Two of the best bass worm Rigs

Two of the best rigs i find work killer on large mouth are Traditional Texas-rigging normally means bumping a worm or craw off the bottom, or flipping a craw or creature bait into shoreline brush and cover. Like the Carolina Rig, though, the Texas rig doesn’t have to be fished slowly with a lift-and-pause retrieve.

The wacky rig

This is the best rig i believe it has never failed me give it a try if you have not already The wacky rig is a very popular way to rig a rubber worm. This is when the hook is centered on the body of the worm, causing the to sag evenly on both sides. Sometimes anglers will prefer the hook to be off-center but most of the time it’s centered.At first impression this is a very silly looking rig, but it’s seriously one of the most effective worms rigs you can use.

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