Скачать или смотреть Kudzu Garden Worms (Bear Paws)

This 30 May float tube excursion to a local lake in Johnson County, MO was originally intended to just be a quick reconnaissance to look at lake conditions after several consecutive days of rain and showers. The lake was murky with quite a bit of flotsam and jetsam but, surprisingly, the fish were biting well.
A Kudzu green, with black flakes, colored Bear Paws 3-inch Garden Worms was the star of the show. This color has been a personal favorite for quite a while and was excellent today. It was mounted (open hook) on a 1/20th oz Z-Man Micro Finesse ShroomZ rig and caught Bluegill, Green Sunfish, Crappie and Bass.
A real nice 18 - inch +/- bass and a 14 - inch +/- crappie were among the numerous fish caught with the Kudzu Garden Worm. Fishfindermounts.com helped with the float tube fish finder system which revealed water conditions. Water was murky due to recent rains. Temperature was a warm 75 degrees.
Rudie Tootie, famous Papillon Angling Advisor/Outfitter, had a guest appearance. He is also a big fan of Garden Worms and loves the Kudzu color too.
For folks interested in looking into the "back story" of what Kudzu is, its history and purposes, there's a really good, very interesting video at:
   • The Amazing Story of Kudzu - 1996 Documentary  
Special mention to the Matt, Ryan and the fellow anglers from Central Baptist Church of Kansas City that I had the pleasure to chat with at the lake. God bless!
Enjoy the Show