How To Fish Big Worms (the Best Ways) | Bass Fishing Techniques
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- Fishing big worms for bass, in-depth! Learn to fish big Texas-rigged worms for big bass all season long. Everything you need to know to fish big plastic worms - rigging, equipment, techniques, hooksets, and information never revealed before. This bass fishing video is packed!
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I love this guy's videos. He's always so informative and also throws in some comical stuff too. I usually stick to 4 or 5 in. worms but will try the bigger ones after watching this, although where I live a 3 or 4 lb bass is not little. Thanks again Glen.
We love to hear when we do a good job. Keep ‘em coming!
One time I fished a 12inch worm and caught a 5 inch bass! Big worms can catch all size bass which I appreciate! Thanks for the video on big worm fishing it's my favorite type of fishing!
Glad you liked it rylie doran!
My grandson will fish with a big worm occasionally and has always had luck catching fish. I have not tried it but will definitely give it a try soon. Thanks for reminding me about the little trick to keep the worm on the hook. You had that in another video I watched, so I went out and bought some cheap 40# line and tried it - and it worked. (I never doubted that it would work!) Thanks. Looking forward to using a big worm soon.
That's Awesome. Happy to help!
Your wife is awesome it’s nice to see her get just as excited as you when catching a fish !
You got that right! Thanks for watching, Dustin Noe!
I just started fishing if it wasn't for videos like this i would not experienced the fun it really is to fish. now with this video on big worms will give me another experience i will not forget. in the past I only used hook worm, bread, or chicken livers, lots of times wondering what i need to do to catch Bass. now anywhere I go with my phone I can look at your videos and get a refresher course on how to fish. Thank you for all of the videos. looking forward to using big worms in my next fishing outing. hopefully today.
Glad to help, Michael Mendez. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
On thing I do not understand is how do you only have 54k subs?! The material on this channel is always top notch. Everything that Glen and his wife put on this channel is the truth, with no hidden secrets, and flat out works! If you want to learn anything fishing related this is the place to be!
We love to hear when we do a good job. Keep ‘em coming! And help spread the word so we can get more subs (we don't have the budget to buy subs like other channels do).
Your wife is a bass slayer too! That's awesome. Texas rigged 10 inch worms in New England is a great choice here as well for fishing deep. We have alot of honey hole lakes and ponds that produce big fish. Great vid.awesome info
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I joined bassresource because anytime I had a fishing question google led me to one of the threads there. Besides having a community that's active. I enjoy all these videos because I'm a new fisherman and this helps alot.
This video helps alot!! Specially talking about not just how to fish big baits but the misconception of it and how to do it correctly. can't wait to try it!
TIGHT LINES!
Hi Spartan 351. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Always great tips! I like the 40 lb mono trick and the bobber stopper will use this for sure tomorrow!
anthony parson, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I liked this information on fishing big worms I like using big worms in the fall when every one is going to the small baits I can fish something that the bass has not seen in a while .thanks bass resource
Thanks for the tip on pegging worm to the eye of hook will definitely give that a try. Good video thank Glen
Great! Let me know how you do!
Another great video! The details you give in your videos are very much appreciated. I come away from your videos feeling like any question I would have asked has been answered. Great tips on fishing the big worms.
Nice! We love to hear feedback like this. Thanks for being a loyal viewer!
Great video, been fishing big worms for decades. They definitely catch big fish.
Yes they do!
Another great video Glenn. You are always very detailed when you are giving tips. A lot of people don't go in depth as much as you do. Great tip on the heavy fishing line to keep your bait on the hook. I actually have some 40lb line that I have never used because I didn't know what to use it for. Thanks again for taking the time to help us out.
Nice! I love to hear feedback like this. Thanks for being a loyal viewer!
I have to try that big worm. Keep the videos coming. Love to see you and your wife catching bass.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback Horace Reid!
Love the tip about putting the heavy mono through the worm and hook eye.
Glad to help, Kevin Cook. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I need to give this tactic a try during the hot summer months.
I agree, I rarely catch anything bigger by using a bigger bait. In fact, all my 7-8 bass were caught with a regular bug bait or a small jig.
Great video!
Thank you!
Thanks for the tip on the 3/0 hook. 10 inch worms are fun on shaky heads as well.
I need a fishing buddy like this guy!
