What straight tail worm due you use for Carolina rig for big bass? What length worm? I wanted to ask about straight tail worms because sometimes bass are finicky under certain conditions.

Zoom trick worm or finesse worm for slight shorter profile.

I have become addicted to the Talon 6.5" Carolina Worm... especially the Red Bug if you fish fork. Stores around there cant keep em in stock.

cant beat a brush hog

Brush hog, trick worm, fluke.... try all three and see what they want... and a bubble fry of course.

Upton's Customs makes a couple of 9" and 10" worms that I really like. They float too. If I don't use an Upton's, I'll use a Strike King Bullworm.

Bull worms is pretty good

I appreciate the replies. I have used Zoom trick worms with success but have not tried anything else. Strike King Bull Worm is interesting...

Fluke and a local co. KCInjection I think is the name, makes a Zulu that you can pick your combo of glitter etc. Bad boys on a Crig.

Pumpkin seed power worm!!!

Make a few changes on the Crig using a trick worm and you will really be surprised.
- Shorten it up to 16 inches.
- 1/8 oz. tungsten and peg it; so the weight doesn't slide up the line on the cast.
- Casting distance is great as everything is compact.
- Fish it over grass pods and along the outer edges of flooded bushes.
- On a calm day you can fish it out to 25 ft. easily by stripping line, move it a little and strip more line.
- Use a 2.0 light wire wide gap Gami., some of the other brands may require a 3.0; this allows for changing to other stream line plastics; like: 5" Senkos, Grande Ring Fry, French Fry, Hag Tornado, Fluke and others.

Zoom ultra vibe magnum and tip the tail with chart. spike it.

Thanks for the responses. Lots of good advice.

Brush Hogs are good, but don't forget about a 6" watermelon black flake, red fleck lizard. Just saying!

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