Texas Rigs (Worming)
Worming with a texas rig has a lot of great applications. You can fish it weightless up shallow around vegetation or you can fish it with a bullet weight out deep through bush piles and around points. Regardless of where you choose to fish it, the worm is one of the most fish biting baits. Subtle drags or hops are enough to get the worm to move in a way that attracts bites. Heavier gear should be used to help drive the single hook point into the fish when they bite.
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How to Set Up a Texas Rigged Worm w/ Patrick Walters
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How to Choose the Right Texas Rig Hook
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