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The rebirth of the Texas rigged worm

By Ed Harp
Bassmaster.com

Monday, June 8, 2009

There was a time when no self respecting angler would consider launching his or her boat without one. It just wasn't done. But then, over time, other baits began to replace it. Carolina rigs, jigs, deep diving crankbaits and the like came into favor. The Texas rigged worm soon turned into a relic, something no real bass angler would throw. "I don't really know why guys stopped fishing with them. They never really stopped catching bass," says Marty Stone, Bassmaster Elite Series angler and four- ...

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