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Five Ultralight Techniques You Need To Fish This Year!

Ultralight fishing is about as fun as it gets! Lighter gear & smaller lures generally results in more species and more of a fight. Throughout the past few years, I have experimented with several ultra light fishing techniques. Today, I wanted to share my top five ultralight techniques for all year long. If you master these five lures/rigs, I honestly think you will very rarely skunk when you go fishing. 5 - Float Rig This technique is versatile depending on how you rig it. Personally, I love a slip float or a peg float. The slip float gives me the ability to fish any depth (especially great for suspended fish over deep water). The peg float is quick and easy for shallow creeks and streams so I love it for trout and other current-dwelling fish. See how to rig both here:    • How To Rig The Mule Peg Float   4 - Micro Jerkbait As a bass angler, I always love tossing around a jerkbait. Well, you can downsize this popular bass approach and use it on UL gear too! These are excellent for numerous species but I especially like them in windy conditions or during the fall when fish are chasing baitfish around. One Of My Favorite Jerkbaits:    • All Anglers Should Own THIS LURE!   3 - Micro Drop Shot This is another one of my favorite fishing approaches for bass, but it is equally as beneficial for ultralight anglers targeting panfish. I personally love it for deep water but it can be fished in pretty much any conditions. I like a 1/8oz drop shot weight and a small drop shot hook (number 8) with little plastics in the 1-3" range depending on what I am targeting. 2 - Double Jig Rig This rig is almost always tied on one of my setups now. The more I fish it, the more I love it. It seems to be best for Crappie or Perch, but I have caught just about everything on this setup. The beauty is that it allows anglers to mimic a school of baitfish but still throw super small gear. Check Out This Video Using This Rig:    • We Found Some BIG YELLOW PERCH On The...   1 - Jig & Plastic 90% of my fish throughout the year come on some form of an ultralight jig and plastic. Simple yet effective! The beauty of a jig and plastic is that you can virtually fish it anywhere and it can be presented in numerous depths and retrieve it in different ways. Small plastics, anywhere from 1-3" long, in various shapes/colors is what I would recommend. I like minnow and insect profiles because they are the primary forage of most fish. That said, small crawfish and worm profiles are always good to have around too! **Ultralight Gear I Recommend** Mule Fishing: https://www.mulefishing.com/ https://discounttackle.com/collection... **Ultralight Rod Videos**    • Ultralight Fishing Rod Reviews   Overall, I hope this video steers you in the right direction. Stay tuned throughout the year because I will be making several more ultralight fishing videos. If you ever have any questions/feedback, let me know! Thanks as always for the support :) #UltralightFishing Find me on Social Media! #GoOutside Instagram: https://goo.gl/7ypHLW Facebook: https://goo.gl/ViFziW Twitter: https://goo.gl/Ac1XN6 ***Disclaimer - The above is a Discount Tackle Affiliate Link. Also, I own Mule Fishing, so supporting it helps me make more videos like this!