Winter time Texas rig plastics

[soopd]

I fish a lot during winter time. I mainly use an a rig, chatterbait, grubs, and jigs. 

What style plastics are the most productive in wintertime? Our water temps get down to around 42 degrees.

 

[Catt]

Big Craw Worms.

[Ginosocalbass]

I've caught fish in winter on a taxes rigged chigger craw. Just fish slow. 

[primetime]

Zoom Critter Craw...smaller size but both are good in cold water as they have limited action...As mentioned, any presentation can work or worm etc. but usually slow is key. I like to downsize usually, but a critter craw is a good start imo. Also grab some small 3" sassy shads on darter heads for suspended fish.....inexpensive and do the job.

[Lucas Julian]

I would Texas rig something with not a lot of action like straight tail worm or something.

[Bluebasser86]

Not a T-rig exactly, but I do well dragging a beaver on a swinging football head during the winter. I've also done well dragging a tube on a T-rig in cold water. 

[Goose52]

Plastic craws for me - mostly Chigger Craws and Ultravibe Speed Craws.

[camman]

Our water doesn't get cold as 42 degrees but I've done well with the Zoom Ultra-vibe speed worm.  It has a little bigger profile with a little tail action

[Scarborough817]

none my lake is ice 

[scaleface]

The  colder the water the slower I want the lure to fall . So instead of worms I like Craws with twister  pincers . Havent tried it yet because  I dont fish cold water much anymorw , but a hula grub should be effective .

[Nathan Burton]

Whichever you chose, fish it slow!

[Bankbeater]

I use craws, finesse worms, and creature baits mostly.  Anything small and compact.