I just started using trick worms about 3 weeks now. They have been in my tackle box for about 4 years unopened. I just discovered a new world of fishing. 😁
I've been using this for the past 7-8 years, it is definitely one of my favorite way to fish for bass anytime from spring to late fall in southern Louisiana, I use 40-50 pound braid and the fish love it I ususally use a 3/0-4/0 hook, glad someone finally posted a video on this, my most successful colors are white and pink, a very good technique👍
I have never thought of using a floating worm this way. Loved this video. As always, great information and great video. Thank you for the time you put in making them for us.
Hey Glenn: Thanks! You made me very happy yesterday with your trick worm tip. For two hours, I applied it and only it; result was more largemouth bass than I've ever caught in a day.
Viewers: Here's a closeup of mine rigged, based on "the Great Glenn tip" www.dropbox.com/s/vpo7clysw868gn8/Trick%20worm%20on%205%3A0%20with%20swivel.JPG
Glenn, I want you to know I never get the feeling I’m waisting my life watching your videos. You certainly have a talent for teaching ( Clearly Explaining ) what you are doing and why. Stealing a line from Dave Ramsey, you have the heart of a Teacher. I always learn something from you and put it to work on the weekends at my Lake Cabin. I so much appreciate your time & talent. These videos you and I assume you wife are making, make my fishing weekends so much more enjoyable and successful.
Thanks for the helpful info!!! Your a talented teacher and keep up the great work💪🏼 I will say, just my opinion on one thing, I would never use 6lb line on a spinning reel when I know there at big bass in the area…..Again, my opinion, you would be asking for trouble and miss some big bass. Smaller bass, then no problem. I would even be using a spinning reel. but if so for this application then nothing less than 10lb. Again, thanks for your help
Excellent tips and true wisdom again!☝️.I know I’m just another random person with a keyboard here, but you sir have been my mentor. I became an angler just 2 yrs ago. I’ve watched actual days of accumulated videos since, you are by a longshot to me the smartest fisherman I’ve come across. You’re little tips on rigging, line and reel choice etc have rapidly made me better. Yourself and Matt Allen are the smartest anglers in the country. I thank you and always look forward to you’re next video.
Been throwing trick worms for a long time down here in Florida but next time I throw one I'm definitely gonna rig it the same way you did in the video at the 9 and a 1/2 minute mark. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks Glen! Great video and thanks for zooming in when u rigged the worm. So many channels neglect this important training tool so audience can see how to do it, rig it.
Been using a swivel with floating worms like you for decades. Also helps for the sink rate. Helped to use swivel to help line twist. I also would use a mustad hook with a 1/16 oz weight to swim the bait.
Appreciate the feedback, im missing something in an area where fish always are tough... this might be a perfect follow up to miss the ones that are deep in the snot
Man this is my favorite channel along with tackle warehouse , wired 2 fish and bassmaster for real , so informative. I love your voids and learn alot to add to my techniques, thank you bass resource and glenn
I have been hesitant to use worms because I really did not know how to use them. This video was really helpful at showing me how to rig worm up. I also like that you tell us what gear you are using for each bait.
Robert Timmerman zoom worm's are awesome I've been fishing with them for year's there are so miny different was to fish them I hope you give them a try and happy fishing to you
When fishing floating worms on spinning 8ib.line,should leader be same 8lb.line? Also do you use same #8 barrel swivel ? Thank You. want to find out about rigging like i asked so i can get ready to try this.Thank You Very Much. God Bless.
Really good video. Nicely done. Very well presented, too. I've never fished a floating worm. Love the clip of the worm in action. I think I'll need to start doing that.
Seems very similar to fishing a weightless fluke! I'm interested in the white worm...certainly going to try it along with my pink worm. Thanks for this unique tool to add to my repertoire. Hope to land a few to get confidence in another way to fish.
