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I quit my job wednesday in preparation for NCSU and decided the most important thing I needed to do was spend some time with the family. Got up early and took my youngest sister fishing in the creek where she caught some pretty bluegil. Never seen a kid so happy as she was when she caught "fred" on her third cast all by her self. Then I took the two older kids bass fishing at a pond in Newton Grove. There was a lot of activity in the moss beds so I pulled out an old personal favorite, the floating worm. The next two hours were full of adrenaline and heartbreaks as the small bass jumped all the way out of the water after the worms, and exploded out of no where even just feet from the bank. We ended up catching 11 all together. The only big ones to be seen were the smiles on their faces. Both of them are new to fishing with rubber worms and this was their first topwater experience. It's safe to say, they're "hooked"!
Why is it that no one really talks about topwater worms on here? They're like magic in heavy cover and lily pads. I'd say they outfish most other topwaters 4 out of 5 times in those instances. Yet you never hear them mentioned. Anyone else use them?
Why is it that no one really talks about topwater worms on here? They're like magic in heavy cover and lily pads. I'd say they outfish most other topwaters 4 out of 5 times in those instances. Yet you never hear them mentioned. Anyone else use them?
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