Catching every bass on green pumpkin worm - but nothing else

I carry three rods on my kayak, with frogs or jigs, spinners, worms....but every single fish I catch is on some variety of a green worm. Is it me? Is it just that I know how to fish with a worm and not with a frog or a spinner? Im getting the feeling one rod and one worm is enough. The other day I caught 8 bass on a single worm (until it shredded and fell apart). Im thinking I have a lot to learn with the other options. Not sure where to turn to deal with this so called issue....

Any thoughts?
Mark.

Wanna learn a new technique? Next time you go out take only the gear you need for that technique. I did this when I wanted to learn a jig. One rod, a couple of jigs and a couple of hours.

Wanna learn a new technique? Next time you go out take only the gear you need for that technique. I did this when I wanted to learn a jig. One rod, a couple of jigs and a couple of hours.

Fair point man. It is easy to revert to what you know if you fail after a few minutes on some new technique. I used a frog today and it got hit twice, but I failed to set the hook. I threw the worm to the same lily pads and nailed it straight away. I should have persevered with the frog....

Well that is a classic move. If they miss a topwater, they give away their position and you nail him with the worm. But if you want to build confidence in the frog, just go out for a short trip with just a frog. It's amazing how a couple of fish can build that confidence.

Plastic worms catch fish period! It's always my go to bait when things are tough. If you can't catch a bass on a worm then they just aren't biting A frog doesn't even come close, that's a tough bait for bites.

if you want to consistently catch larger bass you got to throw jigs. they are the next best thing to worms.

if you want to consistently catch larger bass you got to throw jigs. they are the next best thing to worms.

Do you have a <go> jig? Something that you fall back to all the time?

if you want to consistently catch larger bass you got to throw jigs. they are the next best thing to worms.

Do you have a <go> jig? Something that you fall back to all the time?

if you want to consistently catch larger bass you got to throw jigs. they are the next best thing to worms.

I agree completely! Big bass LOVE jigs!

if you want to consistently catch larger bass you got to throw jigs. they are the next best thing to worms.

Do you have a <go> jig? Something that you fall back to all the time?

unfortunately I have too many. just keep it simple, either black or green bass jig with a matching trailer (paca chunk, chigger craw) or doubletail grub. jig weight will depend on what rods you use. 1/4 to 3/8 oz for baitcaster, lighter for spinning(use braid and light wire hook).