2 hours ago, Bass_Fishing_Socal said:

Remember when you think you slow enough, slow down even more, especially after you fish a lot of moving bait.

Il try. Its gonna be a challenge lol

On 9/16/2019 at 8:37 PM, Mobasser said:

You might try a smaller plastic worm. A Zoom Finesse worm will draw strikes from bass of all sizes. Rig with a 1/0 or 2/0 lighter wire hook, and fish them with a slow lift/drop retrieve. Use a bullet weight of 1/8 or 3/16. June bug is a good color to start with

I really agree with this.  I would suggest, when you fish these, to lift the bait off the bottom a short distance, then keep your rod tip up and concentrate on feeling and watching the line as the bait sinks.  MUCH easier to learn to detect strikes this way compared to dragging.  Also, I would be pitching that bait into every piece of heavy cover I could find.  Oftentimes, the bass will hit the bait and take off with it.  Watch your line, when it starts moving, set the hook.

So I followed alot of the advice here and I have a great understanding of the feel of soft plastics and some of the bites. I have gotten much more focused on line watching and it is producing. Thank you for your help BR. 

 

Nice one Wizz...