ElaZtech plastic certainly floats as well as any, but dang, I think it is hard to work with them. On a drop shot rig, I like to barely hook a worm sort of under the "jaw," bring the very tip of the hook out what would be the nose or mouth, KVD style. But, ElaZtech worms "spring back" against being penetrated . . . making really accurate hook placements difficult.

I am certain many of you have figured ways around this.

Roboworms? I occasionally have one thrown off by the fish toward the end of the fight, paddle over and pick it up off the top of the water . . . if I see it. I can't recall . . . is it the Roboworm or perhaps it and a few others that don't float well right out of the bag but after a few minutes in the water . . . they do?

Anyway, on a drop shot rig, a roboworm sticks out like a sixteen year old's d***. This is one reason it is such an outstanding drop shot plastic.

Brad

Well, can speak now from experience - Bill Wilcox 'infamous' "Bubble Fry" does NOT float...
JMO
God Bless
Lee

Every robo I've ever used. (Thousands) float. And yes, unlike a 50 yr old....they do seem to work a little better.

I apologize for making this statement.

Go to any one that hand pours or injects worms they can make one that floats. It is the type of plastic or a micro bubble can be added to float even better.

Sooo when are they available?

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Zoom Trick Worms have never floated. They don't advertise them to but they still catch the heck outta the fish!