Worm Ties For Bass

[Pup]

Just a preview of what I plan to post at my blog site.



One is a firetail (pink/black), a classic worm for largemouth bass.  The other is a smaller offering that I've tied for smallmouth bass.  I look forward to fishing both of them.


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[JUNGLEJIM1]

Interesting worm imitation, segmented like a centipede. What are the beads?

 

[Pup]

Those are pony beads. What's neat about them, in my opinion, is that they float.

 

[duffy]

Those are pony beads. What's neat about them, in my opinion, is that they float.

Those are pretty ingenious. So you could also put a little lead in the head and the tail would float? I see lot's of possibilities with those.

 

[Pup]

Those are pretty ingenious. So you could also put a little lead in the head and the tail would float? I see lot's of possibilities with those.

I plan to fish them with a bullet-style slip sinker of about 1/16 of an ounce in weight.  This is the way I fish soft plastic worms of similar length in lakes for largemouth bass.   The tails should float about and move pretty well.

I'll peg the sinker with a toothpick when fishing my short versions for smallmouth bass in moving water.