Magnum Trick Worm - Very Nice...

[Avalonjohn44]

Had the opportunity to fish some Florida ponds last week while down there on a business trip. First day was a waste, nothing was working for me, even senkos (Believe it or not)... I grabbed a few lizards and something I'd only read about here, the magnum trick worm. I got pumpkin, green pumpkin, and junebug colors.  I tried these guys out and was amazed.

I fished them both shaky and weightless, and the bass were just attacking them...

They are very similar in thickness to senkos, but are very floppy, great action.  I was doing so well weightless t-rigged that I didn't even have a chance to wacky rig them...

At the end of the day I had to quit due to a complete lack of whole worms left.  I spent about an hour the first night fixing the lures I had left with mend-it. 

I fished three days with those worms and absolutely loved them.  They are well worth the $5 per bag.  I stocked up on some before I left since BPS is so far from me and my Gander doesn't carry them yet. 

I can't rave enough about this bait.

[bweave09]

They are awesome....one of my favorites as well. Deadly weightless around laydowns

[choupique]

I have been wearing the bass out with the trick worms.  My last two trips we have caught no less than 30 fish per trip all on trick worms.

[gotarheelz14]

It's my favorite worm period.

[Gangley]

The magnum trick is a pretty good producing worm.  Don't hesitate to give longer worms a try too.  The Ol' Monster by ZOOM produces nicely, the Rage Anaconda does good too, and I have heard good things about the 14" V&M Bayou Giant. 

Though big worms will increase your average size for the most part, don't be surprised if you reel in some 8 inch bass on a 10+ inch worm, big worms seem to catch all sized fish.