Reddit mentions of Owner's Twistlock Black Chrome Centering Pin Hook (Size 4/0, 4 Per Pack)

Hahaha sorry. If you look up Texas rig worm it will give you a bunch of links and images of how to hook the artificial worm. Owner's Twistlock Black Chrome Centering Pin Hook (Size 4/0, 4 Per Pack) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000SHWO36/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_nOrHwbFF942RN. This is a pretty cool hook I use that just makes it super simple. You put the head thru the twist and put the body in the hook. If you look up inline spinners you'll get a good idea of those as well. You want to just reel those in at a pretty decent pace. You can play with it a bit and alternate fast retrieval, stop to let it sink, and continue retrieving. A circle hook is just a type of hook that is better for catfish/snakehead. For the worms you want to cast it out and let it sink to the bottom. Let it sit for a little bit and just bounce it up, pull in excess line, let it sit again repeat. The color of the worm matters depending on the clarity of the water. If it's nighttime you can use a brighter worm. During the day I've pretty much stuck to watermelon red with success. At night I get a lot of mosquitos so I usually don't stay out too late but when I do I'll switch to a chartruese colored worm.