Hey Jesus,perhaps Tony didn't have his contacts in or just wasn't paying attention.
But the Guy doesn't smile much,some of us are just a little too serious,I'm sure it was nothing.
I fish with Tony last week he's a nice guys...Os

Mmmmmm...young female ice skaters...yep, yet another use for the old pink worm.

Ya know what I mean, Verne? <a tear slowly slides down his face in silent rememberance of Jim Varney. May he rest in peace>

[ 11-14-2001: Message edited by: Dave Jackson ]

Hey Os...

Nice tutorial on your jig worm. Look forward to giving it a try. Is this your first jig you usually pull out or one that you use if others anen't working. ie. What's your go/to jig?

Thanks... Steve

Try fishing a 4 inch pink worm rigged as you would a shrimp about 4 feet behind a diver. Use a couple of beads ahead of it topped off with a small Spin-N-Glo or other spinning body. Works about as well as bait.

Good posts. Pink rules. But try the natural worm colored ones that you can see thru a little bit and have some tiny silver specks in them. They are good on summer steelhead about three inches long. I have tried that color on summers and did good but not winter steelhead yet but will if the river gets gin clear.

knack, when ya get a chance, post that and other colors you do well with in my "What other color worms...." thread. Thanks.

Hey Padre,If you could see my Jig Box,It has soo many in it.
My choice depends on which river I'm fishing and what kind of water color I'm dealing with.
I've caught Fish with My worm Collar just about anywhere I've fished,some rivers are better than others.

My "go to jig" would probably be a 1/8 or 1/4 oz.Beady Osprey in lite pink and white w/ red-head and the enticer tail in red @ Silent Approach Jigs .......Tight Lines.....Os

[ 11-15-2001: Message edited by: fp ]

Look out!!!!!!The pink worm might put you into one of these monstors..fp

[ 11-15-2001: Message edited by: fp ]

Cutthroats or hungry smolts will eat anything even if it's almost as bigg as them. Go figure.