9 hours ago, Mike L said:

The 12” Magnum would be a true ribbon. 
The other style in different sizes is more of a U shaped swimming worm cut. 
I guess that would come down to your own definition 

 

 

 

 

Mike

 

 

 

Really? They look the same to me. Not trying to argue, just trying to learn.

 

23 minutes ago, woolleyfooley said:

Really? They look the same to me. Not trying to argue, just trying to learn.

 

My answer was based on what I have. 
 

The “hook” on the one in your picture to me is a swim worm as it does not have the true spirals of a ribbon. 
 

Like I said, it could come down to an individuals definition of a true ribbon tail. 
 

 

 

 

Mike

29 minutes ago, Mike L said:

My answer was based on what I have. 
 

The “hook” on the one in your picture to me is a swim worm as it does not have the true spirals of a ribbon. 
 

Like I said, it could come down to an individuals definition of a true ribbon tail. 
 

 

 

 

Mike

Gotcha! Thanks!

Still use them during the summer just cut back on the number I carry. 

 

Allen 

I still fish 10.5 - 15" ribbon tails during the warmer 6 months of the year.

20 hours ago, GreenPig said:

I still fish 10.5 - 15" ribbon tails during the warmer 6 months of the year.

15 inch? What are they?

6 minutes ago, woolleyfooley said:

15 inch? What are they?

Bruiser Baits Da Big Nasty worm. It's not 15" , they're only 14.25". 

I have a 7” ribbon worm on a 1/8 oz bullet weight on my deck 12 months out of the year. It’s been my most productive lure since Covid ramped up boating activities. 

Zoom 10" Power Worm has been a staple for me for like 10 years now. As soon as they start pulling out after spawning I have one tied on through late summer T-rigged. One of my favorite bites too. 

BPS- 7 1/2 ribbon tail, in various colors is my main staple here.

I used to fish Zoom Mag II’s a lot but haven’t recently. Not sure why. Might need to start back up.