casting plastic worms - Page 2

striker23 · 02-27-06, 10:12 PM

plastic Worms are my favorite all-round bait, like some people said it really depends on if you are bank fishing or fishing from a boat. also how you want to work the worm. if you want to have it suspended you dont need to cast too far. its harder to control a suspended worm the farther it is from you. When i bank fish ive gotta get a long cast to reach the areas i am targeting. A problem i sometimes have with this is that a long cast messes up my rigging and when i reel the worm back in, ill notice the hook has changed positions etc...

senko · 02-27-06, 11:11 PM

as long as its past the stump,etc.

02-27-06, 11:11 PM	#27
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02-27-06, 10:12 PM	#26
striker23 BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Ashburn, Virginia Posts: 199	plastic Worms are my favorite all-round bait, like some people said it really depends on if you are bank fishing or fishing from a boat. also how you want to work the worm. if you want to have it suspended you dont need to cast too far. its harder to control a suspended worm the farther it is from you. When i bank fish ive gotta get a long cast to reach the areas i am targeting. A problem i sometimes have with this is that a long cast messes up my rigging and when i reel the worm back in, ill notice the hook has changed positions etc...

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