Best Texas Rig Worm Weight

Ways Raasch reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Pool 8 Mississippi River. Additional comments from this report: "Was catching them up the black river in the breaks of the floating docks, just pulling it through some rock and they seemed to be there. They seemed to be on the rip-rap banks. Nothing simple other than just dragging a worm. Also was a morning bite, everything seemed to die by about 9:00. "

Jacob Stem reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Smith Mountain Lake. Additional comments from this report: "A lot of fish were spawning but I was also to catch bass on the dock pilings and up under the docks throwing this texas rig. Also works great for fish on beds"

Tom Smith reported catching Smallmouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Flipping Weight - Never Chip Series on Hemlock Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Culmination of my last few trips combined. Caught 57 on Sunday and the majority of them came off two rock piles where they were schooled up and feeding like crazy. Pitch in a scounbug bug, couple short hops, let it soak and feel for a bite. Rinse and repeat. Was getting them every other cast. Be sure to check your line often, those rocks are sharp!"

Matt S reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Bryant Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Weather was clear and sunny with relatively low wind. Water visibility was 6-8ft in some parts of the lake. Caught a couple fish using a swimming worm on the outside edge of weedlines as well as one fish in 3ft of water. Caught one other bass off a dock with a weightless wacky rig. Saw several other fish in about 3ft of water near docks. Can't say I recommend going to this lake on a weekend - it was very busy with boat traffic, water skiers, and wave runners."

Harrison.Dau reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Lake Minnetonka. Additional comments from this report: "The bass where sitting in the weeds and right on the edge of the weeds in 8-12 feet of water. I would cast into the weeds and let it sit for 10-20 seconds before starting to slowly drag the worm back to the boat. The fish would either hit it very hard or it would feel like a dead weight."

Tucker reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and VMC Tungsten Worm Weight on Eden Lake. Additional comments from this report: "Main bites came from a Texas rigged Rage Bug hopping across the bottom with some additional decent fish on a chatterbait. Water is super clear right now and the weeds haven’t bloomed too bad yet. Fish seemed to be staging for spawn in 4-8 ft of water with a couple cruising a bit shallower. "

Erik Krueger reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Lake Susan. Additional comments from this report: "Worked through various laydowns, openings in the matted grass and submergent weeds at this time. work any opening pockets you can"

Cliff BUCK reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Lake Independence. Additional comments from this report: "Hitting grass/moss edges 8'-12' deep as well as holes in matted grass."

Dylan Welle reported catching Largemouth Bass using the Texas Rigs (Worming) technique and WOO! Tungsten Painted Flipping Weight on Lake Minnewaska. Additional comments from this report: "My partner and I had a tournament out there recently and we did fairly well! It was our first time ever fishing the lake and we approached it by fishing the deep weed lines and deep weeds in general. I fished a ned rig and a walking bait. My partner fished, a Texas rigged worm and creature bait. We moved very slow and made a conscious effort to pick everything apart and to rip our baits out of the weeds to trigger bites."