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I've tried a variety of 6 inch straight tail finesse worms (i.e. Zoom Trick Worm , Netbait T-Mac , Creme Scoundrel , Roboworm FAT) wacky rigged . I either use a #1 Gamakatsu wide gap finesse hook or a 1/16th oz. VMC weighted wacky jig head . It's kind of a "Goldie Locks" thing with me as too soft of a worm plastic results in the worm collapsing in on itself with little action when wacky rigged - too stiff a plastic results in little action . Probably the best so far has been the wacky rigged Creme Scoundrel : Right length and shape and the plastic formulation being slightly stiffer  is just about right for good wacky rig action . The draw back is the limited colors Creme offers the Scoundrel worm in .

 

*The above said , what are your experiences and suggestions for pouring what I am looking for (i.e. mold , plastisol , etc.) ? Thanks in advance ...

 

  • Super User
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Nothing works as good as a Jackal Flick Shake.  Best alternative is a Zoom Swamp Crawler.

 

Allen 

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