Such a simple rig yet can be so complicated. And everyone has their own spin or opinion on it. I love the "For meeee...." 😄

I like how you keep it basic and down to earth and keeping me from slaving and working so hard when I'm on the water fishing! Smile? Much Love, Z

I love watching your vids because you can hear how much pride you take in fishing! I love fishing and I am working to be as knowledgeable as you. Thank you!

I've been using the Texas rig for decades and still learning .Thank you for the tips and advice. Fish On 🐟 🐟 🐟

Two videos in two days!!! It's a great week for all of us brother. Thank you.

Thank you Mr. Brian, my Son and I love all your videos

Great tips bro 💪

@jessevowell6103

3 жыл бұрын

Ayo what’s good norm

I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with the world! Thank you!

Excellent information B Latt! thank you! Hope you and your family are doing well and staying safe n healthy! Appreciate you making these vlogs!

Thanks for this blat!!! We love these rigs and tackle videos lots of help.

hey man thank you so much for breaking down the hooks you use in those different scenarios. very insightful

I have watched a few of your videos and the level of detail you give without wasting time is so great! I have learned a lot real fast. Keep crushing it and I hope you keep winning tournaments!!

Awesome instructional video B Lat thx for the 411. Love the channel and content thx for all u do for us in this time of need🙏🏼✌🏻🇺🇸

Absolutely love your videos, thanks Brian!

Great series of videos! Looking forward to your expertise on all different setups

"one that everybody and their brother can buy" then pulls out a $700 combo. I don't think BLat knows many everyday people. I'm excited if I can afford a $200 combo

@6Sally5

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed...my wife would be blowing up over the cost of my new hobby and immediately send me to the Zebco stack!

@Lasurge1982

3 жыл бұрын

Your right I stay in the 2 to 3 hundred dollar range for a whole setup and that is a big ordeal.

@Lasurge1982

3 жыл бұрын

Your right I stay in the 2 to 3 hundred dollar range for a whole setup and that is a big ordeal.

@ronmcc4

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like he got his rods mixed up.

@BimmerFinatic762

2 жыл бұрын

at the end of the day he is a pro fisherman who needs the best of the best equipment 🤷🏼‍♂️

Great instruction, thank you for taking the time to put out such knowledgeable information.

I just wanted to let you know that we love your video. Me and my step son watch all you video together for family night.. thank you for everything you do.. you just don't know how much you mean to him and me ..his first local troment is this Saturday.. he has all Z man stuff on i love it .. just thank you 😊

I absolutely LOVED this video..not too long and very imformative

Man I really appreciate you teaching us this stuff Thank you . Love you're channel

Thanks for the great content! You are an excellent teacher.

Thank you sharing your knowledge with us.

My favorite way to rig mine is on a 7' medium heavy rod with some 40lb braid, I like Mann's 12in worm or a zoom 10in ole monster worm, my spinning reel is a 5:2:1 gear ratio, now that works for me. I'm so glad you came out with this video!

im starting to fall more and more in love with the t-rig just based on the fact that its so versatile, i know you love your crankbaits just as much as i do please please please can we see that one next! haha all of them shallow to deep! cause i know my Dude has more than one!

Enjoyed the video!! I will definitely try these two tips.

Thank you for all the tips man.

Texas rig is my #1 rig. I have started using a bobber stopper in front and behind the weight. I make sure the weights are hollow in the rear to hide the bobber stopper there. With two stoppers I get a 3 in 1 set up...Texas, Carolina, and pinned just by repositioning the stoppers. Thanks as always for the video.

Man you are chock full of information. Thank you so much for sharing. 👍🏾

Thanks B Lat. Great information.

Texas rig with offset is what I use. I do some pond fishing have real good luck with tequila sunrise . Also use top water frogs in the shallow areas. Be safe and keep them videos coming.

As usual, very informative!

Love the Texas rig! Great tip!

Great video!! Just getting into fishing. Hopefully you’ll continue more videos like this!

What an outstanding video on the Texas rig!

Thanks for the tips blat

Great video, I learned a lot, thanks!

How does this video have any thumbs down? It's a super crash course in the holy grail of bass fishing. Great video, B-Lat!

Hey brother just wanted to say I love your delivery your attitude and just watching your videos. You are very good tips and tricks.

Cool video! I was raised up Texas rigging! I love that style fishing!!

Brian, love your videos, instruction, and just overall camera presence. Keep it up bro.

