Why Fish Eat A BIG WORM?

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[@SmallieNinja]

Big Wermm!! "Smokey! You playing wit my Emotions!"

[@GeraldGMANSwindle]

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[@the_lenny_draper]

Classic 😂

[@riccochet704]

Not all about the eel, it's about the water conditions. Since a big worm works in the south as well where we don't have eel's. Those fish go deep to the cooler, more oxygenated water. They're lazy trying to conserve energy, so they'll sit and wait for a big meal to come by. One big meal means less energy wasted chasing down small fish. So it can mean a snake or a dying gar. Same reason big football head mop jigs work as well. They imitate a big bluegill or craw. And big deep divers work. And big spoons. They're summer off shore baits targeting fish that want a single big meal.

[@restless7528]

You need to make a DVD like bill dance has out I could listen to your knowledge all day G'MAN! It don't matter how long you been fishing you always learn something new?

[@Tomc8030]

I think I’ll try that shaky head ideal. Typically I like throwing an old monster worm with 3/8-1/2 oz weight, I reel it as fast as possible while keeping on the bottom. Good video!

[@LowBrowFishing]

We don't have any eels in my local lakes, but we have quite a few cotton mouth snakes. I know those bass like to go after a big worm in summer so it might be about the same to them.

[@hunternixonfishing2500]

That color old purple is so underrated

[@utolean3025]

Good information for a fellow Guntersville angler ✌️

[@ericgriffin397]

I've never heard of that rig but i will check it out. Thanks G Man!!

[@daddymcsnacks_561]

All I know is you busted out the very same worm I use in the summer down in Florida. I use the black because the silhouette it creates. I don't believe we have those eels tho.

[@sonofafisherman743]

Thanks Gman 👍

[@mattress2331]

I like the thought process but, We haven't got the Lamprey eels here, but the Big bass still eat big worms! Maybe it's related to Water snakes in MN? I like the rig and break down you have!

[@catchyoulateroutdoors8401]

I never new that, great job and GOD Bless !!!!!

[@leecanady6749]

Good Info! Thanks For Sharing!

[@basstex6703]

Thanks for the tip

[@billyburton4487]

Very interesting. Here in mississippi I was always told it was because of huge tadpoles and baby snakes. I never even thought about eels. Have seen some but not many. Appreciate the info!!

[@friskthewaffle7672]

Never seen any in Florida, but! They sure eat them snakes!!!

[@michaelmynatt3762]

Good info

[@blackcatlures]

Smaller species of native lamprey live in most people's waters they just don't realize it

[@jakehigdonfishing]

never heard that about the eel that’s extremely interesting though and makes sense. thanks g

[@DetroitFishigan]

See, thats why i will always fuck with you G, because you always dropping knowledge. Thanks big dwag 💯🤝🏼.

[@RockyTop522]

I’ve fished a Big Worm all my life in the Sumner with great success and never knew it had a correlation with eels 🤯

[@randywunderlich6315]

Your the man!!!!!

[@WolfSpiritOutdoors]

Just like me mcdonalds don't make nothing big enough. GIven my choice im going down to the Ole boofet 😂 all you can eat 14.95 all day long. Zoom ol monster stays on a rod. Awesome tips G!

[@charlesmayberry7034]

Do you set up using a tooth pixie in tail

[@19ADAM80]

👍🏼

[@johncrouch5778]

Dude you need to do a shop tour

[@steveodonnell2921]

On a baitcaster sir?

[@jesseboyden3119]

Yall thinking way to hard about it. Bass are opportunistic. They eat it kuz it looks like prey. Simple as that. Does it matter? Lmao if they eat it, throw it

[@jeffcoe819]

I thought he was gonna say cause they are female 😂