Fluking and speedworming Lake Toho

Using probably the top two lures for catching bass on Toho. A fluke and a speedworm. While we didn't catch any giants, it was still a good day of fishing Lake Toho as always!
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[@bass.by.thepound]

Awesome video

[@OrlandoBassGuides]

Thanks!

[@davecfishing7907]

I only like EWG on a few thick baits like swimbaits or buzz toads where it helps the action

[@davecfishing7907]

Wow I thought I was the only one who caught them on that point lol it gets overshot. I plan to go Friday all day and rip my big n blue mega vibe around. I got a 4 1/2 to your left last fall on a plug. Im gonna be in skinny water though

[@OrlandoBassGuides]

Yeah it's solid spot!

[@andrewpulliamfishing]

good video...good information too. I am a #4 ewg gamakatsu guy when it comes to my fluke hook...I may try the worm hook on my fluke next time out...

[@OrlandoBassGuides]

Yeah if you're missing fish on an EWG I would definitely give a good old fashioned worm hook a try. I've found the hook up ratio is so much better. It's all I use now

[@davecfishing7907]

yes the 4/0 offset straight shank is the best fluke hook, it skips better and hooks up better. I use to use EWG but never again@@OrlandoBassGuides