Worms
Plastic worms are the backbone of bass fishing. Their lifelike action, versatility, and rigging options make them deadly in everything from shallow cover to deep structure.
Types of Plastic Worms
|
Worm Style |
Action |
Best Use |
|---|---|---|
|
Straight-tail |
Subtle wiggle, finesse presentation |
Clear water, pressured fish |
|
Ribbon-tail |
Wide, fluttering tail movement |
Muddier water, active bass |
|
Stick bait (Senko) |
Shimmy on the fall, minimal movement |
Wacky rig, weightless Texas rig |
|
Curly-tail |
Tight spinning tail |
Steady retrieve, warm water |
|
Floating worm |
Suspends above bottom |
Carolina rig, sight fishing |
Rigging Options
- Texas Rig: Weedless and versatile—great for pitching into cover
- Carolina Rig: Ideal for dragging across deeper flats and points
- Wacky Rig: Hooked through the middle for irresistible shimmy
- Drop Shot: Perfect for vertical finesse in deeper water
- Shaky Head: Bottom-hopping finesse for tough bites
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