so where do I fish them and when and what setup should I use. like zoom G tails worms and mister twister pock it worms.

Thanks

Anywhere anytime! I fish them deep with a pegged weight or weightless if no wind. On a medium or MH spinning rod or baitcaster setup and on braid. Usually using culprit or metro baits big Toho 10 inch

do like the G tails or pock its

I've never actually fished them before. They look good tho

oh and what colors do u guys like

I fish anything black blue laminate or flake, St. John's river red ( red with blue flakes) and watermelon red

They are great fished deep in the summer. I fish them post spawn to the turn over. I think there are better baits to fish pre-spawn and after the lakes turn over! They give off alot of action and the colors depend on the water you are fishing. Colors that I like are green pumpkin,June bug,Red Shad, Teq.sunrise,black,black grape,plum. Take a look at the Netbait C-Mac worms,to me they are the best ribbon tails worms on the market! most ribbon tail are more body than tail but the Netbait ribbon tails are more tail than body and that is what I want more TAIL ACTION. They have them in 7in.,11in.,15 in,. ! Iike the 15 in. in deep summer water.

is that it?

I fish watermelon flake zoom ribbontails. They have proven to me to be better then the Yum Ferocity worms, and are somewhat durable.

Zoom u-tales. Red shad, black, and watermelon/red. I fish them from deep to shallow but mostly in the warmer months or when the fish want a smaller profile. 

ok thanks what size wieghts do you usally use

They are great fished deep in the summer. I fish them post spawn to the turn over. I think there are better baits to fish pre-spawn and after the lakes turn over! They give off alot of action and the colors depend on the water you are fishing. Colors that I like are green pumpkin,June bug,Red Shad, Teq.sunrise,black,black grape,plum. Take a look at the Netbait C-Mac worms,to me they are the best ribbon tails worms on the market! most ribbon tail are more body than tail but the Netbait ribbon tails are more tail than body and that is what I want more TAIL ACTION. They have them in 7in.,11in.,15 in,. ! Iike the 15 in. in deep summer water.

 

I basically fish the Netbait C-Mac as my go to curly tailed worm. Currently don't have any in the 7" size, but I love the 11" and 15". Last year I tried a new color for me, Sun Perch, and I hammered the fish on this color. Of course I only bought one bag at the time and now they cant be found anywhere. Berkeley Power Worm in 12" also caught a lot of nice fish for me last year in green pumpkin.

 

When fishing the bigger ribbon tails I think I do something different than most guys in my area and I rig them on BIG shakey heads.They are very versatile and you can rig them about any conventional way that you can think of.  

Rage Tail10" Anaconda, Texas Rigged, & Deep Structure!

I basically fish the Netbait C-Mac as my go to curly tailed worm. Currently don't have any in the 7" size, but I love the 11" and 15". Last year I tried a new color for me, Sun Perch, and I hammered the fish on this color. Of course I only bought one bag at the time and now they cant be found anywhere. Berkeley Power Worm in 12" also caught a lot of nice fish for me last year in green pumpkin.

 

When fishing the bigger ribbon tails I think I do something different than most guys in my area and I rig them on BIG shakey heads.They are very versatile and you can rig them about any conventional way that you can thin

ok thanks what size wieghts do you usally use

 

That depends on a few different factors. I usually use the lightest weight that allows me to maintain bottom contact. The size that I use most often is 3/16 oz. Lighter if I want a slower fall rate, heavier if the wind is blowing, or in deeper water. 

 

I rarely go lighter that 1/8 oz. or heavier than 1/2 oz. unless the wind is extreme. Then I'll go up to 3/4 oz. or even 1 oz.

 

Tom

so its just that simple?

so its just that simple?

Yep. Just fish with a good rod & reel!

Yep. Just fish with a good rod & reel!

Let the fish tell you how fast or slow and what color! Have fun!

I fish weightless all the time and they are my "confidence" lure.

Culprits for me tomato color black/chart tail 1/4 ounce bullet weight. I have most success on hot summer days

Culprits for me tomato color black/chart tail 1/4 ounce bullet weight. I have most success on hot summer days

Yes, tomato is a very good color,but alot of people are scared to fish a red worm! Big mistake!!!!!!!!

St. John's river red ribbon tails from jethro baits tears them up. I love red/pinkish ribbon tails