Wacky worm

I fish a wacky worms in the spring when fish are on or around bedding
areas, are they effective in the fall as well? whats the best way to
fish worms in colder water say 60- and below.

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"BIG FISH 2006" wrote in message
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I fish a wacky worms in the spring when fish are on or around bedding
areas, are they effective in the fall as well? whats the best way to
fish worms in colder water say 60- and below.

Well, they certainly worked very well last Monday. A friend and I went
after smallies and we caught probably 25 fish up to the mid-four pound range
in a couple hours. We were using the 5" Goto Tournament Sticks in
watermelon green and purple. Both worked well. I live and fish in northern
Wisconsin and the water temps are dropping fairly fast.
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On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:48:35 -0500, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
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"BIG FISH 2006" wrote in message
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I fish a wacky worms in the spring when fish are on or around bedding
areas, are they effective in the fall as well? whats the best way to
fish worms in colder water say 60- and below.

Well, they certainly worked very well last Monday. A friend and I went
after smallies and we caught probably 25 fish up to the mid-four pound range
in a couple hours. We were using the 5" Goto Tournament Sticks in
watermelon green and purple. Both worked well. I live and fish in northern
Wisconsin and the water temps are dropping fairly fast.
I bet you fried up those huge smallies with some spam, by golly!

water temps where I fish are hovering 60-62F.
My (southeastern MA) lake is clear water. I fished the
Jackall Flick Shake Worm rigged wacky and
did ok. Nothing big but I did notice that the bass
preferred a very slow presentation.