I read a great article in In-Fisherman magazine about using finesse tackle in the winter for bass. That is why I bought the 4" watermelon super finese worm. I read the green was also a great color and that 1/32 and 1/16 ounce mushroom heads were drew the most strikes. During 32 hours they caught 388 fish using fineese tackle between Nov. To January. The worms are good quality and I am not disapointed so far. I can't wait to get out on the water and try them out. Everything is ice now.

If you want a high floating worm on top or just off the bottom, this is the onef

I have used these worms twice so far. One quick observation I did make note of was that when casting these worms try to not power cast them if you are using a jighead. The worm will stretch out out & you'll lose distance of your cast. If you use a rattle, you will expose it & lose it when this happens. It is very hard to insert a glass rattle. You can do it if you have experience with ElaZtech material. These worms have very sensitive action. It doesn't take much to get a great wiggle from it. Perfect for slow,precise, fishing. It offers more worm for your buck & it can last a long time. After alot of hooked fish you can trim the head off for even longer use. Remember, these worms are 7 inches long so you can get an unbelievable amount of use with em. There's only a limited amount of colors right now. But I'm ready for some new colors. Electric blue, green pumpkin with purple flake, and red with purple and blue flash would be great!!! This worm has got a ton of applications it's good for. Can't wait for the warmer weather. It's on when it does!!!!

I read a great article in In-Fisherman magazine about using finesse tackle in the winter for bass. That is why I bought the 4" watermelon super finese worm. I read the green was also a great color and that 1/32 and 1/16 ounce mushroom heads were drew the most strikes. During 32 hours they caught 388 fish using fineese tackle between Nov. To January. The worms are good quality and I am not disapointed so far. I can't wait to get out on the water and try them out. Everything is ice now.

If you want a high floating worm on top or just off the bottom, this is the onef

I have used these worms twice so far. One quick observation I did make note of was that when casting these worms try to not power cast them if you are using a jighead. The worm will stretch out out & you'll lose distance of your cast. If you use a rattle, you will expose it & lose it when this happens. It is very hard to insert a glass rattle. You can do it if you have experience with ElaZtech material. These worms have very sensitive action. It doesn't take much to get a great wiggle from it. Perfect for slow,precise, fishing. It offers more worm for your buck & it can last a long time. After alot of hooked fish you can trim the head off for even longer use. Remember, these worms are 7 inches long so you can get an unbelievable amount of use with em. There's only a limited amount of colors right now. But I'm ready for some new colors. Electric blue, green pumpkin with purple flake, and red with purple and blue flash would be great!!! This worm has got a ton of applications it's good for. Can't wait for the warmer weather. It's on when it does!!!!