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Yes indeed. I fished hard all week and worm was my number one producer by a landslide 

 

then again it’s been that way as long as I can recall

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  • Super User
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I use Texas rigged worms every time I fish. I may start with something else but the worm always finds it way on to the hook.

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What type of worms are you talking about? If we’re talking about ribbon tails air straight tails, I use those a lot

  • Super User
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My #1 rig for almost 40yrs. I wouldn't even consider going bass fishing without some bullet weights, worm hooks, and plastic worms.

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Still lots of guys throwing Texas rigs, it just isn't an internet darling bait, so you don't hear about it as much.

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Pretty sure if you did a survey asking if you could only have one bait for bass fishing, specifically largemouth, it would be the Texas rigged worm. It’s never going away. 

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Senkos and trick worms both texas rigged and/or Wacky are must haves for me. Never leave home without them. 

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it is what I use every time I fish...........it will be what I use when I make my last cast..........not any time soon though.........

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I throw TR and wacky. 

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I can't imagine a bass fisherman NOT using a Texas Rig

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Weightless Texas rigged worms are what landed me my first bass. Went from never catching a bass to catching 34 in a weekend.

 

Only change I'm making from the 2/0 ewg and Zoom tricks is adding 4/0 and 5/0 with some 10-1/2" and 12" worms.

 

I hear ya gotta have big bait to catch big bass, so imma give it a go.

  • Super User
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I try them every time I fish, but always catch my best fish on something else, but I will keep trying.

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I use the Oklahoma Rig, same as a Texas Rig only better.

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  • Super User
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Texas Rig...yeah buddy ?

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I used it most of this morning.......with success. 

  • Super User
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Yuuup all day....no need for tokyo mex etc etc rigs old reliable  is reliable 99% of time if it dont work time for topwater or spinnerbait anyhow IMO

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I only use the traditional Texas Rig with a sliding bullet weight. Otherwise it’s weightless or at the business end of a C-Rig. If I dont want the worm to move independently of the weight, I use some form of jig head. 

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