I've tried lots of worm rigs but heres one that works.
Put a crimp on 100lb trace to form a small loop and crimp up.
Feed the trace through an 2 0z ball sinker, fit a soft lumo bead, then another crimp .
Feed the trace through a vmc worm hook, pull up reasonably tight and crimp off. Now you should should have a loop in front to tie your flouro trace to, a ball sinker, a lumo bead and a worm hook.
When you put the bait on the hook use a short bit of soft copper winding wire to bind the worm head down onto the front bend. This will stop little snapper from stealing the worm before mum comes along and eats it. and eat it she will!.
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