The MOST Versatile TEXAS RIG WORM On The Market
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- There are thousands of different texas rig worm options on the market, but this worm is probably the most versatile texas rig you will ever pick up!
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Quickly becoming one of my favorite bass you tubers. Flukemaster, tactical bassin, your channel, Tyler reels, bass resource. That's my top 5 in no particular order
Add matt steffon !
@@pauleyplay i watch Matt alot. Not quite top 5
@@pauleyplay i just watched his ribbon tail video this he just posted
@@caseycherrington2812 Understand, We are all different. They all are first class !
F.T.M. is a good source too
#6 after it gets tore up cut it down and use on ned rig👊thanks Ty
Yup. 2 ned rigs and a curly tail grub!
Preach brother preach!! We slay fish down here in Mississippi on a speed worm! Best video yet
#6: You can also use the bottom half of that soft plastic on a Ned rig. This saves money and reduces waste. 👍
There are several Zoom speed worms advertised , which is the one you demonstrated on the video of using it with a tesxas rig
I just returned from fishing a Texas Hill Country private lake. The Zoom Magnum UV Speed worm in watermelon red was the most productive bait, by far. Texas rigged, weightless. Caught and released about 40 large mouth and Guadalupe bass in a weekend. That worm was irresistible!
WOW! Can't believe I didn't think of this, BRILLIANT!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing those speed worm tips!! Nice to learn how many ways you can use a bait!! I will put this one into practice for sure!!! Stay Safe & God Bless!!!!
Love your video’s. All I do is watch fishing and you are by far my favorite. Great teaching. Thank you
As soon as I saw this worm, I thought - "I bet Rolland would pinch that ribbon off!" Then, you did it!! 😂
OMG! I KID YOU NOT...just yesterday evening my husband and I got $100.00 worth of those exact worms! Even in the exact brand. I had recently decided not to invest in a dedicated Frogging combo. So, I read up about that worm and went with it as a frogging substitute for my 4 Med Heavy Fast Action baitcaster combos. I had them reel the combos (4) with braid. For my 2 Medium Spinning combos they rigged me up with Flouro. I left the store with mixed feeling. Were my choices going to work well enough or would I regret not investing in a dedicated Frogging set up? I don't know, time will tell. But for now I'm very pleased based on this AWESOME VIDEO !!! You literally just gave me the KEYS TO THE TOP WATER KINGDOM, as well as the MIDDLE COLUMN AND BOTTOM !!!
Seriously, THANK YOU - THANK YOU - THANK YOU.
What a GIFT your channel has been to me in the short time I've been watching. 💯👏🤗
You need braid on the spinning rods...
Look up the Zman Frogz, their plastic actually floats so you can use it like a traditional frog
@@jamesh7469 He said in the vid that he used Fluorocarbon on the spinner set-up for this. 15-17 lb. I think its because of the "give factor" for a spinner, not sure. I, too, was somewhat surprised by that. Will try it both ways depending on density of the vegetation. 😊 THANKS.
@@jamesh7469 will definitely do that! Thanks! And it would be OK on a Med Heavy Fast? I don't own a Heavy rod yet.
Thanks for the advice on the Texas rig combo big help
The speed worm is my favorite down here in South Georgia.. My go to colors are watermelon red or junebug red
Texas or whacky rig for me seems to work over 80% of the time in north west Florida.
Wish I could catch one a fluke but I’ll take anyway I can get it!!!
Great tip going top water like that! Thank you, I hadn’t thought of that 🙏🏻👍🏼⭐️
Great video (as usual!). I decided to give these worms a shot at my favorite milfoil lakes this summer. I've been searching for more info on the magnum 7" Zoom size but not a bunch of info out there. I get the feeling FL gets the dibbs on that big worm, but I'm going to give it its due here in northeast milfoil lakes cause if an 8" Bullworm works like a charm, then I can't see why the magnum speed worm wouldn't work as well.
I love those worms. Works great in Michigan.
Works well pinched down on a ned rig. Also works well on a wobble head .
I like it with the point at the end like when the tail rips.. Just rip it all off. The rest of the way. Also use it ned rig.. Works great
Great video as always.
I appreciate all of your advice, I've become a big fan!
Thanks for watching Dustin. It means a lot
I thought it was very great advice and I love BASS FISHING ! I FISH LAKE ST. CLAIRE ON THE BFL TOURNAMENTS
Great during the Spring!