I've never fished with a big worm, definitely going to have to give it a try
Really great vid Glenn I fish big worms in the summer but was using 5/0 went to a 3/0 and you were right seems to get bites more frequently Also your rigging tips were good Keep the vids coming
Hi Michael Daley. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
Pegging the worm through the hook eye was a great tip. I never thought of using heavy mono for that. That should save me a lot of worms. Thank You!
Paul Dowden, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I love to use big worms in the summer!
I have never fished a big worm ,good advise to try this summer.
thanks for all what you do the videos are great. they have help both my son and myself catch more fish
Twizted Gaming, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I use big worms all through the summer here in east tn!! All species of bass love them!!!!
Haven't ever fished a big worm before, but definitely will try it after watching the very informative video
Great! Let me know how you do!
Great information here! Bigger worms and bigger hooks no necessarily mean bigger fish! I'll be using a 3.0 hook with my 10" worm!
Great video. Big worms are definitely something I need to throw more often.
Thanks Glenn. I've never used these large plastic worms before, but this video has encouraged me to give it a try. I like pitching plastics, so this will be a nice addition to my arsenal.
Dewayne Atwell, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
GOOD VIDEO GLEN-AND GREAT TIPS. IT WILL HELP IN SUMMER AGAIN THANKS SIR.
I've tried the big worms before limited success. I'm going to try them again. then there's the Ned rig. Great video again
I super glue together to get a 22" rig. Giant bass caught right in front of my BASS tourney friend who laughed when he saw my rig. I had the better day with much more and bigger fish. Kayak fishing! 5/0 hook with 7/16 weight in deep channels. dragged it. Also through it on the bank and drag it off into the water.
That is awesome!
Glenn, Comprehensive and excellent as usual. *** I think I know why big worms and big baits, in general, often also catch small fish. Fish simply have never seen themselves, don't have any way to even contemplate their own size. So, looking out from the eyes of a 2 lbs. bass, he sees the same things a 10 lber sees, acts accordingly on potential food sources. Maybe, some "learning" does take place, I don't know, so that if a small bass bounces off a prey bigger than itself, or too big to swallow, it finally gets the message and downsizes its future targets. Most mothers admonition to their children who pile too much food on a plate, then don't eat it all seems apropos here: "Your eyes are bigger than your stomach!" Brad
I like your analogy!
We have been using only small worms will have to try the big worms good video.
Great video! I'm anxious to try staking the worm to the hook using heavy line. I like using bobber stoppers to stake the weight, but when the going gets tough the weight comes off! Thanks for all the fun and informitave videos!!
Allan Palmer, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
I'm so glad I found this video. :) I just recently inherited a bunch of my Dad's fishing tackle. He doesnt bass fish anymore. He loved fishing big worms like this. There are literally bags of these in my garage now. Same colors you are using there. The red shad and the blue and black ones. He caught more big bass than anyone else I know. Going to grab a couple the next time I head out and see how I do with them.
Dee Piper, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
A thorough presentation ... I've fished mag worms before but will be able to improve my technique thanks to this video.
good info; never thought to upsize (instead of downsizing) a worm to get more bites
Great video. Best point is many fish don't see that size presentation.. Anything different on a pressured body of water could produce some nice surprises.
love fishin plastics.thanks for another excellent vid
Great video, I have a bunch of different big worms, but I haven't thrown them enough to be confident in them. And I never thought of trying smaller hooks.
Love fishing "Big Worms" Usually it's because everyone else is using 6" & 7" worms. Sounds crazy but using bigger worms gets bites when smaller worms won't. Keep up these videos Glen, please, very informative and a hint of humor at times
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Love throwing big baits
Good tip to hold the worm to the hook, thanks
I think this would work great here in GA, we have alot of over crowded fishing holes so something different would pay off HUGE
Good step-by-step lesson on fishing big worms. I'm going to jump up from my 7.5-inch "big worm" to 10 inch.
Best video ever on bass fishing!
Thanks for the support, Fishin' Freak, and thanks for watching!
Great video. I cut my teeth as a youth on Texas rig worm fishing in southern California. Only bait cheap enough for us to fish with. Of course the plastics back then were more like tire rubber ..... but still worked!
You got that right! Thanks for watching, Jim Long!
Another great video! I have been fishing a worm texas style for years. Never used a large worms like this, always intimidated me. It just didn't seem real that a smaller bass would strike a lure of that size. A good friend swears buy those large worms in tough conditions. I have thousands of worms in my arsenal but nothing that size. Thanks again for sharing!
Excellent video Glenn. A 3/0 worm hook with that big worm really surprised me. I'm going to give it a try!
