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This is what I think of when I think traditional old school plastic worms. 20pk is only 2.99 on TW. Anybody still throwing these? I've got a lack in motor oil color...next order I'm gonna get a pack of grape.

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I fished with Phenom worms as soon as they were introduced.

Any worm that was good 'once', will be good forever.

 

Roger

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Why certainly! ?

 

DO NOT under any circumstance throw the Mag 12!!!

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8 hours ago, lo n slo said:

i just love a good worm thread 

 

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After Mister Twister was founded in 1972, I bought bulk orders directly from the factory (Teenies, Meenies, 4"Grubs~)

They must have thought I was a tackle shop, because on more than one occasion,

they sent me a box filled with bags of soft plastics. Oddly, there was never a shipping order

or any accompanying letter, and I didn't look a gift-horse in the mouth.  :greetings:

Roger

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There are some things that just work. A senko just works. A trick worm just works. And a 6 inch old school curl tail worm works. I remember my dad having boxes of a worm just like these growing up...heck probably was these. 20 good quality worms for 3 bucks is also incredible. Another thing I like about these and baits like them is I can guarantee and nobody at my local lake throwing em.

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2 hours ago, RoLo said:

 

After Mister Twister was founded in 1972, I bought bulk shipments directly from the factory (Teenies, Meenies, 4" Grubs~).

They must have thought I was a tackle shop, because on more than one occasion, they sent me a box filled with bags of soft plastics.

Oddly, there was never a shipping order or any accompanying letter, and I didn't look a gift-horse in the mouth.  :greetings:

 

Roger

 

I live 3 1/2 hrs from Miden, place an order & go pick em up.

 

Phenom Worms, Super Lizards & Magnum SinSations have spent a lot time on the end of my line.

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Ive never used phenom worms, Ive never noticed them in any of the bait stores around here.

These have been in my boat for 40 years now...

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14 minutes ago, N Florida Mike said:

Ive never used phenom worms, Ive never noticed them in any of the bait stores around here.

These have been in my boat for 40 years now...

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Oh yeah those are great too

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Mr. Twister 6" Phenom is one of my old favourites. I like any purple/grape colors, and motor oil.

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Manns use to make an almost identical one called the Jelly Waggler . I use to buy those in packs of 100 .  

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17 hours ago, lo n slo said:

i just love a good worm thread 

 

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Great post. You’ve had them for a long time?

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Man those worms are special arent they? My grandfather’s favorite worm...He couldn't cast one more than 35-40’ w/that old baitcaster lol, but man did that old timer catch alot of bass on them... Just CREEPING that thing along the bank while sitting still as a statue. 


Like alot of baits I got away from, I need to throw them again. When rigged right theyre a good alternative to a shakeyhead around cover like vegetation and even wood. Maybe I’ll tie some on for the kids to drag. 

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20 worms for three dollars?  I'm a big fan of catching bass, but an even bigger fan of catching bass reliably on cheap baits!

 

I'll give them a go when I stock back up on worms!

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12 hours ago, DitchPanda said:

There are some things that just work.

 

There's something about the simplicity of what I call a curl tail worm. When throwing these worms I never peg a weight, I want that worm chasing the weight to the bottom.

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Yes!  I use them mostly as jigworm. They are great on a vertical drop -- the curly tail slows the fall, but adds a lot of rapid movement at the same time. 

 

Pumpkin Pepper

Perch

Junebug

Grape/Blue Flake, Pearl tail

Red/Black Core

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3 hours ago, Spankey said:

Great post. You’ve had them for a long time?

i bought a bunch of them some time back at a little country store. we were getting some minnows and beer, and i just saw them over by the tackle aisle. you know the rest ?

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8 minutes ago, lo n slo said:

i bought a bunch of them some time back at a little country store. we were getting some minnows and beer, and i just saw them over by the tackle aisle. you know the rest ?

Good deal. 

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2 hours ago, Catt said:

 

 I never peg a weight, I want that worm chasing the weight to the bottom.

 

A free-sliding sinker creates the illusion of a snake-like predator chasing a morsel,

in this case the bullet sinker. Any element of competition triggers aggression in bass.

 

Roger

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10 hours ago, Catt said:

 

There's something about the simplicity of what I call a curl tail worm. When throwing these worms I never peg a weight, I want that worm chasing the weight to the bottom.

I never really peg a weight on anything. If I fished heavy grass I might..but I don't so I don't peg! Feel like if I want a pegged bait I'll just use a jig of some sort.

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12 hours ago, Hook2Jaw said:

20 worms for three dollars?  I'm a big fan of catching bass, but an even bigger fan of catching bass reliably on cheap baits!

 

I'll give them a go when I stock back up on worms!

Yeah it's crazy how affordable they are. You should get a pack...on the very unlikely chance you have them which you wont....your out 3 bucks. Can't even buy a beer at the bar for that.

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Saw this thread so I decided to pick some up today. Mr Twister is a staple here thanks to the walleye guys so all their plastics are rather easy to find in our tackle shops. I still rarely hear of anyone using the phenom for bass though. I’m sure it’ll slay the smallies on the river. 
 

 

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On 7/12/2020 at 10:44 PM, N Florida Mike said:

Ive never used phenom worms, Ive never noticed them in any of the bait stores around here.

These have been in my boat for 40 years now...

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you talked me into it brother ?

 

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