I have some worms that I have had for years and am almost out. And cannot find them, and they are fish catching machines they are a deep dark black grape color, they are around 10 1/2 inches long and pretty fat and incredibly soft. They look like baby huey except a lot fatter and alot softer.  Any ideas on where I can find em or something close. The baby huey just don't do it.

If you can post a pic of them it would really help identify them.  I use and have knowledge of tons of plastics.....lemee see um!

workin on gettin a pic of them

when did you buy them?

They are around 10 years old, they came in a old man that had around 5,000 of them in 4 colors and they where in gallon ziploc bags I bought everyone he had, no name or anything on the bags.  

Blade, I'm not sure of the worm you are talking about, but myself and the many other handpourers on this forum could probably help you match the worm size, color, and softness.  

Posting a pic of the bait will help people out alot with identifying it

Might they be Jelly worms? If not you might want to check them out because they sound similar.

http://www.mannsbait.com/searchitems.asp?Searchfield=Jelly%20Worm&SC=Yes

no there not jelly worms, i have tried them and they are about half the diameter I will post pics as soon as I get my camera back.

Finally got em on here. The worm actually measures 10 1/4 inches. The picture has a baby huey on top, the worm in the middle is a manns jelly worm, and the one on the bottom is the one . Then tail profile and then a head profile and the pencil is a standard no. 2 pencil. The head is almost 1/2 inche in diameter and the worm is alo softer than either one of the others. I know it looks black in the pics but it is really a deep, dark grape color if you hold it up to light you can see the color in it better. I don't know what it is about this worm but it catches BIG fish and alot of them and I have tried to find another worm that works of same, some of them catch fish but just not as good. I think it has something to do with the softness because this worm has some awesome action in the water and I guess the fattness has something to do with the quality of fish it catches. PLEASE help me find some more of theese worms? :-[ :-[

The guy that had these worms said he thought they came from Flordia but he wasn't sure...

come on guys

any ideas

You probobly wont find them if they are 10 years old.  But to your descripition the zoom Ole Monster worm may be very similar.  Look at those they have plenty of colors.

They are very soft and will probobly catch fish very well too.

Given the look of the worm and the fact that they were in Gallon zip-loc bags could it be that the worms were somebody's hand-poureds?

Given the look of the worm and the fact that they were in Gallon zip-loc bags could it be that the worms were somebody's hand-poureds?

I agree.

Could be Producto's. I believe Producto is out of Florida as well. As far as I know, they are still in business.