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Archive for April 7th, 2008

Monday, April 7, 2008 @ 11:04 AM
BoatsOfFury

Bass FishingA break from marine engine oil.

Doodling is a worm fishing technique mastered and taught by finesse fishing guru Don Iovino. It’s best used on suspended bass in clear, deep lakes usually found in western America, but can be used on any lake that has clear to stained water.

Use either baitcasting or spinning gear on a 6-foot, medium-light action rod. Usually, spinning gear is preferred when using 6-8 pound test for deep fishing, and baitcasting for 10-pound and up when flipping. Place a small, glass bead between the worm and a brass sinker (some enthusiasts insist they must match in color, others say it doesn’t matter). Use 4- to 4 1/2-inch worms on 1/0 hooks, and 3-inch grubs on size 1 hooks. Paddle tail worms are best suited in the spring whereas straight tailed worms work best in the fall and winter. Use a 3/16-ounce weight when working the bottom on deep structure, a 5/32-ounce weight on suspended bass.

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