8In Manns Jelly Worm

[S. Sass]

For me I think most is confidence like scaleface said. I have used them since I was a little kid almost always some success.

Also like PourMyOwn said it does bring back good memories as a kid as well.

Everything just feels right when I am putting one on. 

 

I also agree that some newer more popular bait companies worms more than likely wont be a upgrade for me. Although I have fished a whole lot of other brands I just like the blend of toughness & softness as Catt puts it.   

[Mike L]

Good enough for me...Thanks

Mike

[PourMyOwn]

I love when I'm fishing with a younger guy (I'm 38) and they say, "WHAT is THAT!?" Then I show them the auger action on the drop and they can't believe it. I've caught a ton of smallmouth on 6'' auger tails on the drop.

[John Wilson]

On 11/13/2015 at 6:39 PM, scaleface said:

I have caught thousands of bass on the Jelly Worm .

Back in the 80's, my cb radio handle was "Jelly Worm".. lol

[MIbassyaker]

Good worm.

 

But is there really such a thing as bad worm? If so, I have never met one.

[BrianMDTX]

A Jelly Worm in Blackberry is one of my favorites in summer. Not only do they entice bites but they seem to last longer than most plastic worms do IMO. 

[waymont]

In summer the purple 8” Jelly Worm with a 3/16 bullet weight kills for me. It’s m favorite size, with the 6” just behind it.

[Elkins45]

 Back in the day before the first Mister Twister there were basically three plastic worms everybody I knew threw. The Crème Scoundrel, the Manns Jelly Worm and the Fliptail. I forgot who made the Fliptail.

[VTFan]

You can't go wrong with a Mann's Jelly Worm.  I've been fishing them since the 70's and love them. They are one of my two favorite plastic worms, the other being a stick bait style worm for wacky rigging. Back in the day purple and black grape were the colors to beat.

[scaleface]

12 hours ago, Elkins45 said:

 Back in the day before the first Mister Twister there were basically three plastic worms everybody I knew threw. The Crème Scoundrel, the Manns Jelly Worm and the Fliptail. I forgot who made the Fliptail.

I used Jelly worms most . I liked fliptails too. They just were not readily available like the Jelly worm which could be bought anywhere.

[RB 77]

On 11/22/2015 at 2:59 PM, A-Jay said:

Jelly Worms have been catching big bass for a long time.

 

They helped Paul Elias have a couple of decent days down on Falcon a while back ~

 

A-Jay

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have watched this video several times throughout the years and it never gets old... 

[A-Jay]

1 minute ago, RB 77 said:

 

I have watched this video several times throughout the years and it never gets old... 

Me Too.

And although I certainly didn't win anything, I experienced something similar but it was a swimbait instead of a big worm.

A-Jay

[LrgmouthShad]

^^ The video series is incredible. It reminds us that grand days like that simply don't happen by accident. 

[WRB]

The Sting Ray worms were a tougher salt water plastisol having a larger wider spear tail, good worm.

Blueberry color was translucent sky blue back in the 70’s good color nearly forgotten today and should work.

Tom

PS, caught a Otay lake record back in 1968 using a 7” Blueberry Jelly worm the record lasted 3 days!