@@jacobstarr9010 I agree! everyone thinks the bigger hooks will get more hits, but the bigger the hook, the easier it is for the fish to see it and easier for them to nibble off the bait
Always new about that first style for smaller style fish but had no idea until now there are other styles to hook a worm for other bigger fish. I will be trying that next time I go out and add it to my arsenal of baits.
Always enjoy your videos, and appreciate you sharing your considerable fishing expertise with us via the tips and techniques you present. Keep 'em coming--thanks!
That’s funny! I was dictating this because I’m actually driving with an earbud in my ear I’m actually driving back from fishing all day. And I see how the algorithm cannot understand my southern accent very well. I said I was subscribed to you already, and I turned on notifications today!🤪🤪🤪
I was already subscribe to you, but I hadn’t turned on notifications. So I turn on notifications today. I do have an exception about the baiting the hook worm for panfish I don’t put near that much on there and I catch the panfish. they don’t steal as much meat, so its just an alternative way and I would put maybe a third of that worm on the fishhook and I’m gonna catch the fish anyway.
Has anyone tried burying the hook point at the end in order to snag weeds a little less? I imagine a hookset would poke the point through the side of the worm no problem regardless. Nice vid!
Hey Ivo, would you please explain the setup for the bug game in this video? I notice a sinker in the bottom and hook diving in the middle of the line. Am.i right m
I'm a beginner (started years back but stopped and I didn't have the internet back then) now I'm lost. Thanks at least I won't for this. Do someone know a very good and simple website where o could learn? Every time I ask something on Google I got 20 things looking out not even answering my questions Thanks.
Good morning Mr! Very good videos st, l have a question for you, sometimes when l go fishing l have problems with my line, it tangles a lot, what would be the best way to set up a fishing line? Thank you, blessings.
Soak mono in water for a week before you use it and that will take out most the memory. That's a tip from Richard Gene the Fishing Machine. Look him up.
As someone said, soak your spool in warm water for a bit. You'll also want to make sure you're spooling your reel correctly, you can search TH-cam to find what you're working with. And you might also benefit from a barrel or snap swivel, depending on your tactics.
You need to ask more specific questions when talking about line twist. 1. What type of reel? Size? Spinning, size 30 2. What pound Line and type. 6lb, 10, 25 lbs, Mono, floro, braid 3. What is your setup? Trolling a spoon. You will get a much more precise answer hopefully. Some 101 for you on line twist. 1. Use a swivel on spoons and any lures that may rotate in complete circles. 2. Using a super heavy line on a small reel especially a spinning reel may cause line coiling or excess memory that is sometimes mistaken for line twist. Check reel for recommended line to use. 3. Something old, something new - Line twist happens to even the pros at some point. Sometimes you just need to respool and start over. Pros don't waste time doing the same thing and getting the same results. Not the true pros.
Do you always fish live worms with a bobber/float? If not, what are other methods to fish live worms on a rod and reel? What about catfish that are deep on the bottom?
you can fish worms right on the bottom for catfish - here is a video we did, sharing some tips - hope you enjoy it: th-cam.com/video/E1Ub5NB2gm4/w-d-xo.html
I like worms a lot but they are so easy to fall off of a hook. I like really small hooks and wrap the worm every other time I hook it through the hook.
I would like to know which lb line to use when using worms and also, what size/type weights if any. Lastly, if using a ball float, do we use a weight then? Sorry, for not knowing the proper terminology. I’m just a lady that wants to learn to fish with worms. Lol
the lb test line will depend on what you are fishing for, but a general all purpose one would be 8 or 10 lb. For the sinker weight, that also depends, but again, in general, a 1/2 or 3/4 oz sinker will work. As for using a ball float (i.e. bobber), you can use small split shots on your line to help keep your bait down, or you can use them with out any weight at all. here's a video that may help as I show you my rig th-cam.com/video/W0v-NBcudZI/w-d-xo.html Glad to hear you want to learn and you may find other videos on our channel that could help you - good luck on the water
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Just how a video should be ! No 2 min fancy intro. Straight to the point ! And Thank you for the great info !
Exactly
Truth, hate these guys who try to be Casey Neistat
I also hate the fancy intros.
And Ivo doesn't mind getting his hands dirty. lol
I owe you my gratitude. Caught it within 2 mins
He looks like a kind Red Foreman... Great advice n tips
He’s going to put his foot up some fishes ass..
Every time he hooks a fish he probably laughs and calls it a dumbass LOL
me and my son have really bonded fishing, thanks for the info on wormin our hooks!
Well thank you for everything and god bless you
Makes a lot of sense. I’ll revise my worm hooking technique and give it a try! Thanks Evo!
I’ve fished with worms as a kid, and now with my grand daughters. Great tips, thanks!
All these methods and panfish still rob me.
I thought the same exact thing!
