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What's Your "go To" Worm?

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This might have been asked before on the forum, but let's here what you got.

 

For me, time and time again....I catch more fish and have more confidence in a Zoom Magnum Ultravibe Speed Worm.  Is it just me or is this worm overlooked as one of the best fish catchers there is?  I love a green pumpkin, California 420 & Junebug Red with the tail dipped in Spike-it 90 % of the time.

 

Let's here your go to plastic...I mean the one you find yourself picking up a bag or two every time your at the tackle store.  And give a shout out if your a big U-Vibe fan like myself!

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    zoom trick worm - black

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 A 10 inch Black Berkley Power Worm.

 

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Red shad Yum Dinger.  It always catches fish for me no matter which way I rig it.

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Another vote for a Yum Dinger.

~ 7" ribbon-tail and if I had to pick a color, it would be Tequila Sunrise. Brand name isn't really important to me, I usually use Barlow's house brand.

 

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5" Green pumpkinish stick. Senko, Dinger or Megastick. Take your pick.

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Zoom trick worm in bruised banana!

Interesting, never seen this color. My favorite trick worms would have to be 1. Black and 2. Green Pumpkin/Purple flake

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What happened to good ole "motor oil" color by zoom? Can someone recommend a straight tail worm brand that has a motor oil color?

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Interesting, never seen this color. My favorite trick worms would have to be 1. Black and 2. Green Pumpkin/Purple flake

Its a yellow worm with brown stripes wrapping around it, its my go to color for muddy/low visibility water!

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Its a yellow worm with brown stripes wrapping around it, its my go to color for muddy/low visibility water!

Where do you buy em? Just check BPS and they don't carry them

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My local academy sports always has some packs of them, I don't have a BPS so Idk if they carry them.

Tackle warehouse is a place you can order them from.

Mine is quickly becoming the Rage Tail Cut R worm. I can fish it like a senko, or swim it thanks to the tail. And if the tail comes off, I can still fish it like a senko. I haven't tried rage-rigging, texas rigging, or carolina rigging it yet, but I'm sure it will be great for those applications too.

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Zoom Ol' Monster, as of late I have the best luck using Watermelon or Green Pumpkin Magic Red.  My old standby was Plum.

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Mine is quickly becoming the Rage Tail Cut R worm. I can fish it like a senko, or swim it thanks to the tail. And if the tail comes off, I can still fish it like a senko. I haven't tried rage-rigging, texas rigging, or carolina rigging it yet, but I'm sure it will be great for those applications too.

 Me, too!

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Zoom Ol' Monster, as of late I have the best luck using Watermelon or Green Pumpkin Magic Red. My old standby was Plum.

Now that's my favorite on a c-rig, California 420, with the tail dipped

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Now that's my favorite on a c-rig, California 420, with the tail dipped

I too dip a little of the tail in chartreuse dye.

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Mine is quickly becoming the Rage Tail Cut R worm. I can fish it like a senko, or swim it thanks to the tail. And if the tail comes off, I can still fish it like a senko. I haven't tried rage-rigging, texas rigging, or carolina rigging it yet, but I'm sure it will be great for those applications too.

A little trick I learned from an old timers to avoid split tails a lot.....take a .22 caliber shell and punch a little round cut right at the "V" of the tail. Saves money and time plus has the same action IMO. Gambler figured this out not to long ago and made their "burner worm"

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I too dip a little of the tail in chartreuse dye.

The only time I don't dip the tail is when them bream are nibbling, lol

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8" Mann's Jelly worm in grape.

After the weekend I had my choice right now is the Berkley havoc juice worm.

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What happened to good ole "motor oil" color by zoom? Can someone recommend a straight tail worm brand that has a motor oil color?

 

 

I feel like Roboworm makes that.  Check TW.  

 

 

My favorite worms are Roboworms (hot tips and FX styles especially) and Slug-Go SS worms- the latter combines the front of a 4" slug-go for that erratic jerky motion, and follows it up with a whiptail that seriously gives it a sashay unlike anything I've ever seen.  It's the best of both worlds- the wiggle of a worm and the action of a soft jerkbait.  Each has their strengths, but I love them both in their own way.  

Rage Tail Cut-R is my go-to work right now. It doesn't matter what color I am using, the fish like it.

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Strike King fat baby Finesse worms.  Great on a Mojo, Drop Shot or wacky.  Just love them.

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