Plastic Worms
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| Plastic Worms are one of the most effective, yet inexpensive baits every produced in the world of fishing. They are so effective around all types of cover and if you do happen to lose one, it doesn't cost you very much like some of the high-tech lures today. Plastic worms are very effective in all types of conditions. They are the most popular lure among bass fishermen and that probably won't ever change. How To Use Plastic Worms There are a few different ways to use plastic worms. You can rig a worm on a bass-sized hook with no weight. You could also use the carolina rig, texas rig, drop-shot, wacky style, a jighead, or even just a small split shot about a foot in front of the worm. Where To Use Plastic Worms Plastic worms can be used anywhere. There are weedless hooks, so they are very effective around weeds. You can fish shallow water with no weight. In 6 to 8 feet of water, the drop-shot is very effective. For catching bass in deep water, you have the option of the carolina rig or texas rig. Plastic worms are one of the most versatile baits on the market. Types of Fish Caught on Plastic Worms Plastic worms were made for bass fishing and they definitely catch a lot of bass. Plastic worms have started to become very popular with walleye fishermen. Anglers will jig different styles of worms and they are very effective with a spinner-worm rig. You can catch other types of fish, but bass and walleye are most common. Problems With Using Plastic Worms Some anglers don't have the patience to use a plastic worm. When these anglers fish a plastic worms, they work it too fast and they don't use it long enough to get the desired results. You must have patience when fishing the plastic worm. They work if you work them correctly. |