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I know they have been around for awhile...but do here too much about anyone useing them.They have a great scent and seem they would work great at nite...anyone use these at nite much?

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Back in the day I used these 7" black, purple, and pink worms I forget what they were called but they worked great

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I carry the dang things around with me because I have caught lots of fish, and good ones too, on them. But it seems like they are an afterthought, and I only use them once every five years or so. Someone always seem to kick my butt on them at least once a year during a tournament too. Your post reminded me I still have a bunch, I might even toss one again some day LOL.

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it seems to me that ribbon tail worms are used less today, for some reason, but i always carry pumpkin and tequella sunrise

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A 10" black power worm is a real confidence bait for me - will almost always produce a few decent fish.

A-Jay

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Yep. Excellent bait.

I love the shaky head Power Worms. I have some of the 7-inchers that are no longer being made in Junebug and cherish each one.

You can't go wrong with the Power Worm. Give it a try.

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I use them more than any other plastic. Just seem to catch fish on them , then any other soft plastic. Maybe because I fish farm ponds.

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They are a great bait and outfish all other plastic worms for me. I always have one tied on.

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There is no better plastic worm in my mind, and always have one tied on 7 or 10 inch. Always in pumpkin seed. I have to put the year on the 100 count bags so i know what order to use them in. A bag i got in 2010 is working great, just opened it this weekend.

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They are great!! I always have a bag of 7" and 10" in my tackle bag. They produce...period.

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