I bought a pack of 6 inch. To have a lil bulkier version of my zoom uv worms. Found them locally. Im Not sure how I like the yet. 

Yes Joe, a 6" worm would catch bass.  Anybodys, any color. Just gotta get it in front of one. 🙂

1 minute ago, detroit1 said:

Yes Joe, a 6" worm would catch bass.  Anybodys, any color. Just gotta get it in front of one. 🙂

Well yeah I know it will and I catch plenty. Was just curious about that worm thanks. 

All the time!

When they want something smaller than a June bug Magnum Speed Worm I throw the Honey Candy Cut R. 
4/0 Skip Gap hook, 3/16 unpegged. 
If pegging is warranted I fish it faster with less drops. 
It has a different type of tail action. 

 

Tip…If you fish it horizontally rig with the point facing down, if vertical point up. 
 

It’s a deadly swim type worm that I use almost every outing. 
 

 

 

 

 

Mike
 

 

14 minutes ago, Mike L said:

All the time!

When they want something smaller than a June bug Magnum Speed Worm I throw the Honey Candy Cut R. 
4/0 Skip Gap hook, 3/16 unpegged. 
If pegging is warranted I fish it faster with less drops. 
It has a different type of tail action. 

 

Tip…If you fish it horizontally rig with the point facing down, if vertical point up. 
 

It’s a deadly swim type worm that I use almost every outing. 
 

 

 

 

 

Mike
 

 

Thank you Mike! I appreciate the advice. I’ve only fished it once. I’m gonna keep at it though and see if I can get some results! That’s exactly why I bought them lol. I use a zoom uv worms a lot. But can’t get the magnums locally. Well these I can and they are slightly beefier. 

One of my favorite light t-rig baits.  1/8 unpegged in grass and surprisingly great in wood.  I use 3/0 and 4/0 Owner Twistlock 

1/8 ounce weighted keel hook and go. Love em 

Haven’t used the full size ones but the Ned Cut-r ones are one of my go-to’s for Ned rigs

i use them alot. they are really made to be swam through grass with a light bullet weight. However the bass dont know that and if you fish one with a 3/8 weight in about 17feet on a deep weedline they are more than happy to eat them,