my wife and i are going fishing tomorrow around 9am, was thinking about throwing the t-mac 11'' t-rigged with the new 11/0 hooks with 1/4 oz weight i just got, fishing around docks, semi weedy between 4-8'. never fished a worm this big will it work or is it just good for nights? tia

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Wow!  There must be some big bass in the waters you all fish.

No, I do not throw baits that large.

Maybe if I lived in Texas, California or Florida I would throw them, but I stick to the standard sizes.

I've caught 7 inch fish on 7 inch worms, so I'll say yes, you should be able to catch fish with an 11 inch worm....although I've never used (or possibly even seen) an 11/0 hook before.

Well I don't mean to top it but, I've caught 8 in. bass on 12" worms. You don't have to live in Texas to throw a big worm. I think your going a little overkill with the 11/0 hook though. I have use as small as a 4/0 with 10" worms. I am currently using a 5/0. Usually any bass 15" and up eat a big worm it will suck the whole thing up in one gulp, a big fish especially. A smaller fish may have to be fed a little bit.

And to answer the question, YES

Well I don't mean to top it but, I've caught 8 in. bass on 12" worms. You don't have to live in Texas to throw a big worm. I think your going a little overkill with the 11/0 hook though. I have use as small as a 4/0 with 10" worms. I am currently using a 5/0. Usually any bass 15" and up eat a big worm it will suck the whole thing up in one gulp, a big fish especially. A smaller fish may have to be fed a little bit.

And to answer the question, YES

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Fished yesterday afternoon here in NC and caught 4 fish on 10' worm c-rigged. Biggest was right at 16'  So yes definately fish it. Big worms are a great summer time bait.

You don't have to live in Cali or Tex to throw these baits.

Not sure you need a hook that big.

A 5/0 or 6/0 should do fine.  That's what I use when I fish Zoom Ole Monsters, and they're about an 11in worm.

10, 11, 12, and larger if I can get my hands on them. For numbers though I would throw a 7 1/2 inch plastic.

Have caught many 12" bass on 12" and larger plastics.

There is no problem throwing huge worms during the day, it is one of my go to baits in the summer months. But, I think you are going a little too big on the hook, I get by just fine with a 5/0.

I did just that this week on Tuesday and Wednesday. I use a 5/0 Gammy Offset Shank Round Bend Worm Hook. I didn't catch any over 5# though.

thanks for the feedback everybody, my wife and i went out, i only caught 1 bass on a shaky head, no luck on the tmack i did downsize on the hook using a 5/0 ewg but no luck, but we did rescue a boater with his two daughters, we were fishing and my wife saw a boat that was smoking pretty bad and a guy waving frantically, so we went over to investigate, his fanbelt had snapped causing the motor to seize has to tow him in, pretty funny my 1986 16' mirrocraft towing a 20' bayliner,

I think your going a little overkill with the 11/0 hook though.  

The 11/0 Owner isn't all that big.

For sure YES, throw 10" worms in daytime warm weather conditions and riggem any way you want to. My favorite hook is Eagle Claw long shank heavy wire 5/0. Shaw Grigsby and I fished recently, filming a new Rage Tail 10" worm and he showed me these hooks. Long narrow design allows ease thru grass etc and the hook point is offset just the right amount to get a sure hookset. They are Great and I have used just about everything in the way of hooks.

Good Fishing

Big O

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