Just watched you on Lake Champlain today and then subscribed when you did your shout out at weigh ins! Ill be using this for my next tournament, thanks!
I've been doing that for several years. I have every color of dye and have used just about every color combo imaginable. It's all about the color contrast of the base worm color & the tips. It drives them nuts. Matt probably learned the single dip from Randy B. :-)
I love that trick Mark. I have been doing that for years with my Senkos. It gets more bites for sure. Thanks for the content.
You bet! Thanks for tuning in and commenting!
Just watched you on Lake Champlain today and then subscribed when you did your shout out at weigh ins! Ill be using this for my next tournament, thanks!
Thank you so much for tuning in and subscribing! Good luck out there. I love your fishery!
Going to try this for sure. Thanks for the tip.
You’re welcome!
Great tip, always do the one side. I'll have to try it
Please let me know if you see a difference.
Pretty neat idea, I’m going to try it out 👍🏻
Glad you liked it. Let me know how it works out for you.
I've been doing that for several years. I have every color of dye and have used just about every color combo imaginable. It's all about the color contrast of the base worm color & the tips. It drives them nuts. Matt probably learned the single dip from Randy B. :-)
So I’m NOT the only one!
I’m going to have to try that down here in Mississippi Mark.
Absolutely, let me know how it works.
Good stuff bud 👍🏽
Thanks Jim
I got to try that to me thank you very much
You’re welcome
Has anyone ever used the dye at the hook? Seems it might make that area of the worm more of a "target?"
It’s an interesting thought but that’s also the part of the worm that is moving the least. There’s only one way to find out!
Only saying this once "Hot Pink on one end chartreuse on the other" it's juice....FishOn....jimi.....also dye a white frog pink...not joking
I’m going to try it!
That doesn’t make sense. Hahaha. 30 years ago we said the same thing about guys rigging a soft plastic “wacky”.
Right!