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Many angler use live worms
for fishing, but unfortunately do it wrong. You're probably thinking
to yourself, how can I do it wrong for God's sake? Wrong may
be too harsh a word, so how about 'fish live worms improperly'?
It's not that most anglers are fishing with live worms improperly
on purpose; it's simply that they've never seen a better way.
That better way is quite simple, and yet very effective. The
point of the matter is that simply "threading" a live
worm onto a hook isn't going to be necessary after reading this
article.
Anytime live worms are used
for fishing, a set of gang hooks should also be used. What's
a set of gang hooks, you ask? A set of gang hooks is simply a
pair of small hooks tied in tandem that enable you to present
live worms in a completely natural manner. That is, outstretched,
the way they look in nature. With gang hooks there is no need
to "thread" a worm onto a hook or create the famous
"worm ball", by hooking a single worm over and over
again. With gang hooks the days of using these outdated methods
of fishing with live worms is over.
So how do you get your hands
on some of these gang hooks? Simple, with a little research into
knots you can tie them yourself or you can purchase them pre-made,
it makes little difference at the end of the day. What's important
is that you begin using gang hooks sooner, rather than later.
Gang hooks and live worms go together like politicians and being
deceitful. If you're going to fish with live worms anyway, why
not do it in the most efficient and effective way possible?
Can "threading" a
live worm onto a hook or fishing with a "worm ball"
catch fish? Of course, but those methods just aren't that effective.
Especially when it comes to larger, more experienced fish. When
live bait is presented in a completely natural manner, it will
be more effective; it's as simple as that. You can use a stick
with a piece if string as your fishing rod, but you don't. There
are much more effective materials to be used, and you use them.
The same should go for you live worm fishing.
Trevor Kugler is co-founder
of http://www.JRWfishing.com and an avid angler. He has more
than 20 years experience fishing for all types of fish, and 15
years of business and internet experience. He currently raises
his three year old daughter in the heart of trout fishing country…..Montana!
Gang Hooks Tied & Ready
To Fish!!!: http://www.jrwfishing.com/gang_hooks.asp
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