I want to thank you very much my son tends to use the same technique but you show a lot Better way to get more action thank you again I can’t wait to try it
I would've never thought to enter the hook just under the head of the bait. It makes perfect sense, I just wouldn't have thought of it. Thanks so much for the great video!
Great presentation more than anything like what I saw seriously going to use the knowledge that I learned from watching your video today Glenn thank you so much
Enjoyed your clear and concise instructions. Almost felt like I was next to you. Just getting into fishing again and would appreciate you detailing the information on the exact line and bait? I’m in PA with reservoirs and the Susquehanna River nearby. Is there any other colors that would work or stick to white? Thank you
Love it. I'm going to try this. I've never tried a white worm. And I've never floated one either, I have the perfect place to try it. Great video thanks.
I tried White Grubs about 4 years ago. I was in Cabela’s just looking around and came across White Grubs. This kid about 14 said, Hey Mister do you like fishing White Grubs? I said I never tried it. He said well you should. “White Pissed Bass Off, They Always Bite On White. That’s All Me & My Grandpa Fish With.” Well, I tried it and the kid was right. I don’t know if the Bass are pissed off but they sure bite on white. 4 years later I have more white lures in my tackle boxes than I did 4 years ago. Thanks Kid😁😁😁 I bet my next color Surprize will be Bubblegum.🤪
I learned this trick a long time ago while learning to fish a Mann’s 12” jelly worm! We would run about 4” of the worm up past the hook eye and run it weightless. Fish catching machine for sure! Great video🎣🎣
Good tips. I don't often use trick worms or similar only because I have success on other presentations. I will add this presentation to my fishin techniques tho for another way to outsmart those sneaky bass....
Glenn do you set soft jerkbaits the same way? I just got back to fishing after many years away. I have alot of relearning an brushing up on my knowledge an skill. Alot I forgot an alot develop my skill as well 🤷♂️
This is different from other bass techniques but it is very interesting. You explained every single step and secret into using this rig. Awesome video!!!🤔 I will give it a try next time i go bass fishing.
Another great video Glen, funny thing , been fishin 43 years and never thought of fishin a worm like a fluke. I'll be trying this on my next trip I'll film it and you can see how I do. Thanks as always🦎👑🐟
Very interesting. I never had much luck with floating worms but I will surely try this method. One question though, as long as you are going to tie on a bit of leader to a swivel, why not use braided line and then tie on fluorocarbon or monafilament with the swivel. Seems like it would greatly increase hook-ups and not make any difference as far as performance of your line except to make it much stronger.
Braid isn't a good choice for 2 reasons: 1. It doesn't stretch, and you're using a medium powered rod with a light hook. So you're putting the strain on the rod and hook - the hook will likely bend as it would end up as the weakest link. You need to match your rod, line, and hook so they work in concert, not against each other. 2. Braid in clear water looks like a rope, and spooks the fish.
Also I do mostly shore fishing and we in southern Utah have a lot of rocky bottoms. What bait works best and what rigs. I have some problems with my cast is that because my main line is to light for the lure or bait I am using
Hey Glen, really good tips. I fish soft plastics almost exclusively, but haven’t rigged a trick worm quite the way you’ve shown here. Good stuff, keep it coming !
Have not seen a rigging like this. With copolymer leader you still think braid affects bites? Seems to me like braid does not twist as much with or without swivel.
Braid isn't a good choice for 2 reasons: 1. It doesn't stretch, and you're using a medium powered rod with a light hook. So you're putting the strain on the rod and hook - the hook will likely bend as it would end up as the weakest link. You need to match your rod, line, and hook so they work in concert, not against each other. 2. Braid in clear water looks like a rope, and spooks the fish.
thank you for that info...i started fishing the floating worm this year...i learned a couple tips i didn't know. What colors work best ? I've been using an orange & bubble gum swirl with good results.
Looks like a very effective way to fish a floating Trick Worm, it looks very natural to the fish. I'll be using a barrel swivel from now on with this presentation.
