as little weight as possible, mostly none. but every once in a while a 1/64, or 1/32 oz weight.
-gk
Trick Worm Tricks
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bkohlman
, Dec 09 2012 08:51 PM
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guitarkid
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pond hopper
- Locationgreer, sc
- My PB:Between 9-10 lbs
- Favorite Bass:Largemouth
- Favorite Lake or River:Lake Hartwell, Lake Robinson
Posted December 19 2012 - 02:04 AM
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Bankbeater
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I Love Bass Fishing!
- LocationMissouri
- My PB:Between 6-7 lbs
- Favorite Bass:Largemouth
Posted December 19 2012 - 06:45 AM
Swim it weightless through vegetation, or as a jig trailer.
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Hanover_Yakker
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- LocationMechanicsville, VA
- My PB:Between 5-6 lbs
- Favorite Bass:Largemouth & Smallmouth
- Favorite Lake or River:Sandy River Reservoir & Briery Creek Lake
Posted December 19 2012 - 07:21 AM
Another method I use is similar to a shakey head, but it is more snag free. I use a Confidence Baits Draggin' Head in the 1/8oz long shank size (equivalent to a 2/0 EWG) and rig it like a shakey head. Doing this will take any soft plastic and orient it at an upwards angle. Really deadly on small tubes or small profile craws like the PowerTeam Lures 3.5" Craw D'oeuvre. It places the tentacles up and in a battle stance or defensive posture. I'm not a staffer or rep for Jeff's prodcuts - just a loyal user of the Draggin' Head. Here's a video shogin how many different soft plastics you can use with the jig head.
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