Best Texas Rig Worm Weight

Tim Miles reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Chesapeake Bay. Additional comments from this report: "Fished a club tournament on the Upper Bay out of Havre de Grace, MD on the hottest day of the year - 102 degrees and humid! The bite was difficult for most of the day. While I caught lots of bass, most were too short to keep. With 40 minutes left before weigh-in, I moved to a flat with flooded timber and hydrilla. I caught my 5-fish limit in 5 minutes off of a single laydown on 6 casts. All of my fish came on a Texas-rigged Berkley Power Worm in blue fleck. I rigged the worm on Mustad's new Alpha-Point Series Alpha-Grip Finesse Hook (3/0), and I can honestly say that I never feared losing a single fish. That hook is simply amazing!"

DougReiserFishing reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Marsh Creek Reservoir. Additional comments from this report: "Flipping laydowns with a 10 inch worm, i caught a 4-10 and a few other smaller ones. "

Jacob Stem reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Smith Mountain Lake. Additional comments from this report: "A lot of fish were spawning but I was also to catch bass on the dock pilings and up under the docks throwing this texas rig. Also works great for fish on beds"

John Davis reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Lake Mooney. Additional comments from this report: "Found a few brush piles off points after pulling a few small one away with a med diving crank bait used a Zoom curltail in junebug Texas rigged to get in the brush piles and pull a few out in the 1-3 lb range Light weight for a slow fall did the trick - Most strikes were before worm hit the bottom."

Tim Miles reported catching Spotted Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Lake Gaston. Additional comments from this report: "Fished outer edges of water willow with Texas-rigged Yum Dingers to catch large spotted bass. The bite was tentative and often started with bluegill biting the Yum Dinger. Eventually, the bluegill would disperse, and shortly thereafter, the spotted bass would grab the Dinger and swim away with it."

Ben Petitpas reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Candlewood Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Caught fish off of beds around lay down trees in 8-12ft of water with the yum dinger and jigs "

Nicholas Robinson reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Burke Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Covering water with a BigWorm (XZone Blitz Worm) and a Scounbug along with some secret baits resulted in a great day for catching fish. Fish on the southern side of the lake were keyed in on smaller baitfish and would only bite smaller profile presentations (110 Jr, 3.3” Keitech on an Underspin) Great fishing on a beautiful day. The Simms SolarFlex Guide Cooling hoodie was the MVP for the day and is a must have for any angler on the water, and more importantly in the sun, for extended periods of time. Prolonged post-frontal conditions didn’t have any effect on the bite. Cover water and get bit at Burke!"

Shane Flint Outdoors reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Lake Mooney. Additional comments from this report: "The Bass were piled up in the grass of main lake points at 17-20 feet. Texas rig worked really well in the late afternoon. "

Timothy Skinnell reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Smith Mountain Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Cought multiple fish dragging rocky points in 5 to 10ft of water make sure you are close to main channels"