Glad to help, midwestfisherman. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I have some 10.5" worms I have tried a few times without success. To be honest I haven't given them a fair chance. I look forward to trying harder with them this summer. I'm going to target more grass and vegetation. Typically I think to fish them deep in warm water but like you showed, they are very effective around vegetation and cover. Thanks Glenn
Glad to help, Justin McAlister. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Man, I thought I was one of the only ones left that used thick gauge (40-80#) line to peg hooks in worms. Growing up fishing in the 80s & 90s, that's how i learned to do it. Glad I'm not the only one left.
Yes, absolutely Meight50five! Thanks for watching!
Thanks Glenn. Love worm fishing have always threw 4" & 7" worms. Just purchased some 10" and will be throwing them this weekend. Thanks again!
I just purchased some really large worms, hope to find out soon if they work. I hadn't seen much on the big worms so was glad to see this video. Thanks for letting me look!
Wow, will have to try these techniques - thanks
Great tips i never had any luck or a single bite with big worms
Great video on fishing big worms. I don't own any large worms because I didn't think a bass would eat something that big. Very informative
Brian Rice, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Great idea with the 40 lb mono through the worm and hook eye.
I needed this video to help me get some bites today. Thanks!
I've been fishing a manns 9 or 12 inch jelly worm for years. I use a 1/4 once sinker but I don't peg it. Your right about dragging the worm. I found out you can drag a jelly worm fast. They float tail up off the bottom. And you do catch 2 and 3 pounders on it. You also catch a lot of 5's and bigger. Good tips on the worms Glen. .
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback griffinwm!
Another Great and Informative video. I always enjoy watching and learning these videos. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great tips and tricksKeep them comingThanks!
I haven't tried big worms yet... YET! I have had such good luck with Jigs, craws, swimbaits and Senkos that there hasn't been much need to fish with other set ups. There is a couple of spots were a big worm might work good for me though.
Thanks Ray for the instruction
Learned a few things on this video. Keep up the good work. These videos are awesome
Glad you liked it David Mehrhoff!
Love these videos. Really been trying to gain confidence with plastic baits this year and these videos really help point me in the right direction.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Great videos. Especially for those just learning the sport, but also old timers like me.
Ive always been nervous to throw something that big. I'll have to give it a try.
They bite them big worms like crazy. I love it. Keep it up.
I love worm fishing. Good video
Those work great here on Table Rock, especially at night with a Jika rig.
Great video. I hardly ever use the big worms. I will have to give them more of a chance.
Nice presentation. I'm gonna try throwing those big boys today.
Good tips, Will try them next trip to the lake
Great info , can't wait to try it out !
Good video, Glenn. I know I tend to shy away from the larger worms in my bag, but now I'm going to tie them on more!
Thanks for all the great videos.
You're welcome Dave Williams! Thanks for watching.
Awesome video! I didn't know big worms like that would work. I have tried worms, but nothing even close to that size. I will have to try that out!
Thanks for your in-depth videos. They have been very helpful
Another informative video! Thanks again for another great tip.
Really great tip with the 40lb line through the eye of the hook to keep the worm in place! I will definitely be using that! Thanks.
Glad you liked it rdunkel32!
Sweet video I love big worms in the grass!
Love the tips! Didn't think about using a monster worm like that!!
I like that you confirmed the misconception that big baits don't JUST catch big fish
Well done. I need to start fishing bigger worms more effectively like this
Another great video! Killer example of how to use the worm! I'm gonna let the wife watch this one!
Thanks for the support, Kenneth Jessie, and thanks for watching!
Oh yeah...worming! Keep the info coming...#neverstoplearning
Making it look so easy!! Well it with with Rage Baits!!!
Something I will have to try this summer! Thanks Glen!
I always cast worms, i will try pitching, also never use bigger than 6 in, i'll use 10 in to see what happens, maybe i get a big one thanks for the tip, great video
This is a technique I want to learn. That worm is huge! Not for Smallmouth either! Thanks for the tip Glenn!
Nice Video, love to get my hands on some of those .
Can't wait to start applying these methods to my worm game!! Thanks Glenn
Great video as always...wish fishing was that great in nc
Never used the Ragetails. Love the Jelly Worms tho by Manns. PB caught on a 12" June bug worm! Keep rippin'
Great tips. I love to crawl them through deep laydown ends.
Great summertime tactic!
found some extra long ones bigger than the power bait ones just haven't tried them yet now I will use them
Another great tutorial! thanks