reference: Texas Parks & Wildlife. Check the rules for the water you fish.

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