David H. Lipman wrote:


A new definition of an Internet worm !

That was an unnatural motion. Would a Bass really strike that ?


Actually they will, as it is the "panic" wiggle of a worm as it first
hits the water, worms will do this for a few secs. as the hit the water,
then they slow down. you can easily slow down the wiggle, I moved it
like that to catch fishermen :-), yet I have caught a few thousand bass
moving it that fast. Now an unnatural motion is a plastic worm on a
Texas, or Carolina rig, yet bass do hit these "sometimes". I have fished
in the same boat with many, many, fishermen, and them drop shotting,
Texas, or Carolina rig fishing, I average 5 fish to their one, and I
request to be in the back seat, covering water they just worked. None of
those rigs can make the worm "wiggle", they can twitch them, but not
wiggle them like a live worm.

This is a plastic minnow on the rig, it's supposed to look like it's
struggling http://ezknot.com/Movieminnow1.wmv




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Nutri Shield insect repellent. ,Stand Out Hooks ,Stand Out Lures,
Mojo's Rock Hopper & Rig Saver weights, and the EZKnot
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