10-28-2002, 04:23 AM
[size 1][size 2][size 1]Hello TheBassGuide,[/size]
[size 1]I have been in that store (The Dallas Bass Pro) as well. I stopped in to get a hunting lic. (had a great time deer hunting in the great state of Texas and filled the freezer) a couple years ago. It is a truly amazing store!! A sportsmen's dream![/size]
[size 1]About worms, when it comes to selection I think my tackle box is full! I have bought so many worms that seem to do a better job of occupying my son when the bite is slow then catching fish. It probably has more to do with my lack of technique and experience fishing them then the worms themselves.[/size]
[size 1]The tried and true for me and the worm I caught my biggest bass and the most with is the plain Jane 6" plastic. Drop shotting on the bottom, no fancy tail or split tail just a plain looking worm. [/size]
[size 1]I guess I keep the others around and keep buying new ones for that one day I'm on the water and someone tells me "I'm catching'em on the triple two sided ribbed three headed purple, green and blue Tasmanian special", and I'll be able to say to myself "I've got some of those" and proceed to slaying the bass! It could happen? Right? I guess similar to the quote I heard on some movie "I don't ever want to be shot down from lack of shooting back" in this case "I don't ever want to be shut out from lack of throwing bait!"[/size]
[size 1]Great question, I'll look forward to others responses, also please feel free to throw in the techniques your using with your favorites so that I may pick up a tip or two to try out my ever growing collection of never opened packs of worms! Thanx![/size][/size][/size]
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[size 1]I have been in that store (The Dallas Bass Pro) as well. I stopped in to get a hunting lic. (had a great time deer hunting in the great state of Texas and filled the freezer) a couple years ago. It is a truly amazing store!! A sportsmen's dream![/size]
[size 1]About worms, when it comes to selection I think my tackle box is full! I have bought so many worms that seem to do a better job of occupying my son when the bite is slow then catching fish. It probably has more to do with my lack of technique and experience fishing them then the worms themselves.[/size]
[size 1]The tried and true for me and the worm I caught my biggest bass and the most with is the plain Jane 6" plastic. Drop shotting on the bottom, no fancy tail or split tail just a plain looking worm. [/size]
[size 1]I guess I keep the others around and keep buying new ones for that one day I'm on the water and someone tells me "I'm catching'em on the triple two sided ribbed three headed purple, green and blue Tasmanian special", and I'll be able to say to myself "I've got some of those" and proceed to slaying the bass! It could happen? Right? I guess similar to the quote I heard on some movie "I don't ever want to be shot down from lack of shooting back" in this case "I don't ever want to be shut out from lack of throwing bait!"[/size]
[size 1]Great question, I'll look forward to others responses, also please feel free to throw in the techniques your using with your favorites so that I may pick up a tip or two to try out my ever growing collection of never opened packs of worms! Thanx![/size][/size][/size]
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