Great Job Glen! Glad to see you are still the man. Time for you and your buddies to make another trip to Texas only this time, let's hit Sam Rayburn & Toledo Bend. I promise, you won't be sorry you did.Art
Another great video Glenn. How important is the color? With really clear water I would normally fish Green Pumpkin but I am guessing you're in clear water and still catching them with the white worm. Thanks for another technique to learn.
Tim Ward color coordinate to your forage around your area. White, watermelon red, green pumpkin, and black & blue are honestly all you need across the country
Color isn't all that important. It's the action that's key. But I like white or pink, even in ultra-clear water. They both seem to work equally as well.
great video as usual Glen, thanks for the instructional videos, I agree this is a great technique during the postspawn. I like this technique in heavy pressures waters because it gives a different look than most try.
Color isn't all that important. It's the action that's key. But I like white or pink. They both seem to work equally as well. You don't have to use a flat-sided worm, but it does provide more random action in my experience.
This will be a great to use in tandem with my method. I also use a swivel just the exact set up you have but I start the hook in the nose and thread it down to the eye of the hook but I only bring the barb slightly out and that leaves a kink in the worm. I throw it out and do a slow steady retrieve which makes the worm twirl as would a touchdown worm. Great when semi to aggressive. These two methods used together would be a hard combo to beat.
I began using Zoom Trick worms last year and have caught so many fish with them. Here in SoCal many anglers are throwing stick baits and Roboworms.
I just started using trick worms about 3 weeks now. They have been in my tackle box for about 4 years unopened. I just discovered a new world of fishing. 😁
I feel sliding the worm up the string like you did will be an absolute game changer! I can't wait to give this a shot now!
Appreciate the detailed rigging instructions. As you said, you are the first person I've seen who showed it, thank you.
You got that right! Thanks for watching, @johnkent9019!
I've been using this for the past 7-8 years, it is definitely one of my favorite way to fish for bass anytime from spring to late fall in southern Louisiana, I use 40-50 pound braid and the fish love it I ususally use a 3/0-4/0 hook, glad someone finally posted a video on this, my most successful colors are white and pink, a very good technique👍
Yes, absolutely John Cahill! Thanks for watching!
Know I’m real late but on the off chance you see this, do you use a leader as well or just straight braid?
@@Tyler-qf9vz he says he uses straight mono he doesn’t use braid too a leader because he’s in ultra clear water and scared the fish will see his line
What about the weight? What weight is used
Glen, just want say thanks for years of GREAT bass videos and tips!!!! Your one my favorites, my man!
I appreciate that!
I have never thought of using a floating worm this way. Loved this video. As always, great information and great video. Thank you for the time you put in making them for us.
You're welcome JR! Thanks for watching.
I used this as a youngster, but forgot about it for too many years - thanks for a great reminder!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I started with the pre rigged spinner worm then progressed to the floating worm absolutely slayed them in the farm ponds I fished as a kid
Hey Glenn: Thanks! You made me very happy yesterday with your trick worm tip. For two hours, I applied it and only it; result was more largemouth bass than I've ever caught in a day.
That's awesome Larry! Glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Viewers: Here's a closeup of mine rigged, based on "the Great Glenn tip" www.dropbox.com/s/vpo7clysw868gn8/Trick%20worm%20on%205%3A0%20with%20swivel.JPG
It’s been so long since I’ve seen a video that didn’t immediately pop off all the name brands of gear. I enjoyed the video too.
We love to hear when we do a good job. Keep ‘em coming!
Glenn’s Videos certainly are not a half hour infomercial with annoying amateur head banging Rock Music.
Glenn, I want you to know I never get the feeling I’m waisting my life watching your videos. You certainly have a talent for teaching ( Clearly Explaining ) what you are doing and why. Stealing a line from Dave Ramsey, you have the heart of a Teacher. I always learn something from you and put it to work on the weekends at my Lake Cabin. I so much appreciate your time & talent. These videos you and I assume you wife are making, make my fishing weekends so much more enjoyable and successful.