That was me until I got smaller hooks. Once I got smaller hooks I was getting catches on every cast fishing for sunfish.
@@jacobstarr9010 I agree! everyone thinks the bigger hooks will get more hits, but the bigger the hook, the easier it is for the fish to see it and easier for them to nibble off the bait
@@jacobstarr9010 thank you so much for this comment
@@glitch_nyspy3756 be careful also. One thing I didn’t mention is the trade-off of using a smaller hook: it’s more likely to be swallowed.
Awesome tips! I love how you described what each fish size would be more attracted to the presentation of the worm on the hook.
Wow! I love fishing with worms and the closest one I ever did was number one. Thank you sooooooo much. I really needed the finesse.
Man this is a great video. No fluff and gold advice. Thanks
I subscribed cos he seems like the happiest fella
WOW!!!! Strait to the point 100%..... You made my day!!!!
Thank you
Always new about that first style for smaller style fish but had no idea until now there are other styles to hook a worm for other bigger fish.
I will be trying that next time I go out and add it to my arsenal of baits.
Awesome directions for my kids fishing 👍 and me
Thank You!
Keep making these video's please.
You make it very clear about what you are speaking about!
you have inspired me to get back out there and worm fish. cheers mate.
Wow great video can’t wait to try this technique
I'm so happy to see this video, the worm is timeless bait!
Thanks for posting!
Wow...never knew this. Thanks will try it
Always enjoy your videos, and appreciate you sharing your considerable fishing expertise with us via the tips and techniques you present. Keep 'em coming--thanks!
thanks for the tip, i will try them
This advice put me on some fish! Thanks sir!
That’s funny! I was dictating this because I’m actually driving with an earbud in my ear I’m actually driving back from fishing all day. And I see how the algorithm cannot understand my southern accent very well. I said I was subscribed to you already, and I turned on notifications today!🤪🤪🤪
I always wondered why they recommend long shank hooks for bream. First time I’ve heard it explained.
Thanks for sharing these tips.
Thanks a lot
Hello IVO - Thank's for these three ( 3 ) good worm tips -
I always wanted to know about different hooks and there type of uses. Thanks Thundermist and for all the wonderful product and tips
Gonna have to try these
Thanks for the very good tip sir 👍
Best bait thank u so much sir
This was amazing
Like before I watch, I like your way "folks" 😃
Great vid. Thanks
this is a good video-well thought out and easy to follow with a lot of simple information for us-thanks
Great stuff, thank you....
Thank you so much for the video it helped me used live bait for the first time.
Thank you. 🙂
You are a legend thank you
Sir you are so right... thank you for your time...
Great advise. Thank you!
i fish all the time and i can only catch catfish. ima try this out to see if i can get a bass with a worm for fun.
Thank you this helped a lot
Did you ever use a worm rigging needle? You can thread the whole worm up the line.
I have used one, but it has been years
I use one all the time they work great. Been using one for years.
Thank you sir
Thank you!! Very helpful!
I put a nugget on the end for the big hooks when looking for catfish it filters out the carp as well
Ur my hero. 🎮Thanks Pro
Thanks for the video in the advice
Thanks for the tips sir hope it work one day😅
I was already subscribe to you, but I hadn’t turned on notifications. So I turn on notifications today. I do have an exception about the baiting the hook worm for panfish I don’t put near that much on there and I catch the panfish. they don’t steal as much meat, so its just an alternative way and I would put maybe a third of that worm on the fishhook and I’m gonna catch the fish anyway.
Nice, showing. thank you.
Great video. Do you use a float for any of the worms?
yes - you can use a float if you want :)
Thank you!!
Good info, thanks!
Man I was just wrapping my worm up and stuff but tried this and no bs nailed a monster 10lb 2oz BASS
that's fantastic!!!
well done!
Great video
Hey Ivo: Thanks for sharing!
amazing, thank you
Good video
Need these basic videos now trying to teach my little ones
Salute from Brazil! Congratulations for The Nice vídeos! Did you ever try worms in salt water?
yes - worms work good in salt water as well :)
Great video! Thank you
Thank u sir🥰
Thank you! Great info!
Thanks!!
AWESOME VERY INFORMATIVE OVERALL GREAT VIDEO THANKS MAN
This is the best method to fish. The fish comes to you. You yourself can just wait for the line to move away or the rod is moving
Do you use sinker?
The first method with no wieght and light line drifted in light current is absolutely killer for trout and salmon
Has anyone tried burying the hook point at the end in order to snag weeds a little less? I imagine a hookset would poke the point through the side of the worm no problem regardless.
Nice vid!
good video , subscribed
glad you enjoyed this episdoe and welcome to our family of subscribers....great to have you on board :)
thanks ivo
Thanks so much! I’ve always wished I could rig up a worm without having my dad to do it or struggling myself lol! Thank you once again👍
You know your worms escape at 3:37. Right?😂
Awesome! Id like to know what kind of rigs you use , as in weights? Or how you set up your weight and hook?
