anyone ever use texas rigs? i have a big kit with all different types of plastics and such and i'm considering trying them. have they worked for you guys at all this year?

I am not sure that this might be a loaded post. Yes, since they came out  40 years ago.

I don't know anybody that hasn't.

I am not sure that this might be a loaded post. Yes, since they came out 40 years ago.

X2

1949 would be the official birth year of the now famous Creme worm; that would be 59 years ago; in the 1964 Creme's Manufacturing catalog was the first to mention the Texas Rig by Creme. The first time I recall the Texas rig was in pictures from a 1958 Field & Stream magazine.  

Yes they still produce  

I've caught about 150 bass on T-Rig so far this season. Do yourself a favor and fish a T-Rigged worm.

Falcon

I've caught about 150 bass on T-Rig so far this season. Do yourself a favor and fish a T-Rigged worm.

Falcon

. . . . or a T-rigged Tube.  If you are serious about having never used the t-rig, you absolutely have to add this to your techniques.  

anyone ever use texas rigs? i have a big kit with all different types of plastics and such and i'm considering trying them. have they worked for you guys at all this year?

Hey buddy,

You really need to spend some time reading "Fishing Articles" at the top of the page, especially the "Beginners" section.

-Kent a.k.a. roadwarrior

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I do okay with it from time to time...   ;D

......As long as your holding your mouth right....

HA, i love how everyone cept roadwarrior used sarcasm is they're posts. and no advice except roadwarrior's post..so THANK YOU ROADWARRIOR!

RW has that on permanent copy/paste  ;D

HA, i love how everyone cept roadwarrior used sarcasm is they're posts. and no advice except roadwarrior's post..so THANK YOU ROADWARRIOR!

Buy yourself some tungsten bullet weights.  This will help you immensely with detecting bites versus limbs/brush/etc.