Best Ways To Use A Kut Tail Worm?

[TNBassin']

Of course I T-Rig these, but they don't really have any action to them at all that way. I've thought of rage rigging them, but not sure how well that would do. What's a good way to use these things?

[Catch and Grease]

They have plenty of action Texas rigged??

I used them on a drop shot and it worked pretty good.

[F14A-B]

Oh, they work... Good to... I have about 60 left...

They are soft like Senko.. Same blend? I think.. Don't need to add weight they cast great without... They just tear easy... You can waky rig them too..

But when these are gone I will use a different bait.

[TNBassin']

Yeah i've got the Yamamtos and they are soft and not very durable at all. I may try them wacky rigged I guess. They just look so life less compared to the ribbon or u tailed worms I usually use. I thought rage rigging them would be a good idea as they would "wobble" on the way down.

[Arv]

I fish them any way I would a senko

[K_Mac]

They may not have much action T-rigged but something about the action works. They are one of my top secret baits...

[J Francho]

Drop shot, stand up jigs, wacky jig, and split shot rig are a few I use.

[roadwarrior]

I fish them almost exclusively on a shakey head. The bait and rig is probably

my most productive set-up, but I have an issue that sometimes prevents

me from fishing this rig. When the fish are especially aggressive the fish

inhale the bait and are gut-hooked. I always pinch down the barb on the

ShakE2 which helps, but does not always work.

 

I have heard that the GYCB Kut Tail is the most popular soft plastic in Japan,

above the Senko. Does anyone know if that is true?

 

 

 

[bighed]

They have plenty of action Texas rigged??

I used them on a drop shot and it worked pretty good.

X2.  The small Yamamoto's work great on the dropshot

[5fishlimit]

Shakey head.

[Teal]

C rig.

My little fishing buddy has been using the 10" on a pumpkin Ed Head for ledge and channel fishing with some success.

Good worms.

[Choporoz]

What length on shakey heads?  I only have 10" variety and that seems a bit much for a shakey head.