now THATS a worm....

[MikeH]

I was clearing out my travel kit from my last trip to the Colorado river and a I found half a bag of the plastics that the locals gave me for catching the big Stripers.... check this beastie out!

   

Should be awesome for panfish in Grenadier pond......

[OldTimer]

Don't you need a special licence for something that large?

Or do you use it as a club?

[Giuga10]

(09-30-2012 07:54 AM)OldTimer Wrote:  Don't you need a special licence for something that large?

Or do you use it as a club?

Yeah, you just whack the fish on the head as it swims by.....

Giuga10

[MikeH]

Also good for catching hawks and eagles....

[T Dot]

does it float? who makes it?

[MikeH]

It does float, depending on the size of the hook you put through it. We used them in 30ft of reasonable speed river current on a carolina rig (for maximum wiggle on the drop).

The package says Manns and has a bunch of blurb about being the original 1956 jelly worm. I think Jimmy got them at Bass Pro in Vegas and gave a few to me.

[MikeH]

NP. I checked with Jimmy and it is the Manns Jelly Worm from Bass Pro, available in 8" and 12". They had four or five colours and flavours too.

[kevintorcan]

wow...how would u rigg that lol.

[zippyFX]

What are you going to use it for?

Are you going to use a worm harness? Kinda hard imagining local fish starting a the tail and munching until the hook.

[MichaelAngelo]

(08-21-2013 12:06 PM)zippyFX Wrote:  What are you going to use it for?

Are you going to use a worm harness? Kinda hard imagining local fish starting a the tail and munching until the hook.

Depends how big the fish is