Has anyonr tried these worms. They look to be a great new idea for soft plastic. About as new or different than anything I have seen lately! The snap in the tail looks like it will really help the bait have a swimming or bouncing action. I think the bouncing would be great on a shakey head.  ;D

Do you have a pic or link?

http://www.snaptaillures.com/

Are these what you are talking about?

Looks like a gimmick.

It has been my personal experience that anything sold on the internet for $19.95 + s/h has "gimmick" stamped all over it.

It has been my personal experience that anything sold on the internet for $19.95 + s/h has "gimmick" stamped all over it.

A very good observation and excellent advice!

8-)

It looks like a decent worm. Though, I don't know if I would want to buy 20+ dollars worth of anything if I wasn't sure about it.

I wonder just who will be the first celebrity fisherman to endorse these.

For catching "big, giant bass", of course. ;D ;D ;D

Hi, just to let you know my husband and I met the guy at a tackle and hunting show and him and his dad came up with the worm and snaps.  We bought a couple of his single packs....June Bug and Green Pumpkin Red both packages were the 6".  We have had some good luck.  I think it is something new for fish to see, and a chance to help the little guy in a day of age where the GIANTS seem to rule.  Robb is the guy's name that we talked to.  We went to his web site and you don't have to order the kit. He sells indiv. packages ;D.  

not sold, just looks like a dropshot worm/leech to me

as soon as i saw that cartoon news reporter fish i remember seeing an ad for this on TV.

here are my thoughts:

i have no doubt the lures will catch fish. most soft plastics do, and this one does seem like it would have a nice action.

does that make it worth 30 bucks? OF COURSE NOT!

i would try them if they cost 3 bucks for a 10 pack, but definitley not at 30 bucks.

Looks like a gimmick.

I agree!

Sometimes guys on this site jump on the bad side of things a little to quickly. First off,as someone else said, you dont have to spend alot of $$$$ to try.They sell individual packs just like other worms. Second they look nothing like other worms, dropshot, leech or otherwise. They have the S shape even without the snap on the worm. After a little research the company is working on a national retail sales and distribution plan. They sell online only right now because they are a small company and are just getting started. So I hope you negative guys write them off as a gimmick, and I'll see you at the weigh in!!!

Sometimes guys on this site jump on the bad side of things a little to quickly. First off,as someone else said, you dont have to spend alot of $$$$ to try.They sell individual packs just like other worms. Second they look nothing like other worms, dropshot, leech or otherwise. They have the S shape even without the snap on the worm. After a little research the company is working on a national retail sales and distribution plan. They sell online only right now because they are a small company and are just getting started. So I hope you negative guys write them off as a gimmick, and I'll see you at the weigh in!!!

No doubt, see ya there.... :

It's amazing to me that you posted about these things, seemingly with no experience of using the worms and you are ready to weigh in a big bag with them?