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I had probably 100 of these worms and I've been using them with lots of success and really like them, I found them in my tackle box full of pretty old stuff.

Anybody know the brand and if they are still being made?

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  • Super User
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Not sure of that particular brand, but Zoom's "Speed Worms" are close. Great on a Texas rig in thick grass.

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  • Super User
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Yeah I like the speed worm but its a little thicker, I like this worm because it is skinny and has a little smaller of a profile but can still kick some water and attract bass

  • Super User
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Flip tail worm, maybe?  Maybe some discontinued Gambler product.  I don't know.  I've seen woms that were segmented like that one before, but I can't place the name of it right now.

  • Super User
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No I don't think its a flip tail, man I've been looking and can't figure out what friggin worm this is haha

  • Super User
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Im wrong now that I look at it closely. Sorry

Lol no problem man, I'm still looking around on websites trying to find the name haha

  • Super User
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Hmm I just looked at that sugar cane worm.... It looks pretty close to the one in my picture, might go pick a pack of them up to try out

Would still like to know what is in my picture though so I can buy more....

  • Super User
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It could be one of the old cream worms.??

Maybe... I'll look into that, the stuff in the tackle box I got them out of is all in a range of 5 year old stuff all the way up to 30 years old... So this worm could have been bought a long time ago

Most of the creme stuff has the brand name on the lure doesn't it? This worm has no letters or logos on it

  • Super User
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http://lurepartsonline.com/Online-Store/Aluminum-Worm-Molds/7-5-Paddle-Tail-Worm-TAIL-8-Cavity-Mold.

THANK SOO MUCH to BadBassWV he helped me out by PM'ing me some stuff.... I started to suspect this was a home poured plastic and it is....

Here is a link to the mold. I looked for hours only to find It isn't a store bought lure haha

  • Super User
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I had probably 100 of these worms and I've been using them with lots of success and really like them, I found them in my tackle box full of pretty old stuff.

Anybody know the brand and if they are still being made?

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Use a Google search for "paddle tail worms" and take a look at the available images. 

  • Super User
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Your worm is a production paddle tail not hand poured, the nose has a sprue.

Tom

  • Super User
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That could just be from the mold couldn't it? Why would that mean it isn't a worm made from a mold someone bought

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The mold you linked to was not even available 5 years ago. LC just started selling them last year I believe. I used to have a mold similar to that, but the worm body was a little different.

  • Super User
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The mold you linked to was not even available 5 years ago. LC just started selling them last year I believe. I used to have a mold similar to that, but the worm body was a little different.

Hmmm, really? Well then that's not it.... Ugh,

  • Super User
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Yup Kevin is correct its not even the same mold, the worm I have is 6" but that mold I thought was the same makes 7.5" worms

If it is a store bought lure I'm having a hard time trying to find a brand name...

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That's the mold for the worm you have. But it was likely made to duplicate the worm as that company has only been around for 2 years. 

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I had probably 100 of these worms and I've been using them with lots of success and really like them, I found them in my tackle box full of pretty old stuff.

Anybody know the brand and if they are still being made?

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look up yum money maker worm and look at the first image, i think this is it but not sure if theyre made anymore.

  • Super User
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look up yum money maker worm and look at the first image, i think this is it but not sure if theyre made anymore.

No, that worm is a lot shorter and more stubby than my worm, thanks though

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