Super User Muddy Posted August 26, 2008 Super User Posted August 26, 2008 LMAO!!!!!!!!!!! Unless there is a full cup of it in a single worm, Glitter can't stiffen a worm. Speckles can't stiffen a worm. And scent can't stiffen a worm. No way. Imagine, "my worm had a fleck of glitter right at the bend, so it didn't................. LMAO!!!!!!!!!!! : b The salt or the plastic are the only real variables to consider. Yammies are 'soft plastic' with large 'hunks' of salt, and most other baits are 'medium plastic' with a softener and smaller grains of salt so that more plastic "adheres" to more plastic. (thus avoiding the 'cracking' ; like a senko) my .08 ;D ............and yammies have all the above characterists that you say make a worm 'stiff'. sorry, i have to type it one last time........No way. HOW UNSCIENTIFIC OF YOU! Oh Your actually in the business<my mistake : Quote
Bean Counter Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 I use old style worms a lot. They might work better than they ever did because the fish don't see them much now. 1 Quote
bmuskin Posted August 26, 2008 Posted August 26, 2008 I use old style worms a lot. They might work better than they ever did because the fish don't see them much now. I think thats the key something different will work lots of times. I really like the fact that I have a lot of old eastern style stuff in the midwest. AC SHiners, Poes ect. You don't see those as much in Missouri and Kansas. I guess cause Bass Pro doesn't sell them. Anyway they seem to work and I think it's because the fish don't see them as much. Quote
Super User iceintheveins Posted August 27, 2008 Super User Posted August 27, 2008 Creme's worms still work well, especially when finesse fished with a small hook and a light weight. Great darting action. Quote
loomis spookwalker Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 I use them only in back of tributaries/creeks where there are small water moccasins. Anywhere else it is rather unnatural. Quote
Super User Muddy Posted August 27, 2008 Super User Posted August 27, 2008 Creme's worms still work well, especially when finesse fished with a small hook and a light weight. Great darting action. Hey Wal Mart is selling those 5 paks for .50 each now on sale Quote
snapper G Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 I use the mann's jelly worm a lot in 8" size, it's great rigged waky! Quote
snapper G Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 I use old style worms a lot. They might work better than they ever did because the fish don't see them much now. X2 Quote
fats69 Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 I still use Mann's worms and grubs. If it ain't broke don't fix it. Fatman Quote
Super User Grey Wolf Posted August 27, 2008 Super User Posted August 27, 2008 I use them only in back of tributaries/creeks where there are small water moccasins. Anywhere else it is rather unnatural. Unnatural ??????? Please explain. Quote
Super User Raul Posted August 27, 2008 Super User Posted August 27, 2008 I use them only in back of tributaries/creeks where there are small water moccasins. Anywhere else it is rather unnatural. Unnatural ??????? Please explain. I suppose that he thinks the lure must be realistic in order to catch fish, something you and me know it 's not true. Quote
rebar Posted August 27, 2008 Posted August 27, 2008 Yes, hundreds of dollars worth of tackle and I can still catch lots of bass on Berkeley Power worms, blue fleck or electric grape are my favorite colors. It's good to have something you can depend on! lp 1 Quote
Seabolt Posted August 28, 2008 Posted August 28, 2008 Never.I like very soft, soft plastics, lots of salt and scented or not, I still add scent! 8-) 2ND that....lovin the chompers stick baits and really anything they are making right now. It makes me sick to smell them but they are nice. Quote
ThomasL Posted August 29, 2008 Author Posted August 29, 2008 I just purchased a large lot of plastics because i only wanted the rebel ringworms,strike king diamond worms and knight tube worms,i have grouped the rest with photo and posted it on our sell board,hope someone is looking for these. Quote
Hytekrednek Posted December 20, 2024 Posted December 20, 2024 I still use 8'' Creme Scoundrel worms nearly every trip. I use the 8'' also for floating worm duty as well as Texas rigs. I do use the 6'' and the 4'' versions too occasionally, but the 8 is by far my most used size. I love the 9'' Jelly worms too, but sadly they are extinct and can only be found on ebay for crazy money. Please, someone start remaking the jelly worms! 1 Quote
Super User WRB Posted December 20, 2024 Super User Posted December 20, 2024 R.I. 8.25” Fat Flirt worm is a good replacement for 8” Jelly Worm Tom Quote
Super User king fisher Posted December 21, 2024 Super User Posted December 21, 2024 If Zoom Ole Monster, and Zoom Trick worms, are considered old school, then yes. If they are not old school, than I guess neither am I. 1 Quote
MyKeyBe Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Even a worm that was brand new when this thread was started is old school now. 😆 2 1 2 Quote
PondProwler9000 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 OG 7.5 Culprits for sure. Surprised nobody has mentioned Renegades. Grew up in the 90's in a small town, Wal-Mart was all we had. 2 Quote
Super User WRB Posted December 21, 2024 Super User Posted December 21, 2024 Hand pours are old school and still use Uptons Customs 9” straight tailors. Tom PS, available from HogFarmer, 2008 thread! Quote
wdp Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 1 hour ago, MyKeyBe said: Even a worm that was brand new when this thread was started is old school now. 😆 Just realized after seeing your comment, this thread was recently dug up from 16 yrs ago. 😂🤣 2 Quote
BassResource.com Administrator Glenn Posted December 21, 2024 BassResource.com Administrator Posted December 21, 2024 Yep 3 Quote
MichaelN Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 Yes. Still have some Mann's, some The Tube Worm's and Creme's pre-rigged from 40+ years ago (my grandfather's before he died). Creme are still making these. 3 Quote
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