Hooking a worm properly is essential for successful fishing. One of the most common and effective ways to hook a worm is the 'Texas rig.' To do this, insert the hook point into the head of the worm about 1/4 inch and slide it through until the hook is almost entirely covered by the worm. Then, push the point of the hook back into the body of the worm so it is almost entirely weedless. This rig is great for fishing in weedy or snaggy areas. Another popular method is the 'Wacky rig,' where you hook the worm through the middle, allowing both ends to dangle enticingly. This works well for finesse fishing. Experiment with different hook sizes and styles to see what works best for the type of fish you're targeting.

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