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Thanks for the helpful info!!!
Your a talented teacher and keep up the great work💪🏼
I will say, just my opinion on one thing, I would never use 6lb line on a spinning reel when I know there at big bass in the area…..Again, my opinion, you would be asking for trouble and miss some big bass.
Smaller bass, then no problem. I would even be using a spinning reel. but if so for this application then nothing less than 10lb.
Again, thanks for your help
Excellent tips and true wisdom again!☝️.I know I’m just another random person with a keyboard here, but you sir have been my mentor. I became an angler just 2 yrs ago. I’ve watched actual days of accumulated videos since, you are by a longshot to me the smartest fisherman I’ve come across. You’re little tips on rigging, line and reel choice etc have rapidly made me better. Yourself and Matt Allen are the smartest anglers in the country. I thank you and always look forward to you’re next video.
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I googled "how to fish a zoom trick worm" and I was directed to your video, and I'm glad I was. I can't wait to give this a try! Thanks!
Tony Tharp, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
I have never seen this technique used before. Shared this video with my husband. Trying this technique this weekend when I go out fishing again.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Been throwing trick worms for a long time down here in Florida but next time I throw one I'm definitely gonna rig it the same way you did in the video at the 9 and a 1/2 minute mark. Thanks for the tips.
You're welcome MARK F. GRETHER! Thanks for watching.
great to have someone to teach tips and tricks. also glad to see that your wife also goes fishing with you.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback David Bonnee!
Thanks Glen! Great video and thanks for zooming in when u rigged the worm. So many channels neglect this important training tool so audience can see how to do it, rig it.
You're welcome Mike Waara! Thanks for watching.
Outstanding content. In depth lesson on proper rigging and retrieve of a technique that few people truly know how to fish. Thanks!
Thanks for the support, JTM 55, and thanks for watching!
Been using a swivel with floating worms like you for decades. Also helps for the sink rate. Helped to use swivel to help line twist. I also would use a mustad hook with a 1/16 oz weight to swim the bait.
Those are good tips as well, Dan Yzaguirre. Thanks for sharing.
Appreciate the feedback, im missing something in an area where fish always are tough... this might be a perfect follow up to miss the ones that are deep in the snot
Do you use a split shot weight 🤔
Man this is my favorite channel along with tackle warehouse , wired 2 fish and bassmaster for real , so informative. I love your voids and learn alot to add to my techniques, thank you bass resource and glenn
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I agree, but, you should look into @informativefisherman and @tacticalbassin, in addition. Always good to add to your library.
Glenn, you are one of my top 3 favorites. Subscribed and notified.
Wow! That means a lot to me. Thanks for the support, Ken, and thanks for watching!
I have been hesitant to use worms because I really did not know how to use them. This video was really helpful at showing me how to rig worm up. I also like that you tell us what gear you are using for each bait.
Glad to help, Robert Timmerman. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Robert Timmerman zoom worm's are awesome I've been fishing with them for year's there are so miny different was to fish them I hope you give them a try and happy fishing to you
Good tip, Glen. Gotta give this one a try. Sometimes, the floating-worm technique gets forgotten. This should help bring it back.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
When fishing floating worms on spinning 8ib.line,should leader be same 8lb.line? Also do you use same #8 barrel swivel ? Thank You. want to find out about rigging like i asked so i can get ready to try this.Thank You Very Much. God Bless.
Yes, same pound line as the main line. Use a #1 swivel - amzn.to/2NbX69N
Back in the day I fished Mann's Jelly worms much the same way. They worked well then and they still work now. Great video Glenn!
Yes, absolutely Paul Dowden! Thanks for watching!
I've always struggled with my worm rigging, now I have a much better grasp on things to try.
Great video! I like the in depth info you gave on this video. I don’t fish the floating worm much but I will try this application more often.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Really good video. Nicely done. Very well presented, too. I've never fished a floating worm. Love the clip of the worm in action. I think I'll need to start doing that.
