Producto plastics

[midnighthrasher]

Anyone using these? Their tournament worm in black grape is awesome. These are the softest plastics.

[tcroot]

Never heard of them, but i will check them out.

[Stasher1]

My father gave me his tackle box several months ago, and one of the things I found in there was a topwater snake from Producto with a large hollow head (aluminum?), a wide gap hook, and a soft plastic tail that's curled up like a pecan roll. I think it's called a Water-Moc, or something like that. It's the only Producto product I've ever seen in person.

My father hasn't fished since some time in the mid-late eighties, so there's no telling how old this thing is, but the soft plastic tail is still nice and soft and not distorted.

[tennsopher]

The Producto jiggle tail in black grape w/ice blue sicle tail is deadly here in central Fla.Great worm to fish by vertical cover and relatively cheap costwise.Mfg in Sanford,Fla.

[optimator]

Tournament worms were the first worms I ever fished over 25 years ago. It might just be a confidence thing, but I still love 'em.

[CWB]

Boy, that name brings back memories. I have a few bags that I keep just for nostalgia. Used them for many years.

[Triton21]

I still use them on occasion.  Caught a lot of bass on them.

Kelley

[Rangerjoe]

Won a tournament back in the early 80's with a black/grape tournament worm. Bought some last year on line, but have not used them, maybe this year.

[airborne_angler]

Bought a bag of floaters on Ebay last year,havent had a chance to use em yet. I like the "generic" look of thier bags. Looks like a normal ziploc.