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<blockquote data-quote="russ010" data-source="post: 176103" data-attributes="member: 677"><p>Got my order in last week... and let me tell you - the possibilities are endless for this worm!</p><p></p><p>The worm is 6.5" long.. so get creative. Here are just a few of the ways I used it this weekend... and produced.</p><p></p><p>1. Just like it is out of the pack on a shakey head. I use it on 2 different types of shakey heads - and I don't throw round head shakey jigs... I have gone through hundreds to find jigs that will stand baits straight up and I've got them narrowed down to two. The Buckeye Pro Spot Remover and the Spot Stalker jig head. I throw 3/16oz on the Spot Remover, and 1/8-1/4 on the Spot Stalker. </p><p></p><p>2. If you don't get bit on the full bait, bite off 1/2" at a time until you find what they like. I ended up taking 2" off of mine on the shakey head this weekend and they tore it up. (Brent - you are not allowed to use this worm in our tournaments!)</p><p></p><p>3. The position of the worm on the hook... I rigged it 3 different ways. The large part of the tail on the top (mimicking a bream), large part of the tail on the bottom (who knows what it's mimicking..), and then with both tails laying horizontal to the hook (JACKPOT!). </p><p></p><p>4. I cut it down to just about 3" (including the tail) and used it as my jig trailer.. with the tips died in chartreuse (killer... literally still made my jigs stand straight up and wave at the fish, they couldn't resist)</p><p></p><p>5. Cut to about 4" and put it on a fish head spin... and yo-yo'd it about a foot off the bottom in some rock ledges.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure there are a zillion more ways to fish it, but these put the fish in my boat this weekend. I was targeting 20-40' of water, points that extended out with deep ledges and they couldn't resist. It looks like the craws are coming out of hiding here with this brief little 40* weather we are having and the 2-3lbr's are eating them up.</p><p></p><p>And... I just got new jersey designed for the upcoming year. Thanks Acuna for allowing me to help spread the word!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="russ010, post: 176103, member: 677"] Got my order in last week... and let me tell you - the possibilities are endless for this worm! The worm is 6.5" long.. so get creative. Here are just a few of the ways I used it this weekend... and produced. 1. Just like it is out of the pack on a shakey head. I use it on 2 different types of shakey heads - and I don't throw round head shakey jigs... I have gone through hundreds to find jigs that will stand baits straight up and I've got them narrowed down to two. The Buckeye Pro Spot Remover and the Spot Stalker jig head. I throw 3/16oz on the Spot Remover, and 1/8-1/4 on the Spot Stalker. 2. If you don't get bit on the full bait, bite off 1/2" at a time until you find what they like. I ended up taking 2" off of mine on the shakey head this weekend and they tore it up. (Brent - you are not allowed to use this worm in our tournaments!) 3. The position of the worm on the hook... I rigged it 3 different ways. The large part of the tail on the top (mimicking a bream), large part of the tail on the bottom (who knows what it's mimicking..), and then with both tails laying horizontal to the hook (JACKPOT!). 4. I cut it down to just about 3" (including the tail) and used it as my jig trailer.. with the tips died in chartreuse (killer... literally still made my jigs stand straight up and wave at the fish, they couldn't resist) 5. Cut to about 4" and put it on a fish head spin... and yo-yo'd it about a foot off the bottom in some rock ledges. I'm sure there are a zillion more ways to fish it, but these put the fish in my boat this weekend. I was targeting 20-40' of water, points that extended out with deep ledges and they couldn't resist. It looks like the craws are coming out of hiding here with this brief little 40* weather we are having and the 2-3lbr's are eating them up. And... I just got new jersey designed for the upcoming year. Thanks Acuna for allowing me to help spread the word! [/QUOTE]
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