Up the line, tie a large palomar knot with a long pigtail that you normally would cut off. Instead, attach a barrel sinker to the bottom. Up the line attach a hook so that it stands straight off the line. On this hook, anglers can fasten a worm, a lizard, a grub or other temptation. They can even tie several to the line at intervals to see which lures fish prefer.
Baits hang seductively just above the grass.
Bounce the sinker off the bottom or shake the line so that the worm vibrates in a bass s face, provoking an angry strike. Shake or vibrate the worm any way you want to, Tauber explained. If a fish strikes and misses it, you can still rattle that line, and the worm shakes in its face. The bass bounces right back on it. The beauty of it is to be able to leave the bait in the strike zone and shake it without moving it.