[It makes sense since Makoto is a beginner and other baits might trouble him a bit. Either way, at least it is a good way to start.]
Yes. You don't need to add anything to it, though. The texture and the movement of the lure allow it to mimic a real live worm. Also, they can also use color and sounds to bait the fish more easily.
[He then takes the hook of the rod and the worm from the bag.]
Yes. Usually, there is a sock method that my father used to put the bait onto the hook. But I prefer this method.
[He then starts explaining the said method as he sticks one end of the worm onto the barbed end of the hook and pushes it halfway to it. Then he does this again to another part until worm is now punctured through the hook in an S-shaped position.]
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Yes. You don't need to add anything to it, though. The texture and the movement of the lure allow it to mimic a real live worm. Also, they can also use color and sounds to bait the fish more easily.
[He then takes the hook of the rod and the worm from the bag.]
Yes. Usually, there is a sock method that my father used to put the bait onto the hook. But I prefer this method.
[He then starts explaining the said method as he sticks one end of the worm onto the barbed end of the hook and pushes it halfway to it. Then he does this again to another part until worm is now punctured through the hook in an S-shaped position.]
Did you get all that?