i have berkley powerbait worms and want to learn how to

texas rig them... the kind i got have ridges down the bait

color blue fleck i volunteer for the hamilton co park

my boss said that's what are bass hitting on are plastic worms

Let Google be your friend:

http://www.catcherman.com/features/rigging/texasrigging030602sportmn.htm

I found this, and it helped a lot!

 

 

Glenn,

Man, that's great!

8-)

Glenn,

Very well done.  Thanks.

i liked the vid and i left a comment

well i did it... when you tie the line the worm is off centered

just a bit will that doing anything to the preformance of the

worm.. the tail of the worm has light purple to it

well i did it... when you tie the line the worm is off centered

just a bit will that doing anything to the preformance of the

worm.. the tail of the worm has light purple to it

when you rig a worm crooked, it will affect the performance, but not always in a bad way.

the good: when the worm is crooked, when you move it, it will often flutter around. sometimes this action can trigger strikes.

the bad: because its fluttering and looping around, it can twist your line up pretty good. this is more of a problem if you are using spinning gear, because twisted lines make for really bad birds nests on the cast.

i also made it weedless.. next time i'm out i'll try it and sees what happens, i t-rigged it to fast that's why it's crooked.. if i take it out

i don't want to rip the worm

Great video! Thanks for sharing.