I realized i have about 20+ bags of it but does anyone have success fishing them?
Or are they just a soft plastic of the past?
What time of the year does it work best, in what conditions and what colors, etc?
I realized i have about 20+ bags of it but does anyone have success fishing them?
Or are they just a soft plastic of the past?
What time of the year does it work best, in what conditions and what colors, etc?
the black chart tail is a killer for smallmouth
2018 Phoenix 920 Pro XP
Do you have any of the slider head jigs? I'll take em
I really love that 4" slider worm , to me its the Original finesse worm, I just fish them texas rigged on an 1/8 oz. bullet tungsten weight, always produces fish.
I have fished these baits for 20 years. caught lg & sm bass, crappie, blue gill, walleye, no. pike and muskies on them. for smallies I fish a power plant lake with a lot of rip rap. I use a 1/8 oz. football head. for deeper water I'll use a heavier fb jig with a skirted craw. sliders are my go to bait when fishin is slow. I have used the fancy new finesse worms but imo they are no better than the slider worms.
It's kinda funny, a friend of mine from Arkansas showed me about fishing a, as we called it, a leadhead jig ,anywhere from a 1/8 ounce to 1/4 ounce with a 4" worm. This was back in the mid seventies. It was quite different from the texas rig that I was used to. I don't know, but this seemed to usually put fish on the table.Still does. Sorta like square billed crankbaits, lol.
Do you have any smoke w/red core in all the bags that you have?
If so would you be interested in selling them.
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