3 Ways to Swim Worms Around Different Grass Types

In this video, professional angler Luke Clausen shares his expert insights on how to catch bass in Florida by identifying the best vegetation for fishing using a Texas-rigged swimming worm. He talks about the challenges of fishing in fields of pads and why isolated mats are an excellent target for fishermen.

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Clausen shares his favorite techniques for fishing with the Z-Man Turbo FattyZ, including swimming on the surface, straight reeling subsurface to cover water, and slowing down and dropping into cover into areas holding fish.

He also highlights the importance of hooking fish deep in the mouth around vegetation and the benefits of using a straight shank hook on a swimming worm presentation to help prevent vegetation from sliding down the line and unhooking the fish. Watch to learn how Luke approaches catching bass with this fun and efficient technique.

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[pitching]

Nice video!!!
We have a lot of different Grasses here in East TX too and that’s my type of fishing.
Really like trying different types of lures in and around grass.
I will have to try this method because I mainly throw Rage Swimmers, Flukes and some Craws around grass like that and catch a lot of Big Bass.
Thanks for the info!!!

[mark-]

I see a power pole trolling motor…looks pretty cool!

[LigmaKrack]

How about showing us how you use that fancy hook?

[Myancestorsheathen]

Don’t think he mentioned how to swim it

[davidmccartney]

Where did you learn how to release fish🥴

[bruceacphoto]

A lot of words. Marginal insights. Time NOT well spent.

[racrx]

You never really showed us the strait shank hook setup 🤷🏻‍♂️