Which one catches more bass?

Jackall Flick Shake

1000's of bass have been in my boat over the last 10 years on a trick worm, or similar styled straight tailed worm.....................but only one on a jelly worm, but it was a good one..................."cool story bro" time once again with ww2farmer in 3............2.............1....................

My tournament partner (the smaller dude in my avatar) and I were having a MIGHTY SLOW morning one tournament last year, being the clown he is, the fool reached into his tackle bag pulled out a 10" translucent pink Jelly Worm, and says..........."well we haven't caught them on anything else, we better get serious here"..............We both start laughing our butts off, and he whips it out..................doesn't the idiot catch a 5+ lber on it the very first cast. I am still laughing and dang near in tears as I am scrambling for the net. I net it, it goes in the livewell, and we both laugh like morons for the next 10 minutes. He throws it the rest of the day.....................without a bite. I finally get me head out of my butt a little while later, and catch enough to keep us in the game, and we end up finishing in the money at 3rd place, and winning lunker of the tournament with his 5lber. 

I caught my PB on a Mann's jelly worm,and Ive caught dozens of bass on it.Haven't fished with it lately though.When the top of the worm wore out I would keep cutting it off so one worm would go a long way. As for the Z.trick worm,I caught a 6 pounder on it and just caught a 4 so I'm starting to go to it more,esp.the watermelon red.

Different worms for different presentations. The Mann's Jelly worms are used for Texas rigging 99%  of the time, it is a perfect worm for that. The trick worm is fished like a jerkbait weightless as well as used on a shaky head and drop shot, wacky rig and Texas rigged.

trick worm is in a class by itself - catches big fish in Florida - catches fish in northern waters - more versatile.

On March 6, 2016 at 9:59 PM, Anantha Patel said:

Which one catches more bass?

The one tied on the end of your rod!

Until one can fish them both simultaneously how can you tell?

This is the kind of question that makes me wonder if the OP is really asking or just trolling.