The Nature of Fishing, glad I could help. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
Seems very similar to fishing a weightless fluke! I'm interested in the white worm...certainly going to try it along with my pink worm. Thanks for this unique tool to add to my repertoire. Hope to land a few to get confidence in another way to fish.
Bass Dojo, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
I love the white and pink trick worms
Thank you so very much for bringing your technique to us. I'm going to be fishing in a couple weeks and will definitely use your system.
Have fun!
Best tutorial on this rig I have seen yet. Many thanks for the great video.
Glad to help, Alaska Mike. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I want to thank you very much my son tends to use the same technique but you show a lot Better way to get more action thank you again I can’t wait to try it
Thanks for the support, Wilhelm Olson, and thanks for watching!
I would've never thought to enter the hook just under the head of the bait. It makes perfect sense, I just wouldn't have thought of it. Thanks so much for the great video!
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Awesome info regarding a floating trick worm. The swivel is very important!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Awesome tip for thetrick worm. I use these on ponds regularly
Great presentation more than anything like what I saw seriously going to use the knowledge that I learned from watching your video today Glenn thank you so much
Great! Let me know how you do!
Enjoyed your clear and concise instructions. Almost felt like I was next to you. Just getting into fishing again and would appreciate you detailing the information on the exact line and bait? I’m in PA with reservoirs and the Susquehanna River nearby. Is there any other colors that would work or stick to white? Thank you
Bigsmegma44, glad I can help. Bubblegum and Junebug work well too. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Love it. I'm going to try this. I've never tried a white worm. And I've never floated one either, I have the perfect place to try it. Great video thanks.
I tried White Grubs about 4 years ago. I was in Cabela’s just looking around and came across White Grubs. This kid about 14 said, Hey Mister do you like fishing White Grubs? I said I never tried it. He said well you should. “White Pissed Bass Off, They Always Bite On White.
That’s All Me & My Grandpa Fish With.” Well, I tried it and the kid was right. I don’t know if the Bass are pissed off but they sure bite on white. 4 years later I have more white lures in my tackle boxes than I did 4 years ago. Thanks Kid😁😁😁
I bet my next color Surprize will be Bubblegum.🤪
First used this technique when I was 12. The zebco 33 and 404 days.
Subscribed. This hasn't quit working over the years
Yes, absolutely trextrextrex! Thanks for watching!
Great video Glenn! Glad you are back to making some more instructional videos!
Thanks, Jpeace530, I appreciate your feedback. I'm working on 4 more as we speak!
yup - the yellow/black swirl Zoom's been hurtin' 'em this season - worm fishing's my fave way to fish
Thanks for the great content. I will be trying this rigging with a trick worm this summer.
Glad to help, Erc Ly. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I rig something up similar with a 6” senko but never used the swivel I’ll have to try it out. Thanks!
I learned this trick a long time ago while learning to fish a Mann’s 12” jelly worm! We would run about 4” of the worm up past the hook eye and run it weightless. Fish catching machine for sure! Great video🎣🎣
Glad you liked it silverdropstang!
Good tips. I don't often use trick worms or similar only because I have success on other presentations. I will add this presentation to my fishin techniques tho for another way to outsmart those sneaky bass....
Glad to help, Frank Malek. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Glenn do you set soft jerkbaits the same way? I just got back to fishing after many years away. I have alot of relearning an brushing up on my knowledge an skill. Alot I forgot an alot develop my skill as well 🤷♂️
I was in a bass club right when the Senko came out. We figured out this technique right away. It works!
This is awesome. Weightless worm fishing is tough for me because it's so slow. I will be trying this the next time out.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video. Never seen one on this topic before. A lot of good tips in this video. Thank you
You're welcome Ken Staring! Thanks for watching.
Looks super funky on the hook but you can't deny that action in the water. Gotta try this one!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Have a lot to consider, I am just a beginner but you make it look fun! Thanks!!
