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BASS SOFT BAITS
BEST BASS SOFT BAITS
ARE WALKING WORMS
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
When Nick Creme created the first worm lure in 1949 he didn't foresee the revolution it would inspire, but a range of worm companies and hundreds of other bass soft baits followed that have become the mainstay of modern bass fishing.
Bass soft baits rank high among bass anglers because their flexible bodies give them a lifelike action in the water. Their squishy texture feels natural in the bass' mouth and additions to the bass soft baits, including scent, salt, metal flakes and foil trigger strikes and encourage bass to hang on longer than hard baits.
Bass soft baits rank high because of
their lifelike action in the water.
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The Walking Worm has constant curling
action that drives the fish crazy.
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The variety of bass soft baits includes stick baits, grubs, tubes and jerk baits. There are also swim baits, creature baits and frogs.
Of course the all time favorite bass soft baits is worms, the original soft bait that comes in a variety of sizes and colors, with flat and curly tails. When you fish a worm lure with a Texas or Carolina rig, the worm gets to the bottom and you get a deeper, slower retrieve.
When it comes to worm lures, www.scientificfishing.com's Walking Worm sets the standard because it moves so naturally. It's based on patented technology that traps air between tail segments, causing the lure to constantly curl like a live worm. Other worm lures stop moving when they hit bottom, but the Walking Worm continues to move, which attracts largemouth and other bass. John Fox, an international bass champ, uses the Walking Worm in tournaments and caught 15 and 19 1/2 lb. monsters with it. |
