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Lake Fork Bass Fishing: Wacky Worm Tips



The ol wacky worm is a definite go to when the bass fishing gets tough in late summer/ early fall here at Lake Fork. Here’s a very in depth tutorial on how to grind out quality bites. Thanks for watching!

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18 Comments

  1. shhhh! just kidding. Excellent video. I've been wackin em with the wacky for about 2 years now. I always have oneΒ tied on.

  2. I live near Grapevine Lake and bank fish 2-3 times a week there. This lake has no vegetation to speak of. Stick ups and rocks is it pretty much. I'm using mojo rig plastics (split shots 6" up the line on a Texas rig hook) and alternate slow fishing and swimming it. Catching a few decent fish, but bites are sparse. Would a wacky rig here be of more benefit for any reason. These bites are dying off pretty early in the am. This is a tough lake from the bank anyway. Or, any other suggestions. Spinner baits are not so effective here anymore. Thanks for your help! I enjoyed this first time watching.

  3. Awesome video with great info! Thanks for sharing guys. I have always struggled with a wacky worm and mostly fish a drop shot or shaky head instead. I normally fish a wacky worm weightless so I am going to try the nail weight and see if that helps me out. My main issue with the weightless wacky worm is I just don’t feel bottom and it throws me off.

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