Curly-tail worms are excellent lures for bass fishing due to their lifelike action in the water. One effective way to use them is by Texas rigging. This involves inserting the hook into the head of the worm and then burying it into the body, making it weedless. Cast the lure near structures where bass might be hiding, such as rocks or fallen trees. Let it sink to the desired depth and then retrieve it with a slow, twitching motion to mimic a wounded baitfish. The curly tail will add an enticing movement that can attract bass. Experiment with different retrieval speeds to see what works best on that day. Remember to use a proper rod and line setup to handle bass effectively.

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Fishing Techniques Bass Fishing Texas Rigging Lure Retrieval Curly-Tail Worms