bass fishing: guide to matching hook size to plastic worm?

Is this a manual online that can tell me to use what type / size hook to certain size plastic worms? I "m looking to catch bass 1-3 pounds with medium-sized worms, not sure what size hook to use ... Any advice? Thanks.

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  • dumdum:

    What works fine for me is a 3 ought hook.This is the size that I have the best results with.

  • justintodd1979:

    hey man, a number 3 worm hook is a good all around worm hook. i like the hooks that come with the weights already built onto them. you dont have to put a bullet weight on your line and with the weight on the hook, i think that it gives a more realistic movement to the worm. man i hope that helps you out a bit good luck good fishin be safe and remember to share the experience

  • oldschoolriders:

    I would stick with a 4/0 or a 5/0 offset hook. They work great with frogs, tubes, worms and craws. You always want a good size hook in your plastics so there will be plenty of room for the bass to get hooked when it strikes.

  • Dave h:

    yeah man you got some good tips here and they are all right definatly get a size 3 thats all you need great all rounders

  • bassplayer_1313:

    6″ worm with a 2/0 or 3/0 offset shank worm hook.
    but for the life of me, why aren’t you looking to catch the 10 pounders?

  • stickypyros3:

    I’ve always used a 2/0 offset hook with a 5″ or 7″ worm.

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