I know plastics are typically what everyone uses. Anyone every try to t-rig, c-rig real worms?

Too soft.

there was a brazos river kayak guide who texas rigged a real baby rattlesnake a few years back. caught a big fish on it too.

Here's the story ... rattle snake bait

and the fish

Wow! ^^^

I'm not afraid of snakes but no way could you have paid me to hook up a rattlesnake

Thats crazy. Most lures are used to mimic the real life version. I would assume a real worm might work?

T-rig or c-rig an actual worm? Here's your answer:

https://youtu.be/31g0YE61PLQ

Its called walleye fishing

That baby rattlesnake story is wild. I would also think they would be too soft but a real worm could be rigged any way i am sure and work.

- Purchase hooks with the little spurs on the shank.
- Use 2 or 3 Night Crawlers.
- 1/4 inch on the nose of all worms first.
- Then hook each of the worm in the middle 1/2 inch each to cover the bind of the hook.
- You have 2 or 3 long tails handing down. The Bass love them.
- C-Rig but 3/8 oz. weight or less.

This is the Bobbing Technique.
- Swivel with 3 ft. leader.
- Big Bobber attached to the top swivel ring.
- Tiny split shot against the hook to keep them down just enough 1/32 oz.
- Cast it out using the wind to drift it down and parallel with the bank.
- Rig Night Crawlers the same as above.
- You want it to drift into 3 ft. of water so Crawler are near the bottom

You outta see what they'll do to a live lizard...

You can drop shot them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiSkB6m2KUU

hard to keep the bait snachers off them real worms....

wow using a real snake is CRAZY!! but heck it worked!!