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How do you fish bass with a plastic worm?

Why is that method so popular , I usually just use crayfish or fly lures

it's popular because they work! bass do not develop a memory response to soft plastics. l guess it is because the texture is so similar to real food. you can lose a fish on one and have the same fish strike the same lure a cast or two later.

the most popular rig is "texas style" where you slide a worm weight up the line, tie on a worm hook and put on your plastic worm usually burying the point of the hook back into the worm making the rig weedless.

also popular is the "carolina" rig which usually uses a heavier weight and a leader from a swivel to the hook anywhere from 2 to 6 feet long, usually 24".

then there is the "dropshot" rig where you tie the hook on with a palomar knot leaving about a 24" tag end which you run back thru the hook eye to keep the point riding up. the weight is then attached to the very end of the line. either a swivel sinker or a special dropshot sinker. l personally tie an overhand knot at the end and put on enough split shot to give me casting weight.

there is what is called "wacky" style where you hook the worm in the middle or somewhere else other than the head and fish it either with or without a weight.

these are the main ways of rigging soft plastic baits. just get the correct size worm hooks to match the size plastic you are using.

When it comes to catching fish, some fishermen typical questions asked: "What were you doing at his arrest" and "What color Use ? Â These are probably 2 of the most common questions that fishermen have been in our vocabulary - and why they are important.

Made color make a difference?

Yes, color can make a difference and make a big difference. Even when fish are very aggressive and active, is possible that you are catching fish of all colors - but - you could have caught more fish and bigger fish in the "right" color Color. Lure is a key to great days in water.

Tips on using silver or gold color

Silver and gold are your "bread and butter" colors. are the basic colors are working in all situations. In general, color Silver is ideal for use in sunny days, while the darker, cloudy days, gold would be best.

Consider also clarity of water is fishing. If money Best. the water you can fish in the clear, then the flash money gives a lot of work in water clear, especially on a sunny day.s fish are able to see your way to attract a considerable distance.

If the water you rather be fishing "spot of tea" or a little dirty or "cloud", then the gold would be your attractive best choice. Oro has fantastic qualities tea-stained/dirty reflection in water - much more than money.

Keep these simple tips in mind when choosing between money and the gold basis brings, and you can be sure of having a better day to catch fish!

In dark the dark days Lures Lures updated shining bright

A general rule of thumb is always fishermen using lures bright colors in day light and dark lures in dark days. Generally, this is true, keep in mind that black will always be work, regardless of the day.

Color and appeal to different depths

If you fish in down 20 feet deep and catching many fish in a particular call, and then decreases find fishing and fish have moved deeper - The same lure can not be as effective.

Because we are going deeper changes in quality of thinking and thus the appearance changes. The next time you ask "What color did you take on" the question should be "deeply, you can fish?

Choose colors that you wisely and try different colors at different times and in different depths. Consider some of the advice contained above and will be able to calculate a model to win!

Until next time, good luck and good fishing.

Ivo Coia http://www.thundermistfishingtips.com/about-ivo/

Ivo is the expert host of the Thundermist Fishing Tips television show and YouTube video series, and the CEO and CFO of Thundermist Lure Company.

From saltwater to freshwater, tournaments to casual angling, fishing line to fishing reels, spoons to crankbaits, live bait to plastic grubs, Ivo shares tips and techniques with you on every subject and invites you to ask your own questions for him to answer.

For fishing secrets and tips, and to ask Ivo your own fishing questions, head over to one of most popular places for fishing advice: http://www.thundermistfishingtips.com

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