Glad to help, onesunny1. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Awesome video! I am definitely going to get some trick worms and give them a shot.
Good info. Have fished floating worms for a long time but your rigging is Very interesting.
Glad to help, Clarence Olson. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Interesting. Just started using a trick work using a traditional Texas rig. Ima try this. Thanks for the video.
Glad to help, @jasonskillinngrillin5977. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
That's one of the best worm tips I've ever seen. I forwarded this to my friends and I can't wait to rig it this weekend.
Michael Barnish, glad I could help. Let me know which tips helped the most. Looking forward to hearing much more from you.
This is different from other bass techniques but it is very interesting. You explained every single step and secret into using this rig. Awesome video!!!🤔 I will give it a try next time i go bass fishing.
Glad to help, Fernando Andrade. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Great information 👍 and I like the way you release the fish, instead of throwing them though the air and letting them landing just any way . Another 👍
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback Malcolm Zoll! It's sort of a pet peeve of mine as well.
Awesome tip's! Can you use this technique with like a 4 or 5 in dinger or any other stick baits instead of trick worm style baits?
Doesn't seem to work for me. They just spin instead. Maybe you'll have better luck, but I don't get the same action you see in the video.
@@bassresource thanks Glen!
Another great video Glen, funny thing , been fishin 43 years and never thought of fishin a worm like a fluke. I'll be trying this on my next trip I'll film it and you can see how I do. Thanks as always🦎👑🐟
Glad to help, LizardKingFishing. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
Great info man!! Definitely going to use this technique on my next outing!!
Very interesting. I never had much luck with floating worms but I will surely try this method. One question though, as long as you are going to tie on a bit of leader to a swivel, why not use braided line and then tie on fluorocarbon or monafilament with the swivel. Seems like it would greatly increase hook-ups and not make any difference as far as performance of your line except to make it much stronger.
Braid isn't a good choice for 2 reasons: 1. It doesn't stretch, and you're using a medium powered rod with a light hook. So you're putting the strain on the rod and hook - the hook will likely bend as it would end up as the weakest link. You need to match your rod, line, and hook so they work in concert, not against each other. 2. Braid in clear water looks like a rope, and spooks the fish.
Also I do mostly shore fishing and we in southern Utah have a lot of rocky bottoms. What bait works best and what rigs. I have some problems with my cast is that because my main line is to light for the lure or bait I am using
Pretty slick. As my daddy always used to say; if I was a fish, I'd bite that!!
You have very good tricks to use and I can use them in South Florida
Will definitely try this technique next time I’m out on the water!
Nice vid. Never fished floating worms. Will have to give it a try.
Hey Glen, really good tips. I fish soft plastics almost exclusively, but haven’t rigged a trick worm quite the way you’ve shown here.
Good stuff, keep it coming !
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
Great video, think I will give it a try this weekend. Thank you
Great! Let me know how you do!
I never fish it like this,I try to make it straight all the time! Thanks for the info!
Thanks I will try this in the spring.
The 7 inch trick worm is my all time favorite confidence bait
Very informative video. Thanks. I will definitely add this to my strategy options.
Have not seen a rigging like this. With copolymer leader you still think braid affects bites? Seems to me like braid does not twist as much with or without swivel.
Braid isn't a good choice for 2 reasons: 1. It doesn't stretch, and you're using a medium powered rod with a light hook. So you're putting the strain on the rod and hook - the hook will likely bend as it would end up as the weakest link. You need to match your rod, line, and hook so they work in concert, not against each other. 2. Braid in clear water looks like a rope, and spooks the fish.
Great technique. I've never fished a trick worm exactly like this .... But I will be now. Thanks!
You're welcome Ozarks Hillbilly! Thanks for watching.
Great new rig! Best part is it's everything I already have! Thanks!
thank you for that info...i started fishing the floating worm this year...i learned a couple tips i didn't know. What colors work best ? I've been using an orange & bubble gum swirl with good results.
