I only use them for my shakey head and not to often either. really soft and tear off easily.

These are the colors that I have...

 

Roboworm 6" Straight Tail Worm 10 count
(1) Color: New Ayu
(1) Color: Prizm Perch
(1) Color: Warmouth

Davis Baits Aaron Marten's Series Shaky Worm 6"
(1) Color: Aarons Magic

I have always liked tham and caught lots of fish on them. BUT..........they don't/didn't catch any more for me than a Zoom finesse or trick worm. And you get more worms , for less money with Zoom, so that's what I use now. Roboworm has lots of pretty colors though.....I know that's important to the sheep...........err I mean people here LOL.

I picked up some roboworms today. Never fished em but I've heard they are good.

What do you hook em with (set up) / what is the best way to fish them?

Drop shot with a 3/16 ounce finesse weight. Make the leader about as long as the worm and fish em shallow. 

After several months of having no success with occasionally fishing a roboworm, I finally caught fish with my last two Aaron's Magic worms. Now I have to go get more! Ha!

They are my go-to drop shot worm. I have also used them on a mojo with great success.

I use the Sculpin on a drop shot and it works pretty well. Sometimes I throw the straight tail worm that way also but I usually throw that on a shaky head.

I have always liked tham and caught lots of fish on them. BUT..........they don't/didn't catch any more for me than a Zoom finesse or trick worm. And you get more worms , for less money with Zoom, so that's what I use now. Roboworm has lots of pretty colors though.....I know that's important to the sheep...........err I mean people here LOL.

 

Other baits work as well or better for me so I rarely use Roboworms anymore.

 

Allen