My Lucky Break

Everyone has seen the guys on cable reeling in tremendous stringers of largemouths with worms. Are these bass fishing worms really that awesome? Absolutely. Bass really like plastic worms. Now, I am not going to say that plastic worms are the absolute only way to go, but they so tend to produce some of the best bass catches around. It is something about the soft body of the worm, the realistic action in the water, and the color that brings in the largemouth bass.

Largemouth bass respond to plastic worms in different ways depending on the water temperature, clarity, depth, and amount of cover. In colder water (less than sixty degrees) you will probably want to utilize a smaller worm (less than 5 inches) with a slower retrieve right on the bottom. In hotter water, I generally like to use a 7 inch worm. You can use a faster retrieve, and even some twitching or jerking of the rod to create more action to entice the bass.

Worm colors can differ due to fishing conditions as well. For beginners, I would recommend using motor oil, black, or purple worms. They typically do well regardless of how clear the water is. For the intermediate to experts, you’ll want to use darker colors like dark yellow, orange, or darker greens for dirty water, while using natural, lighter colors like white, and replica colored lures for a more positive experience.

This will start you off on the right foot in getting some hits, and honing in your skills for your particular lake, river, or most liked fishing spot. There are some other good lures like spinnerbaits, crankbaits, plugs, frogs, and more, but the plastic worm is a time tested bass producing artificial.

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