Thanks for these tips! Always open to learning more. Please dont think any point you make is a small or unimportant one. Sometimes even though I do something, I dont know why...well cause dad told me too, but its nice to know why. Thanks!

Great job, I like how you set up shop!!

Thanks bud for the awesome tips! Hello From South Africa

Awesome information thank you.

Just started fishing and I got me a 7’ medium/fast with 5.6:1 gear spinner. Gonna be throwing a Texas rig while I learn how to fish

I've never seen your videos before but damn if this wasn't the most informative video I've seen on KZread. As a complete novice, this has helped me understand what the hell I'm doing haha thanks!

Thank you for this great video,. Greetings from Germany

ok.... good video. thought this was just about the texas rig. keep up the good work.

Solid advise....Thanks .

Thanks BLat!

Hey Brian I like to use the Palomar for my offsets and ewg’s but when it comes to straight shank I like to use the snell knot. I noticed that when I set the hook it pushes the hook up into the fish’s mouth a lot better than the palomar. Great video thanks

Thanks for the information bro! 😎🎣🤜

Just came across your channel....your video was awesome!! Got yourself a new subscriber!!

Almost bought the Favorite, Hex 7’6” heavy but for that money went with the MegaBass Destroyer Valdivia. It’s insane sensitive although would prefer a more updated guide train but also paired my 7’6” with the Lews hypermag! Absolutely LOVE my Hypermag! 4.6oz magnesium!

Brian, the thing I REALLY like about you is you understand not all of us have the desire or ability to spend $$$$$$ on a rod and/or reel. So you give excellent alternatives for us to pick from. You have the honest desire to see people simply get out and fish. (Oh and I love it when your son is in your videos too!! Excellent parenting to create the next generation of anglers!!)

Great advice

Thanks mate!

Thanks B just moved to lake mary fl I needed this info

Texas rigs are great! I like fishing Yum Dingers and Zoom Ultravibe Speed Craws on mine. I also like the Strike King Rage Craw. Please do a video on your favorite crankbait setup. Looking forward to your next video, I just subbed!

Good info! 💪🏽

Thank you very much for these instructional videos if you’re going to do another one I’d like to see the one for drop shot

Really liked that video

Good Job Guy! And my 7'3" H/F just came in yesterday as a matter o' fact.

Nice set ups love the Palmetto bug

NED RIG NEXT PLEASE HAHA. Hey B. Lat! love your stuff dude. I learned about the ned rig from you and I've been loving it. This series of videos has been DOPE

@9009matorres

4 жыл бұрын

Ben Ramos look up KZreadFishingVideos (name of channel). Cornell fishes the ned regularly and tells you about setups

Thanks man!

good stuff B. latt.

Everything well put and nicely done. I use Tx rig a lot but I love the way you explained everything and there are some helpful tips in here even for an experienced fisherman. Specially the straight shank part.

Hey BLat i enjoy you videos, they’re very educational and entertaining for me. Could you do a video explaining the purpose of a rod. Ex: backbone, graphite blanks, fast tip..etc etc. i need help understanding how to match a rod and reel for the purpose of fishing i am doing. Thank you.

Thanks Brian! Thank you for dropping that pro knowledge on us. Love all the vids. Especially how you get your son involved in this sport.

Man thank you!!! It's like you made this video for me! I am gonna watch it again and write stuff down! Can't wait to try it. I never thought about the weights that much. I'd love to see more of this type of content and a lot of just how you start fishing. If the water's cold/hot, muddy/clear, wind/calm etc. I've seen you talk about it in several particular videos but one video breaking down your thought process would be awesome! Thanks again, stay safe and healthy!

Excellent tutorial

Makes sense. I was trying to use a spinning setup for texas rig fishing. Lots of lost fish.

As a bank fisher man, I use a 6 foot medium heavy fast action rod with a 7.8 ratio reel. I mostly texas rig with it but I might try your advice. I gain some knowledge from you and thank you for that :)

Love this guy

Man I don’t know what I’d do if my combos looked that good lol

@andrewwolf4963

4 жыл бұрын

River Rat Fishing TV probably fish worse while looking good ....

