08-14-2010, 12:40 AM
Is it the thick slimy moss or is it more like hydrilla/weeds?
One technique that my buddy uses often, I don't have the patience, is to put a tube on a jig head so it sits horizontal and just drop it in any hole in the moss. He will let it just sit there for minutes. There is enough movement to make the 'legs' move in the water and he catches fish.
I will down size to a 3" senko if the moss is bad, it doesn't hang up very much moss but it's very light weight and won't penetrate vegetation.
When it gets thick I will super glue my worms to the knot so they don't slip down.
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One technique that my buddy uses often, I don't have the patience, is to put a tube on a jig head so it sits horizontal and just drop it in any hole in the moss. He will let it just sit there for minutes. There is enough movement to make the 'legs' move in the water and he catches fish.
I will down size to a 3" senko if the moss is bad, it doesn't hang up very much moss but it's very light weight and won't penetrate vegetation.
When it gets thick I will super glue my worms to the knot so they don't slip down.
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