This is one outstanding video of a terrific technique! !!!
I surely learned something! !!
Thanks!!
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This is a great way to rig a floating worm that I never thought of.
As usual, another great tip!
Thanks,
Glenn
William Schneider, glad I can help. Thanks for subscribing as well.
Interesting technique, Glenn. Reminds me of the old pre rigged Creme worms. Nice video...
You got that right! Thanks for watching, silver90500!
I learned a lot from this video. I would have never thought to rig it by running the hook so far down the worm.
Hi Jon Stevens, glad I could provide value.
Can’t wait to try this. This has become one of my go to channels. Thanks for all the great information sir!
Hi Brandon Iliff. Thanks for the feedback and support. I look forward to hearing more from you.
really like tip on adding swivel near hook or lure to prevent twists, thanks
You're welcome ralph levange! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing your information I'm definitely trying this
Great! Let me know how you do!
Looks like a very effective way to fish a floating Trick Worm, it looks very natural to the fish. I'll be using a barrel swivel from now on with this presentation.
Great! Let me know how you do!
Great video. Nothing like a good day catching bass. Thanks for the info. Will try it next time i go.
Great Job Glen! Glad to see you are still the man. Time for you and your buddies to make another trip to Texas only this time, let's hit Sam Rayburn & Toledo Bend. I promise, you won't be sorry you did.Art
Yes, absolutely HORNADY4U! Thanks for watching!
i use a worm wiggler and caught a lot of bass on it .i gave mark davis some.also a fluke is real good to use
Another great video Glenn. How important is the color? With really clear water I would normally fish Green Pumpkin but I am guessing you're in clear water and still catching them with the white worm. Thanks for another technique to learn.
Tim Ward color coordinate to your forage around your area. White, watermelon red, green pumpkin, and black & blue are honestly all you need across the country
Color isn't all that important. It's the action that's key. But I like white or pink, even in ultra-clear water. They both seem to work equally as well.
I fish trick worms all the time but never rigged like that. I'll give it a go this weekend. Thanks Glen!
Great! Let me know how you do!
great video as usual Glen, thanks for the instructional videos, I agree this is a great technique during the postspawn. I like this technique in heavy pressures waters because it gives a different look than most try.
Yes, absolutely Chuck Dickerson! Thanks for watching!
10/10 will be trying this technique.
I will try this! Does the color matter? Do you half to use the worm with the one side that is flat?
Color isn't all that important. It's the action that's key. But I like white or pink. They both seem to work equally as well. You don't have to use a flat-sided worm, but it does provide more random action in my experience.
Love it!! Can't wait to go out and try this crazy way to catch fish!.. Thank you again Glenn.
You're welcome Nick Blanco! Thanks for watching.
Is there any special brands that work or float better then another? I've never tried these! Gonna go shopping!
Thank you I do a lot of spinning with trick work. I catch fish but I really like that setup.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.
I had old Mitchell 300 extra spool saved money in line changes ,do any of the new models have extra spools today ?
Yes, most do.
Never thought about using 40lb test to peg the hook, great idea. Thanks
Glad to help, Sandy Loam. Let me know how it works out as I would love to see the results.
I am definitely gonna try that this weekend! Thanks for the tips! Is white your favourite colour for this technique?
Great! Let me know how you do! I like white and pink.
This will be a great to use in tandem with my method. I also use a swivel just the exact set up you have but I start the hook in the nose and thread it down to the eye of the hook but I only bring the barb slightly out and that leaves a kink in the worm. I throw it out and do a slow steady retrieve which makes the worm twirl as would a touchdown worm. Great when semi to aggressive. These two methods used together would be a hard combo to beat.
That’s a good tip as well, roland drudge. Thanks for sharing.
Nice underwater footage and also a very cool new way to rig them never seen that before
Good info. I use those things all the time almost won the first tournament I ever fished on a floating worm.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback BassGeek!