@andrewwolf4963

4 жыл бұрын

River Rat Fishing TV ps that’s not a knock on you , it’s actually a compliment technically but i will say those lews reels are fuego 🔥i’ve owned a few and lews gets the award for best all around reel company best longevity , while shimano still takes the crown for best overall and best technique specific reels but favorite rods still haven’t caught up to the others hopefully they will they jumped on the scene quickly im sure they’ll get better and better and those who jumped on board early and stayed should highly benefit financially

@andrewwolf4963

4 жыл бұрын

may i ask what kayak you use

@jasonthompson7737

4 жыл бұрын

i love watching all your videos and i’m a big fan.......i just wanted to know what’s your take on EWG hooks?

@shaunkirk6450

4 жыл бұрын

Can you tell me what brand your lure and component csses are? Those look alot better for organizing then mine do. I would like to check them out. Great vids by the way subscribed and bell notified! 🐟👍

Always have a Texas rig tied on one rod. Its so versatile being able to throw swimbaits, craws, worms and almost every other plastic. BFG

Thank you brian

This series is getting better each video. This one was on par with Tactical Bassin . Thanks for what you do , you are helpful and inspirational. And that Palmetto bug is bread and butter .

@andrewwolf4963

4 жыл бұрын

Dan Dosreis 10000% agreed he’s starting to really become the second best and informative channel on youtube , tactical obviously being number 1

These are really good videos! Thanks again for sharing!

Man you remind me of Richard Pryor every time you hit that high pitch "for meee" lol

It's a kids pole and my grand kids love it great buy

I used to be a huge Shimano fan. I bought a Curado last year. A 7'2" heavy. I dunno, just feels light years away from my older Falcon Cara t7. Got a Rush 7' Md Hvy. Broke the tip off the rod before I use it.

@brian latimore I really appreciate your videos you are very informative

Great video

You the best Brian you teach me so much😹👍🏻👍🏻🐟🐟🐟🐟🐟🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣 You must come to south Afrika to fish. But only after lockdown😹👍🏻🎣🎣🐟🐟

I always use a glass red bead between the weight and hook. It adds sound color and it protects the knot. Your thoughts

I’m not new/new to the channel. I am a subscriber, but I’ve always loved seeing your insight on life and fishing. I only have 4 rod setups at the moment for bass. I’m currently looking at purchasing a fast bait caster reel and heavy rod for frogging with heavy braid as my 5th rod. I have a medium heavy rod I use for Texas rig. But for punching is it wise to use a heavy cover frog rig setup or should I think about also purchasing a different setup down the road for punching? I fish primarily on a pedal stand up fishing kayak. I’m no expert, I just enjoy fishing with the tools I have. Looking to grow and learn more.

Ive become super addicted to weightless Texas rig. I CATCH some fish on the weightless 5" Senko. Heavy Fast and fast reel are a must. I like as light a line as I can get away with. 12-17 lb test clear line is nice. I like fluorocarbon but mono seems to work fine.

What is your perfect spinner set up..love the videos by the way very helpful

Yet another reason why I follow you BLat, you remember your roots and keep it real. I like that you show options for those of us who aren’t pros or who can’t afford to drop $700-800 for a set up and don’t make us feel bad about it or only endorse the best stuff. Good job covering as much as you did, you’re right, it’s a very broad and grey subject. Keep it Sir, love your work!

I have a 7'6" medium heavy Veritas with lews lfs 7 3 1 reel. I fish clear water and I use 12 to 15 pound invisx. And I have a 7'3" Heavy action Duckett Silverado with a lews lfs 7 3 1 reel. I keep it spooled with 30 pound power pro with 15 to 20 pound invisx leader that's about 20 feet long. I use it for night fishing mainly, but I've caught fish with both setups just fine. Only thing is I like the 7 foot 3 rod better for worm fishing and dragging jigs or carolina rigs. I find I don't move my bait as much with one sideways pull.

Great video thank you for all the tips. Can you use a spinning Real for Texas Riggen...✌🏽

Question. If your casting the Texas rig is the 7’6” a little long for that? I’ve been more comfortable casting with 7’ to 7’3”.

Thanks for this video B Lat! Can you provide the straight shank hook size and brand/model you use?

Man, great video! One question, If Im using braided line, how do I determine the length of my leader?

Dang B, the rod cost $400, my wife is going to kill me. Looks like a Father's day 🎁. Nice vid.

Drop a video with tips/advice for new tournament anglers. Keep up the great content!

@BrianLatimerFishing

4 жыл бұрын

That’s the entire channel buddy

great video sir i subscribed

Really enjoy these videos , can you also do one on a Carolina rig as well ? Thanks