Bass fishing and rubber worms 13 Articles

by Pat Lunsford

Bass fishing and rubber worms go hand in hand. You can spend your money on fancy, shiny, spinning lures, but the rubber worm has been my choice ever since the day that I hooked the biggest largemouth bass I had ever seen. ...read more

by Angela Russell

Nearly every bass angler will agree that the number one staple in his or her tackle box is the rubber worm. While many other types of lures and baits are popular, many bass anglers will attest that there is nothing quite a...read more

by Wendy Lafond

There aren't many things in this world that can compare to a successful day of bass fishing. Except maybe having a young angler with you that you can assist and nurture. Adding to their growing love for one of the most r...read more

by Ray Fauteux

For many years, I always thought it best to use "live" bait as opposed to the fake variety, but that comes from years of fishing the wily trout in fast moving mountain rivers. I used to hunt for helgremites under big rocks...read more

by A. T. Spice

There are alot of different baits you can use to hook a bass, but rubber worms are great for lunker trickery. Mainly, because of all the different ways you can use a rubber worm to fish for bass. There are really so many v...read more

by E. V. SHAW

Yes, indeed, the rubber worm is the bait to snag a nice bass. But, for me, it has to be a purple worm. Some people like to use shiney bait such as shiney little minnows and they do work but not as nice as a purple worm. ...read more

by Colette Dumont

Fishing for bass with rubber worms is extremely popular. Did you ever wonder where the rubber worm got its start? Nick Creme, a giant in the industry started out making his rubber worms on his kitchen stove in 1949. The po...read more

by Juliana Gilmore

Over the years,I have done several different kinds of fishing.Fishing for brim,crappie,and catfish are all extremely fun fish to catch,but nothing compares to the thrills that a good ole' healthy bass can give you!So hold ...read more

by Jared Ott

Fishermen have caught more bass using rubber worms than any other technique. There is something unique about the attention required to detect a bass picking up your rubber worm, and the image of a fisherman setting the ho...read more

by Wyatt Suiter

Everyone sportsman has his story. "It was this big!" Some are so unbelievable, where others make you nag your friend to death to tell you where he/she went. But wouldn't it be nice to have one of these stories. A story tha...read more

by Gilbert Van Norman

I live in New York State. The state that lives for Bass Fishing. Where are the best spots and what type of worms are used with the most success? Well where I live, the great Sodus Bay probably is the hottest spot at t...read more

by Charles Eric Harless

The fog still hovers above the calm dark water of my favorite place in the world to fish, Bowie's Pond. I take my time launching my 12 foot John boat "Ole Tool", careful not to disrupt the peace and tranquility I am about ...read more

by Dustin Anderson

Bass fishing has become one of the more popular sports over the last ten years or so. Everyday we have more and more young and old anglers beginning there endeavor to the great sport of bass fishing. When these new comers ...read more