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In this article read about the controversy that fills the air over Carolina rigging. Texan Kelly Jordon says, "It's a macho thing, while North Carolina pro Marty Stone hates the technique and states that he won't do it.
Caution, before you use the new elastomeric superplastics do your homework, it's totally different than what you're used to.
Adjusting to water movement. Adjusting to changing light conditions. Adjusting to an influx of muddy water. Adjusting to the unseen impact of spectator boat traffic. And more.
After all this time the worm still works, a wacky rigged soft plastic worm that is.
Terry Scroggins uses a two-lure rigs to resemble a small school of baitfish.
In this article, you can read how the plastic worm is one of the earliest artificial bass baits developed, and serious anglers learn early how to fish it. Anglers Wendlandt, Martens and Daves have developed their own rules for using plastic worms.
The common practice is to catch the five bass permitted daily, regardless of size, then start looking for larger fish. Brauer, by contrast, targets larger bass from the moment the first practice day begins.
The heart of Robbins' advanced sonar fishing method is a transducer mounted to the outboard with a homemade bracket.
Veteran smallmouth guides answer Don Wirth's questions about locating these fish.
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