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I like a 10" black or moccasin power worm.

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In my big worm bag I have Zoom Ol' Monster, Zoom Mag II, Culprit 10" and 12", and some 10" Power worms. The Power worms seem harder than the Zoom, so I primarily use the Zoom. I don't like much getting in the way of the hook.

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"Culprit" 10" and 12 " worms can't be beat IMHO. I like the Black Shad and Red Shad colors. Killer bait!  Click on the Bass Pro Shops banner at this link and you can order them at BPS. If you use the banner, BassResource gets a little ad revenue. Doesn't cost you any extra.

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yup i gotta agree, culprits 10 and 12 inch are very hard to beat.

however, if you can still find them (discontinued) riverside made some 9 or 10 inch big wag worms. those are my favorite!

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Berkeley 10in power worm in red shad always does the trick for me

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10" red shad Berkley power worm.

I had a zoom red shad worm my buddy a Berkley red shad power worm. He was just pulling out the fish. I switch over to the Berkley and soon I was too.

From that point on my 10" worm is Berkley Red Shad or Black Fleck. IMO it is the best 10" worm on the market and I have tried all the major brands. There is something about that worm that attracts the fish. It is typically the only plastic worm that gets pulled out of the bag during the summer months and it usually delievers.

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I think I've used almost all of the above mentioned and they all work great. I wouldn't limit myself to 10" ribbon tails. Don't be scared to go with a 12". Also you should try different tail types. Here are a list I use:

10" Gambler Ribbon Tail.I go to a ribbon tail when I putting a hop to my presentation.

11" Mister Twister Phenom or 12"BPS Squirmin' Worm. The smaller C-Tail will give you action with the slowest of presentations. Awesome worm when it gets hot and I need to slow down out in deep water.

10" Lucky Strike Original Ringer. Alot like a ribbon tail but the ribs give it a slower fall.

10" Lucky Strike Baby Huey. A big paddle tail worm. It's bouyancy causes it to stand up nose down and it's another great for slow presentations out in deep water.

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Yea OLD< BUT STILL BRINGS EM TO THE BOAT

MANNS JELLY WORMS  10 inch

Black ( black grape)

Purple ( grape)

Motor Oil ( marmalade)

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Yea OLD< BUT STILL BRINGS EM TO THE BOAT

MANNS JELLY WORMS  10 inch

Black ( black grape)

Purple ( grape)

Motor Oil ( marmalade)

Bingo! 8-) 8-) 8-)

The Original!  Often imitated...never duplicated :o

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Big worms are a staple on Fork during the summer months.   Hard to beat Power worms in Junebug, Black and Blue, Plum.   Gene Larews Fire and Ice for nights and Tequlla Sunrise in 12 inch worms.

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try the delong 14 incher. its fat, long and durable. they cost 4 buck a piece, but here in florida they catch toads.

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Culprit is the ticket for me.  I rarely fish anything larger than a 10" worm and to be perfectly hones usually no larger than 7.5" but when I do I fish a Tequila Shad Culprit.  I also like the Fire and Ice color.

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I use a variety.

Lucky Strike Sneaky Snakes

Berkley Power Worms

Big Bite 11" ribbon tails (company no longer in business)

Culprits 11"

Colors:

Junebug

Black Neon

Black Cherry

Red Shad

Blue shad

Guido Special

Natural Shell

Okeechobee Special

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Power Worm in Red Shad for night fishing and immitating all the big eel's up here. 8-)

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