I like the ultravibe, but get more success with the 4in paddle tail speed worm
Like the new intro music much better!
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it.
Great information 👍
thanks for the tips
I do like the Strike king Cut R worm and can find the colors....
Another great use is cut the worm down to 4.5 inches and use as a chatterbait/spinnerbait trailer, trust me it works.
Great video
Awesome thank You
Thank you!
Neko or ned rigs work well too.
Good trick .....
I been dragging one across the Lil pond I fish.
Any tips for the finesse jig?
Can you wacky rig it with the tail on??
Nice video
What rod and reel do you recommend for the Texas rig
if you’re fishing from the bank you can’t beat the Lews KVD 7’0” MH. it’s very stiff but still sensitive for a 99$ medium heavy rod.
I use a LEWS Pro Speed Stick and have been very happy with it. Medium Heavy, Fast Action. I teamed it with the LEWS Custom Pro Speed Spool baitcaster. I think the gear ratio is 7-3-5, not sure, maybe a little faster but bank fishing I tend to slow my retrieve down more than when I'm boat fishing if that helps.
@@evancole3620 very good advice you just gave. My ENTIRE fishing arsenal is LEWS brand, both baitcasters and SPINCASTERS and LEWS reels. They've been great and super reliable for me.
@@pamelaklemp5615 craziness - not everyone has a fishery where every other fish is 6lbs +. I would not hesitate to fish the 6" with 1/4 oz or less on spinning, maybe 15# braid to even a 10# leader unless in very thick cover (grass, or wood) in which case you might be safer with casting gear.
@@bruceraiken2806 I spend 5 3/4 months per year on a World Class Trophy Bass Lake in Florida so, yes, heavy vegetation and cover are always a factor regardless of the water column your fishing in. Braid and a fast reel to bring it OUT quickly before they can dive and entwine in the thick stuff...that's NOT CRAZY in the least.
Strike king Cut-R is better.
I hope everyone has a nice stockpile of these....you can’t find them in any good colors anywhere except ebay with a huge markup. You can only find the colors no one wants.
Not sure what part of the country you are in but if you have OLLIE'S Stores there then that's where I found my supply of those worms. Bought all they had in Green Pumpkin pepper, Black/Blue, Black, Black/Purple, Red flake, Watermelon Red, Purple /Blue flakes. White pearl (like a Morning Dawn color). Nice haul! I was thrilled.
I basicly bought them in the same colors that i use in the Bandido Bugs. I use them in Florida whenever I'm down here.
@@pamelaklemp5615 ky, tennessee, none to be found, tackle warehouse online out, cabelas, bass pro, all out. Ebay, amazon out of all good colors unless you wanna pay $10 a pack plus shipping, or $14 for 2 packs plus shipping.
Fortunately i have a stockpile of other swimming worms....gambler, reaction innovations, etc. honestly I probably like them better. My point in the above post is that you cant find the good colors of most your favorite baits.....without paying markups. Yes some places have them, some small tackle stores, mom and pops stores, the big tackle stores on the gulf.....but most out. been like that since covid. I’ll be glad when some of these idiots at the lakes and public waterways that decided they were gonna be pro fisherman during covid give it up again. Ive seen more broken off lines and baits and trash in the lake over past year than ever. And not to mention most of them have no idea how to drive a boat or respect other anglers areas during tourneys, etc. I guess the good thing is, I found 2 jackhammers in the trees on nickajack, and I went to pull a loose line out the water one day at cumberland that had a 2lb live bass still on it with a megabass jerkbait in his lip. I really couldn’t believe it....looked like it was tied onto to 6lb mono or so....... I mean just silly. I get clear water finesse, but thats not practical and why they broke off.
@@catchofthedave8681 I hear ya about all the trash left behind. And the reckless boaters... and all that is BEFORE the holiday long weekend! I'm doing shoreline and pier fishing during the holiday weekend, it's too dangerous out there with all the first-time boat owners and the reckless boater crowds. Stay safe and TIGHT LINES!
Black/blue, junebug, and watermelon red. Muddy, stained, clear water. That's all you need. If you wanna get fancy buy a pack of spike it dye markers 👌👌👌
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Thanks i sm up in montana not a real big bass fishing state but we have some jems but I have never used this worm but going to try this now I got some Ned rig craw and some size 2 offset shank hooks 🪝 to mess around and do like a fines texas rig have you ever done this for tough bass