07-07-05, 12:49 PM | #1 |
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Worms
i was wondering what u think would be the best worm for murky water when its about 90 outside... i have been trying a bright green 5 inch gulp but i havnt been getting much.
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07-07-05, 12:51 PM | #2 |
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Re: Worms
Try a big tube bait or a Brush Hog. You might want to try a 10 inch powerworm.
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07-07-05, 12:51 PM | #3 |
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tiki sticks wacky rigged...deadly lure try it
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07-07-05, 02:07 PM | #4 |
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You also might want to try a 7" redshad worm.......... Works well for me
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07-07-05, 02:20 PM | #5 |
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Personally, I hate Berkley. Anything thing that has Berkley's name on it, I will not buy.
I'd get me a few Smokin' Shad Super Flukes, a pack of 7.5" Tequila Shad worms (<G.O.A.T.), and a pack of ZOOM 6" Black Lizards. Only ZOOM. And depending on the time of day, (I know he said worms, but work with me) a white buzz-bait, and a chatreuse and white spinner bait. Willow/Colorado tandem. |
07-07-05, 03:10 PM | #6 |
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Why do u hate berkley? I love them! I catch alot of my fish on berkley. Some times i put berkley bass attractent on my stick baits.
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07-07-05, 04:23 PM | #7 |
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MMMM..... Powerbait attractant. J/K, I like Senkos or Tiki-Sticks the most. I will use a 4 inch power worm also. Zoom makes the best lizards, but they have to be junebug! Tubes, go with strike king or zoom brush hogs.
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07-07-05, 04:28 PM | #8 |
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Try placing a 6-inch plastic worm inside the hollow part of a large tube. It works best if the tube and worm are the same colors. The fringes on the tube seem to entice the bass. Fish the worm with a Texas rig. I caught a 6 pound bass using this method.
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07-07-05, 04:28 PM | #9 |
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Try a Zoom Ol' Monster it's 10.5 in. and throw it in junebug or black neon or something dark.
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07-07-05, 04:33 PM | #10 |
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[quote author=bigbob link=board=news;num=1120751354;start=0#7 date=07/07/05 at 15:28:48]Try placing a 6-inch plastic worm inside the hollow part of a large tube. It works best if the tube and worm are the same colors. The fringes on the tube seem to entice the bass. Fish the worm with a Texas rig. I caught a 6 pound bass using this method.
[/quote] Funny bigbob I was bored the other day and I did the same thing accept I cut the top of the tube off and slid it about an inch or two down the worm and burnt it with a lighter so it would stay in place.................I am going to try it sometime next week hopefully........ |
07-08-05, 09:22 AM | #11 |
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i like the wrms gary yamamoto makes.
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