Getting Jiggy WIth IT

[FishinMommy]

Well what retrieve seems to work often with texas rigged worms. I heard the Best ;D way is to never move the worm in the same pattern but to keep it always irregular.

[Bassin_Dude]

you heard wrong cause there is no best!

you have to find what the fish want.....one day they want a slow retrieve the other day they ant a fast retrieve...we cant tell you the retrieve that works most often cause thats bassically askin the best retrieve

[FishinMommy]

Looks like mammas wrong again.
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I retrieve that works day in and day out with almost all of my worms is shaking on a slack line the worms across the bottom while watching the line move. When the line goes tight or jumps or i feel pressure i got him.

[Bassin_Dude]

ok...now come acroos the country annd try it here(then try it when the water is 5 degrees, then try it when the water is 90 degrees. then try it when its super clear water, then try it when its super muddy water....i gaurentee to you that in one of those conditions if not more.....it wont work.there isnt a retrieve that will consistantly get a bass!!!........also, if you already knew a retrieve that works....why are you askin?

[FishinMommy]

Works good here. Just wanted to see what you guys do, trying to learn something new. I know that it will not work in cold a$$ water. I know that from hands on experience. ;D

[Bassin_Dude]

i mix it up....i will begin weightless with a constant speed, then work my way to a slower retrieve with stop and go and then if still nothing is happening...i will add weight and begin with a constant retrieve and work my way to a slower, stop and go retrieve. 8) and if still nothin i change lures