Always a good time when your outdoors 👍. Just subbed to your channel. Good stuff

How I like to rig up my worm is to use a wacky rig o-ring, worm , and an octopus hook size 3/0(just a name brand but you can use any brand hook). What I do is slide the o-ring to the center of the worm. Then I slide my hook under the o-ring. My technique on how to use the worm is to cast near shore or under docks(this imitates a worm falling in the water from shore or dock). Let the worm go to the bottom, if it makes it that far. I have had lots of cases where the bass eat the worm before it gets to the bottom. However if it does make it to the bottom I will use a slow reel method with light jiggin action. This gives the worm a natural worm movement. Wacky worm will work in any scenario. Warm or cold water, spring to fall. If you are fishing clear water I'd use a baby bass color worm, if mucky muddy water a green pumpkin, or black with blue worm seems to work for me. Hopefully this helps. I will try to take a video soon to demonstrate how I hook it up.

@@GreatLakesWildgame great thanks. So I assume this will work well then bank fishing? Pretty much everything here is muddy.

@@zachthelen2223 You should be able to use it bank fishing.

@@zachthelen2223 I would use a darker colored worm of your water is muddy. Another tip when wacky worm fishing is to use braided fishing line. I use 15lb braided power pro line. This will prevent your line snappy.

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It's a great way to get ya out of a lull that's for sure. Thank you for watching. There will be more to come.

Appreciate all the support! Wacky worms are a great way to catch bass in the summer!

My buddy took the entire thing for a rotisserie I believe!!

Awesome. Thx

You aren't kidding. Its been slow as of late.