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Wondering what sizes ya'll use for weedless drop shotting these baits:

  • 4.5" finesse worms (e.g. 4.5" roboworm or zoom finesse worm)
  • 6" roboworm
  • 6.5" zoom trick worm
  • 7" roboworm

 

Again, I'm asking about roboworm ReBarb hooks specifically. Not any other brand/ line of hooks.

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Also: Does your answer change if you plan on t-rigging those baits instead dropshotting?

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I've used size 1/0 with the 4.5 Roboworm, and 2/0 for the 6" size. 

 

I use the same size for t rig or drop shot.

Posted
44 minutes ago, Mobasser said:

I've used size 1/0 with the 4.5 Roboworm, and 2/0 for the 6" size.

 

Yep. 

 

And the Rebarb hooks are available in light and medium wire versions. 

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I'm with Mobasser.  I dont own any over 2/0.

 

great hook.  bent needles.  seriously sharp.

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i use the 1/0 for 4 inch worms and the 2/0 for 6 inch. i also like the light wire for drop shot.

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Both, that way I can just change worms to try and dial it in. Brush piles and stuff like that= Texas rig, open water or they’re not eating it that good I will thread the worm on there 

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15 hours ago, bottom_dollar said:

Both, that way I can just change worms to try and dial it in. Brush piles and stuff like that= Texas rig, open water or they’re not eating it that good I will thread the worm on there 

 

Yeah, I like the 1/0 hook for the 6" worm too. Interesting that everyone else in this thread has said 2/0 for the 6". But 1/0 is light wire, plus I feel like the smaller hook gives a more finesse action. 

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