...check out the pre-tied T-Turn bait rigs - they are already rigged and you will be able to see how, and for different species as well :)
Do you have a follow up video on how to correctly set up sinkers and floats with live worms?
not yet - if we get a chance, we will
2:14 bass
Hey Ivo, would you please explain the setup for the bug game in this video? I notice a sinker in the bottom and hook diving in the middle of the line. Am.i right m
...yes...that would work good :)
What is the best size hook 🪝 to use for fishing 🎣 in pond and lake.
depends what you are fishing for, but as a general rule, you can use a size 4 hook :)
Gonna try the 2nd one. I've been losing my bait alot
0:56 I just can't seem to thread a worm on a hook to save my life. I end up knotting mine on. But I will try harder! And getting some #6 J hooks soon.
There is a cheap tool called a worm threader. Check it out!
love the orange shirt. Do they have one for sale, back at the Thundermist shop?
...I love that shirt as well.....sorry, we do not have any for sale but good luck on the water :)
Thanks for this! is a leader and snap or swivel needed for worm fishing?
...no it is not.... :)
What was the hook size mentioned in the 2nd technique?? And very helpful video, thanks! :)
2/0
This worked perfectly thanks. Had four rainbow trout bite my line
I had so many rainbow trout bite my line
Hi, which is better to catch fish - freshly dug out earthworms OR keeping for some days after digging out?
The freshly caught ones might be more lively but otherwise there would not be a difference
@@CookingwiththeCoias 👍👍👍
Thank you so much......
I'm a beginner (started years back but stopped and I didn't have the internet back then) now I'm lost. Thanks at least I won't for this.
Do someone know a very good and simple website where o could learn? Every time I ask something on Google I got 20 things looking out not even answering my questions
Thanks.
Good morning Mr! Very good videos st, l have a question for you, sometimes when l go fishing l have problems with my line, it tangles a lot, what would be the best way to set up a fishing line? Thank you, blessings.
Soak mono in water for a week before you use it and that will take out most the memory. That's a tip from Richard Gene the Fishing Machine. Look him up.
As someone said, soak your spool in warm water for a bit. You'll also want to make sure you're spooling your reel correctly, you can search TH-cam to find what you're working with.
And you might also benefit from a barrel or snap swivel, depending on your tactics.
You need to ask more specific questions when talking about line twist.
1. What type of reel? Size?
Spinning, size 30
2. What pound Line and type.
6lb, 10, 25 lbs, Mono, floro, braid
3. What is your setup?
Trolling a spoon.
You will get a much more precise answer hopefully.
Some 101 for you on line twist.
1. Use a swivel on spoons and any lures that may rotate in complete circles.
2. Using a super heavy line on a small reel especially a spinning reel may cause line coiling or excess memory that is sometimes mistaken for line twist. Check reel for recommended line to use.
3. Something old, something new - Line twist happens to even the pros at some point. Sometimes you just need to respool and start over. Pros don't waste time doing the same thing and getting the same results. Not the true pros.
Hi Frank - take a look at this short video as I believe it will help you :) th-cam.com/video/GkyGPl0k_AE/w-d-xo.html
Panfish you have to have the tip of your hook covered to catch more fish
Do you always fish live worms with a bobber/float? If not, what are other methods to fish live worms on a rod and reel? What about catfish that are deep on the bottom?
you can fish worms right on the bottom for catfish - here is a video we did, sharing some tips - hope you enjoy it: th-cam.com/video/E1Ub5NB2gm4/w-d-xo.html
I like worms a lot but they are so easy to fall off of a hook. I like really small hooks and wrap the worm every other time I hook it through the hook.
Just wondering if there is any advantage to using European night crawlers instead of Canadian night crawlers?
...not sure there would be any advantage.....
I caught 6crappie today using night crawlers crappies are fast
I would like to know which lb line to use when using worms and also, what size/type weights if any. Lastly, if using a ball float, do we use a weight then? Sorry, for not knowing the proper terminology. I’m just a lady that wants to learn to fish with worms. Lol
the lb test line will depend on what you are fishing for, but a general all purpose one would be 8 or 10 lb. For the sinker weight, that also depends, but again, in general, a 1/2 or 3/4 oz sinker will work. As for using a ball float (i.e. bobber), you can use small split shots on your line to help keep your bait down, or you can use them with out any weight at all. here's a video that may help as I show you my rig th-cam.com/video/W0v-NBcudZI/w-d-xo.html Glad to hear you want to learn and you may find other videos on our channel that could help you - good luck on the water
Thanks dad
These are all the combinations of methods everyone uses all their life… Until the first time they use a worm threader, then there’s no going back