Learn

The 6th Sense Panorama is one of the most versatile soft plastics in bass fishing. From drop shots and chatterbait trailers to big swimbait heads, buzzbaits, and offshore swing heads, here are the best ways to rig it.

When bass start keying in on bluegill during the spring spawn, having the right profile can make all the difference. The new 6th Sense Flip Gill was built to imitate panfish with unmatched realism and versatility, making it a deadly option for flipping cover, targeting bedding bass, and fishing around bluegill beds.

Fishing is more than catching fish. It is one of the last true ways to stay connected to nature, challenge yourself daily, and keep chasing something that never gets old.

Big bass do not always want the biggest crankbait. Here is how downsizing a squarebill and keeping it in the strike zone around suspended fish can unlock bigger bites.

February is prime time to target pre-spawn bass with moving baits, jerkbaits, minnows, and bigger soft-plastic presentations. Here are five confidence baits we keep tied on when big females start staging.

From shallow crankbaits to offshore jigs, deep divers, and topwater walking baits, Lee Livesay’s 6th Sense Collection covers proven confidence baits for every season.

The 6th Sense Ozzie 4.0 is a 4-inch soft plastic bait built for hover strolling, jig head presentations, and bladed jig trailers. Its clean baitfish profile, side-to-side roll, and natural stall make it especially effective when bass are tracking bait but not fully committing.

The Option Swimbait gives anglers a realistic soft swimbait profile with two rigging options for different situations. Fish it with the bottom treble when bass are positioned underneath the bait, or switch to the top-hook setup when you need to work around grass, brush, rock, or timber.

For Jay Watkins, fishing is not just about one good day on the water. It is about discipline, adjustments, observation, and the constant pursuit of understanding fish a little better every trip.

The JigSaw is built for anglers who want a bladed jig with strong vibration, clean tracking, and the versatility to fish grass, shallow cover, wind-blown banks, and baitfish-heavy areas throughout the year.

When bass push offshore and start grouping up, the C15 and C20 crankbaits are two of the best tools for triggering big bites. Here’s how we fish them fast, hard, and aggressively around points, humps, roadbeds, grass, rocks, and brush piles.