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RUBBER WORM IS A
BASS ANGLER'S STAPLE
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
It began in 1949, when Nick Creme began making rubber worms on his kitchen stove and now more than 60 years later they continue to be the bass angler's most popular lure.
Rubber worms are preferable to crank baits, spinner baits, spoons and other lures because they are soft and pliable and feel more like the real thing to bass. When bass bite rubber worms, their mouths sink into the flesh, just like they would with live bait. They won't be turned off like they would with hard plastic or wooden lures, so they'll be more likely to strike again.
Rubber worms are inexpensive and come in a variety of colors. They can be fished anywhere, especially if fitted with a weedless hook.
This rubber worm has constant curling
action that catches more fish
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The Walking Worm has constant curling
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And they can be fished all year, fast in the spring and summer when bass are actively feeding and a slower retrieve in the colder months, when they're slow and sluggish.
There are many rubber worms to choose from, but the all time favorite is the Walking Worm from www.scientificfishing.com. The company renowned for its scientifically designed lures scores big with the Walking Worm, with its patented multi flex construction that traps air between tail segments, causing it to curl in the water like a live worm. This is the best way to attract bass, because they think it's a live worm and strike.
Rubber worms are renowned for their effectiveness, but they must be live worms. The Walking Worm beat a crank bait and another worm lure in a test because the crank bait moved but wasn't a worm and the worm lure stopped moving when it hit bottom. The Walking Worm constantly moved, attracting bass repeatedly, which led to a big catch.
The Walking Worm is a rubber worm that can be Texas or Carolina rigged and comes in a variety of enticing colors, from chartreuse to pearl white.
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