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When you're fishing in a tournament or just for fun, besides a Senko (or similar) what is your go to worm to get bit? I'm trying to find a few more options but a 7" Berkley Powerworm has been good to me in the past.

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GYCB Kut-Tail rigged on a MegaStrike ShakE2

Rage Tail Cut-R, T-rigged, unpegged

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Excluding senko style baits per your request, my #1 worm over the years has been a 7" power worm. In a close 2nd place would be a 4"-5" finesse straight tailed finesse worm.

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Zoom ultravibe speed worm. I have hard time not catching fish with it. Works great t rigged or on a shakey head. 

 

Zoom dead ringer on a t rig is a close 2nd. 

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Netbait T mac and C mac.

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Kunami Cut Tail or 4" Power Worm. Will have a Roboworm close by also.

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7" Black Culprit ribbontail t-rigged with a 3/16 oz bullet weight.

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1 hour ago, Bluebasser86 said:

Netbait T mac and C mac.

Same here

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Zoom Trickworm, previously it used to be Mann's 6" Jelly Worm. 

 

Works everywhere all the time.

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Zoom trick worm watermelon red.

 

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Well the Senko (and its knockoffs like the Yumdinger) is my go to worm.  Next to that I like Zoom Speed Worm, Rage Tail Thumper, Yamamoto Kut Tail, Zoom Trick Worm , Jackall Flick Shake and Rage Tail Anaconda pretty much in that order.

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3 hours ago, scaleface said:

6 inch Manns Jelly worm .

 

2 hours ago, Jar11591 said:

10" Culprit ribbon tail 

 

1 hour ago, Hez said:

7" Culprit Fat Max

 

51 minutes ago, smr913 said:

7" Black Culprit ribbontail t-rigged with a 3/16 oz bullet weight.

All the above and the Mann's 8" Jelly worm is a great all around size. I almost always t rig with generally 3/8 bullet weight. I like the grape and motor oil colors. My favorite way to fish. ?

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14 hours ago, Raul said:

Zoom Trickworm, previously it used to be Mann's 6" Jelly Worm. 

 

Works everywhere all the time.

 

Ditto

 

 

 

Mike

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Berkley 7" red shad power worm texas rigged with a 3/8 oz screwlock wormweight

 second?

Berkleys 4" black/chartruese tail texas rigged with a 1/8 oz screwlock worm weight

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Not made anymore, but I have a good supply of Mr Twister 6" slither worms. Grape first, then black.

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The now out of production Netbait slim shake, that thing was tough as nails and caught a lot of fish.

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I have been using the Grande Bass rattlesnake, Air tail rattler, and Kicker Fish Hightail 11" worm lately. 

 

Now a stupid question, why do you choose the worms you choose other than "they catch fish"? Im willing to bet that if I got bit on a green pumpkin Grande Bass Rattlesnake that I probably would have got bit on a green pumpkin _______ (insert any worm listed above). Im really curious. Im guessing some people use what they do because they can buy local. I like the garlic used with Grande Bass and how the Kicker Fish is big and floats. What is your reason?  I might have to try something else......

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