Plastic Worms:- While plastics worms are available in hundreds of shape and sizes, the majority of largemouth fisherman rely on curly-tail plastic worms form 6 to 8 inches in length. These worms are big enough to attract a good-sized bass and they have an enticing action when fished at a slow pace. Longer worms, those 10 inches or more, often result in higher percentage of missed fish. Like other soft plastic lure, many of the worms manufactured today are scent-impregnated for added attraction.
Creatures:-This category includes a wide array of imitation crayfish, lizards, frogs, salamanders, eels, etc. Like plastics worms, these soft plastic lure comes in many shape and sizes.Soft Stick Baits:- These baits have a straight, tapered body designed to swim erratically from side to side with twitching retrieve. Most soft stick baits range in size from 4 to 6 inches.
Because largemouth bass lure are usually found in or around some type of cover, most fisherman prefer to rig their soft plastics Texas-style.
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