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I'm looking for a true floating worm... not neutrally buoyant, but one that will float directly to the surface when released.  I want the tail of a jig/worm to lift strait up from the bottom... quickly!  5" to 7" will do.  Give me your selection, but don't lie about the buoyancy!

Steve

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Don't recall if they float to the surface, but a Roboworm does great. Love them on a shakey head  :D

  • Super User
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The red lable 3X Strike King worms, and the Renegade (sold at Walmart) straight worms in the kit with 4 colors.

I have tested about a dozen of the so called floating worms and those are the only two I found that really float.

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If you want a worm that will lift the weight of the hook also the SK 3x is the only one that I know off. And I would still use a light wire hook..........Al

  • Super User
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Try DichosoBaits . He can make it with several different types of plastic, one of which totally floats.. You can also  pick from a ton of colors (or request a custom color), plus you can add your selection of flake to it.

  • Super User
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I believe Gambler makes a floating worm, but don't hold me to it.

They sure do, and it has been my most productive floating worm over the years.  :D

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I use a syringe to inject air into any soft plastic bait I want to have bouyancy.

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For a smaller profile, the Strike King 3X finesse worms are true floating worms.

Totally love these, try them with a light wire hook with a split shot or carolina rig.  They work great.

I really have to try the ribbon tails, they look really nice.

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