Trick Worms

[bigbassbob]

I like using trick worms a lot, because they produce a large amount of bass. But I need some advice on whether to rig them weightless, or with a split shot up the line a ways. Thanks!

[n2b]

weightless is the best it looks more natural

[Bassin_Dude]

ahhh, the ole trick worm. they used to be my favorite till i got my hands on some tiki stiks i still use them alot tho, i like to rig them weightless. but you have to find what the BASS want.

[Rich]

I fish them mostly either rigged wacky or as a floating worm rig.

[Rob Mak]

ok i am the freak here-no suprise-i rig mine with a 1/16 oz bullet nose pegged 1/2" above the the hook i put a #7 glass bead and a steel clacker between the bullet and the hook. the idea is that when worked the bead hits both the bullet and the clacker. with a long pause between my twitches.

zooker

[Carolina_Chip]

I fish these weightless and it has been working good.
I fish them slow, a few jerks and twitches. reel and pause. Switch it up.
Good luck.

[Infisherman1]

theres no wrong way to fish a trick worm

[mike0062466]

[quote author=BE_PATIENT link=board=news;num=1114544680;start=0#0 date=04/26/05 at 15:44:40]I like using trick worms a lot, because they produce a large amount of bass. But I need some advice on whether to rig them weightless, or with a split shot up the line a ways. Thanks![/quote]
If they produce a large amount of bass for you, I would think that you know quite well how to rig them.

[DDmay87]

I rig my trick worms weightless. My 3.5" Tiki Sticks are rigged with a split shot attached about 8" above the hook.