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 Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: SteezMacQueen]
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04/30/22 12:54 PM
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jippedgenes
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5” senko watermelon red. It’s the only color you’ll ever need. Agreed also a dip of the tail in dip n glo.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Topwater2]
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04/30/22 03:20 PM
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Ken A.
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I would suggest if you've bass fished for 60 yrs and not thrown a wacky worm you have missed out on a lot of fish you could've caught. A wacky rigged stick bait like a Senko is deadly most of the year.
A wacky Zoom Trick worm is also deadly. I like a Lunker City lead nail in the head and a 2/0 worm hook rigged similar to what Wayne P showed above. It will get bit behind folks throwing standard Tx rigs all day.
As far as the color, WM red or GP is all you need.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Topwater2]
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04/30/22 08:06 PM
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Sawyer S
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I really like the Wave Worm Tiki Stick 5" in Watermelon Red
Joshua 1:9
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: SteezMacQueen]
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04/30/22 08:37 PM
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greenen
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I've tried it a couple of times with a Senko and a Yum Dinger and had zero success. I'm thinking about throwing a wacky rig this weekend if the weather allows. You need to fish it slow. Don’t impart your own action. Skip it under a dock and let it fall. You will catch fish. I promise. Yep. I caught a bunch last weekend on them and took a non-bass guy out Wednesday with a new spinning reel I helped him pick out. O-ringed a Senko and said cast and let it fall. Period. He caught several nice ones and I was trying faster moving baits and topwaters and didn't catch jack.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Topwater2]
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04/30/22 09:15 PM
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El Skeeter
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Glad you asked! A Zoom Trick Worm in JuneBug or JuneBug Red in stained water , in clear, Watermelon or Watermelon Red.
On a Gamakatsu 4/0 or 3/0 Octopus circle hook less chance of deep throating.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Topwater2]
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05/01/22 05:03 AM
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FishAdmirer
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I like a 5” Zman senko on a 1/0 wide gap wacky rig hook. I like their green pumpkin and chartreuse color senko.
Lowe 1860 CC on Eagle Mountain Lake
Catching fish never gets old.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Topwater2]
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05/03/22 01:00 AM
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Jbuhrk
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Went with a buddy to a good vegetation lake on Saturday and all he thru was a watermelon red flake yum dinger. Boated 29 wacky and weightless tx rig. Never was a fan of them but it changed my mind.
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Re: Wacky Worm Question
[Re: Jbuhrk]
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05/03/22 01:09 AM
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SteezMacQueen
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Went with a buddy to a good vegetation lake on Saturday and all he thru was a watermelon red flake yum dinger. Boated 29 wacky and weightless tx rig. Never was a fan of them but it changed my mind. They work extremely well in grass lakes.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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