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Amx
7/8/2011 1:09:00 PMGood going. :-)
I had a couple topwater hits today on a crankbait before I drug it under, but they were baby fish and didn't get hooked. One came after it again on a followup cast, but grabbed it after the crankbait went dove.
I had a couple topwater hits today on a crankbait before I drug it under, but they were baby fish and didn't get hooked. One came after it again on a followup cast, but grabbed it after the crankbait went dove.
jtwing85
7/8/2011 4:35:00 PMI have a quick question for the big bass fishermen around here. I've never seen anything outfish a worm and bobber for bass, ever. When I go out bass fishing with my friends, they start tossing out their crank baits, senkos, spinners, and whatever artificial lure they can find, and I just sit back and slay them with worm and bobber. Do people not use worm and bobber as a pride thing, or is there some other reason?
Hewes15
7/8/2011 5:30:00 PMlol can you skip a worm and bobber under a dock? More of a who wants to sit and do nothing and who wants to work for it.
rjn cajun
7/8/2011 5:55:00 PMA worm and bobber might work for a little while. How much action color and sound does a bobber and worm have? On the heavily pressured lakes you need to be creative also. Not much you can do with a worm and bobber. I`m not saying a guy can`t catch fish on that set up but I`d bet the bank on artificial and hard baits any day.
The HAWG HUNTER
7/9/2011 9:18:00 PMSPOOK......!
As for the worm and cork; fish on dude! Most of us bass guys like to know we can fool the pigs with a piece of plastic, wood, and shinny things.
As for the worm and cork; fish on dude! Most of us bass guys like to know we can fool the pigs with a piece of plastic, wood, and shinny things.