Rigging plastic worms for bass fishing is a classic technique that can be very effective. One popular way to rig plastic worms is the Texas rig. To set up a Texas rig, you'll need a bullet weight, a worm hook, and of course, your plastic worm. Start by inserting the tip of the hook into the head of the worm and slide it through until the point of the hook is just barely coming out. Then, rotate the hook and bury it into the body of the worm, making sure it's completely hidden. Finally, add a bullet weight above the hook. This setup allows the worm to be weedless and helps it sink to the bottom where bass often hide. Another common rig is the Carolina rig, which involves a sliding weight above a swivel and leader line with the worm. This setup is great for covering a lot of water and presenting the worm at different depths. Experiment with different colors and sizes of plastic worms to see what the bass are biting on.

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