Favourite Texas rigged soft plastic 2025
Skspacemonkey reply :
What is your guys favourite Texas rigged soft plastic? Thanks!?
Yeajray231 reply :
On a true Texas rig (with sliding bullet weight) probably a culprit ribbon tail worm.
Tx weightless ... Senko or hula grub
Pegged (aka Florida rig) rage structure bug.
Mike L reply :
Brush Hog or a Rage Craw
Mike
RoLo reply :
Good Gravy!!
'ANY' soft-plastic bait can be Texas-rigged (i.e. anything can be rigged self-weedless)
Roger
Raul reply :
I've caught more bass on a 6-8 " straight tail worm than with all my other soft plastics put together for the past 3.5 decades, so ..... guess what's my favorite bait for T riggin' ?
scaleface reply :
On 3/30/2017 at 5:54 AM, RoLo said:
Good Gravy!!
'ANY' soft-plastic bait can be Texas-rigged (i.e. anything can be rigged self-weedless)
Roger
They all work well . Sometimes I reach in my bag and fish whatever I pull out first .
clh121787 reply :
Zoom mag lizard. Motoroil
jbsoonerfan reply :
On 3/30/2017 at 5:54 AM, RoLo said:
Good Gravy!!
'ANY' soft-plastic bait can be Texas-rigged (i.e. anything can be rigged self-weedless)
Roger
But it is NOT a true Texas rig without the weight. A soft plastic with a weight and hooked in a weedless fashion is a "Texas rig"
Catt reply :
On 3/30/2017 at 1:01 PM, jbsoonerfan said:But it is NOT a true Texas rig without the weight. A soft plastic with a weight and hooked in a weedless fashion is a "Texas rig"
According to Nick Creme he sold the hook in the pack of worms first & then later added the weight...both were call "Texas Rig"!
tholmes reply :
I'd have to go with a 7.5" ribbon-tail worm, with a 6" straight-tail worm a close second.
Tom
FryDog62 reply :
4 inch Pit Boss, Molting Craw color. Pretty basic but works well up North anyway...
faygo1979 reply :
Most often the Zoom Z-craw. or a ribbon tail worm.
chubaka reply :
I generally almost always texas rig my senkos or baby brush hogs. I don't even peg my weight though
A5BLASTER reply :
Baby brush hog- watermelon red flake.
And a bait made by the Cajun bait company, name and color I'm not ready to say because it is killer on the bend.
Got to have a few secrets lol.
tander reply :
5" Senko in either Junebug or Green Pumpkin.
Catt reply :
My favorite is Texas rigged & whatever they biting!
Tucson reply :
Weighted TR - Zoom Ribbon Tail
Unweighted TR - Senko
cgolf reply :
5" Kalins grub or a tube texas rigged on a slider spider head.
Something that I need to try more is a 1/2 zinker on a slider head around docks, this worked well for me last year.
Dvo509 reply :
June bug brush hog or a 4.5" tube
mwh33 reply :
In no particular order:
1. 10 inch power worm in black with blue tail
2. Senko in watermelon red, green pumpkin, or black with blue tail
3. RI sweet beaver in June Bug
4. Zoom lizard in watermelon
5. Berkley Pit Boss in Okeechobee Craw or green Pumpkin
MIbassyaker reply :
If they're all my favorite, does that actually mean none of them are? 'Cause I think that's where I'm at.
BassThumb reply :
My favorite are simple ribbontail worms.
7" Berkley Havoc Juice Worm ($0.20 ea) and 10" Zoom Ol' Monster ($0.44 ea) are both great baits and good values.
Wurming67 reply :
Gambler 7" ribbon tail with gambler screw in weight.
TX-Deluxe reply :
On 3/30/2017 at 10:01 PM, A5BLASTER said:Baby brush hog- watermelon red flake.
And a bait made by the Cajun bait company, name and color I'm not ready to say because it is killer on the bend.
Got to have a few secrets lol.
What weight bullet on baby brush hog?
bowhunter63 reply :
Creme Scoundrel 8 inch worm
A5BLASTER reply :
TX-DELUX, I always use the lightest bullet weight I can get away with with the wind and the water depth.
Either no weight or a 1/16, 1/8,3/16,1/4.
Any heavyer weight then 1/4 and im throwing a crig or punching mats and im throwing a 3/4 on the crig and 3/4 to 1 once when punching mats.
Always best to use as light a weight as conditions will allow.
Yakalong reply :
Senko
Bassguytom reply :
Gambler ugly otter or a ribbontail worm.
RMax reply :
Pit Boss or Rage Craw
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