When the going gets tough, a stick worm is the bait we all go back to. This one sinks with that slow, shimmying fall that suspended and bottom-hugging bass just eat.
Salt is packed through the body with a concentrated fish attractant, so it carries weight for the cast and gives off scent the moment it lands. Pick imported PVC for a slow, steady sink or high-elastic TPE for a floating, suspending fall. A ribbed body pushes water and the tapered tail pulses on the drop. Ten baits to a pack.
Why it’s a daily driver
Salt + concentrated scent — dense granules and attractant release on entry.
Two materials — slow-sinking PVC or floating TPE to match your depth.
Ribbed body — displaces water and adds vibration.
Tapered tail — pulses with life on the fall and retrieve.
Four ways to rig — Neko, free rig, light jighead, or drop-shot.
How to work it
Neko insert a nail weight in the head and fish the weightless fall.
Free rig tie direct and let it glide down.
Jighead thread it on and swim or hop along bottom.
Drop-shot hold it above a weight near structure.
Work black-pit ponds, tournament water, rock piles, docks, and weed edges.
Specs
Size
Type
Length
Weight
Material
9cm
Sinking
3.5" (90mm)
0.07 oz (1.9g)
Imported PVC
9cm
Floating
3.5" (90mm)
0.05 oz (1.5g)
High-elastic TPE
12cm
Sinking
4.7" (120mm)
0.15 oz (4.2g)
Imported PVC
12cm
Floating
4.7" (120mm)
0.12 oz (3.3g)
High-elastic TPE
10 baits/pack · Keep PVC and TPE stored separately — mixing can soften the baits · Target: bass, mandarin fish.
One of the lures we actually use — proven on the water, easy on the wallet, so you can fish it without watching the price tag.
