Super User RoLo Posted October 14, 2010 Super User Posted October 14, 2010 I would not want the job of finding a plastic worm that doesn't catch bass ;D It seems that every plastic worm is a good bass producer, but there are a few I tend to favor: Midwater Worm: > Deps 6.0" Deathadder Grub (Not the pintail but the sickletail worm) > Zoom 7.5" Mag Ultra-Vibe worm (a slitted paddletail worm) Near-Bottom Worm (cranking & gliding): > Berkley 10 Power Worm (shortened 1.5") Bottom Worm: > Gambler Big Stick (high-floating tube-tail worm) I've drifted away from worms that are mostly ribbontail with a small body target (e.g. anaconda) Roger Quote
soccplayer07 Posted October 14, 2010 Posted October 14, 2010 Berkley 7" Power Worms http://www.***.com/Berkley_7_Power_Worms/descpage-BPW.html Quote
piscicidal Posted October 14, 2010 Posted October 14, 2010 Surprised no one has mentioned the Zoom 8" Dead Ringer. The dead ringer is my "go to" plastic bait. It is has a big profile and displaces a lot of water. It has ridges along the profile which slow the fall rate, allowing use of a heavier t-rig weight (and thus longer casts). My favorites: small: Zoom UV u-tail medium: Zoom 8" dead ringer large: Rage 10" thumper, Lake Fork 10", Zoom ol monster The three big worms above all have different profiles/actions/fall rates. Between one of those three I can usually get something going if there is a worm bite happening. If Rage made a 8" thumper, I'd probably buy out their entire stock. I have some of the 7" thumpers, but they are a little small for my taste (in both diameter and length). Quote
Captain Obvious Posted October 14, 2010 Posted October 14, 2010 Zoom Ol' Monster green watermelon when they want a big one.Zoom trickworm when they want something smaller X2 that combination will cover all the basics Quote
brushhoggin Posted October 14, 2010 Posted October 14, 2010 Being that I've caught more fish on Roboworms, I'd have to say...............Roboworms.. ;D6" flat tail, in assorted colors. you mean the Robo zipper Shakin right? cause yeah, thats my biggest producer as far as worms. but in oxblood. and the senko cut tails too, in plain ole watermelon seed. awesome bait. Quote
nanticoke Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 Charlie Brewer Slider 4" worm tops my list because it produces under all conditions. Quote
Super User David P Posted October 16, 2010 Super User Posted October 16, 2010 Dichoso Baits Nightcrawler, and Ticklestick. Get to pick your own color, flakes, and softness of the plastic. Quote
jdw174 Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 One of my all-time favorites was always the Zetabait Gillraker 8". They had phenominal tail action, even with weights as light as 1/16oz. I don't know if they're even being made these days. Haven't seen any in a tackle shop or online in ages. Quote
Super User Hammer 4 Posted October 16, 2010 Super User Posted October 16, 2010 Being that I've caught more fish on Roboworms, I'd have to say...............Roboworms.. ;D6" flat tail, in assorted colors. you mean the Robo zipper Shakin right? cause yeah, thats my biggest producer as far as worms. but in oxblood. and the senko cut tails too, in plain ole watermelon seed. awesome bait. Don't fish zipper worms... Quote
boneil Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 7 and 10" power worms and I have recently started fishing with the 12". Quote
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