Keeping it fresh

"Mike Getz" wrote in message
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Thanks Steve, I was trying to avoid that, they tear easily with the ball
head jig I use, Gamakatsu round head jigs, they have a huge worm keeper, I
like these because of the short shank, which I've had better success with.


I've never cared for gulp worms... That gritty driving through beef liver
feeling when I force a hook through them icks me out. Using chicken liver
for catfishing is less bothersome, because its supposed to feel icky. LOL.

Anyway, mostly I rig Zoom u-tail worms on ball jigs and shaky head jigs
because they fish so well, and because I can keep biting off the head and
re-rigging them for as many as a dozen fish on a single worm. Same for drop
shotting.

I know, I know, you asked about Gulp worms.
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Bob La Londe
Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
Fishing Forums & Contests
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That's OK Bob, I understand, you get a thought and bam! there it is. I like
the Zoom dead ringers and do the same with them, funny how biting of a 1/4
inch can lead to a bunch more strikes. I've also glued dead ringers back
together, something about a worm that doing a good job catching them for
you.




"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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"Mike Getz" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve, I was trying to avoid that, they tear easily with the ball
head jig I use, Gamakatsu round head jigs, they have a huge worm keeper,
I like these because of the short shank, which I've had better success
with.


I've never cared for gulp worms... That gritty driving through beef liver
feeling when I force a hook through them icks me out. Using chicken liver
for catfishing is less bothersome, because its supposed to feel icky.
LOL.

Anyway, mostly I rig Zoom u-tail worms on ball jigs and shaky head jigs
because they fish so well, and because I can keep biting off the head and
re-rigging them for as many as a dozen fish on a single worm. Same for
drop shotting.

I know, I know, you asked about Gulp worms.
--
Bob La Londe
Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
Fishing Forums & Contests
http://www.YumaBassMan.com




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