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From the makers if the original plastic worm comes the Crème Scoundrel Worm. Use it to fish in brush, drop-offs, creek channels, submerged islandsany likely structure. Just remember, in most cases the key to worm fishing is to GO SLOW.
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From the makers of the original plastic worm
Web ID: 1309070601232
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Chuckles13 from
If you fish soft plastics, you need this worm.I have been fishing since the mid 70's. I remember one of my very first bass falling victim to a purple Creme Scoundrel. I have been a faithful user of this lure ever since. Its tough, extremely effective, and very inexpensive. Fish it any way you want. Jig head, split shot rig, Texas rigged, Carolina rigged. its at its absolute best when fished SLOW.
Date published: 2018-07-19
Rated 5 out of
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johnpardue48 from
The best worm on the marketI have been using creme worms for over 30 years and they are simply the best. Many colors to choose from.
Date published: 2018-07-18
Rated 5 out of
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Yoboman from
Classic "go to'" bass bait.Where would bass fishing be without the invention of Nick Creme?? I remember catching my very first bass of a black Creme Scoundrel, more years than I can count ago. But I remember pulling a 6" natural worm- colored Scoundrel out of my box, then simply Texas rigged it with a #2/0 worm hook, and tossed it out, weightless. I immediately caught the biggest bluegill of my life, a huge female, that swallowed the entire bait, whole! An hour later, I caught an 8lb. largemouth on the same worm, the largest of my entire life. The bait is nearly indestructible, and the inexpensive cost makes it a "must" in every serious and amateur's tackle box.
Date published: 2016-06-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FishAnglerJake from
A must need soft plastic!The Creme Scoundrel, was the first soft plastic ever made... There's a reason it's still around today!
They have a great selection of colors, but I always use the live color. The live color is stunning it is unbelievably realistic.
I like to wacky rig, and Texas rig this bait. I suggest you give these a try; they won't let you down.
Date published: 2015-08-30
Rated 5 out of
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CGraves68 from
Best worm on the marketThe only worms I use are creme worms. I have been a user for over 35 years. The first bass I ever caught fell to a purple Scoundrel. 6.3Lbs. Great fish for a kid. Creme has been making worms since 1949, and as most things, the original soft plastic worm is still the best. Use with confidence.
Date published: 2015-07-26
Rated 5 out of
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sierrafishing from
oldie but a goodieI have been using these for years and have been happy with the results. They have a simple but realistic design that seems to fool fish and they are fairly durable too.
Date published: 2014-11-13
Rated 5 out of
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Helmsdini from
EffectiveI have used primarily finesse type worms before picking these up. Recently got back from a small fish outing at a pretty popular tourist pond. I could see the bass trolling the shallows for some grub. Myself and about 4 other anglers threw about everything at them we had in every color of the rainbow, to no avail. The bass would go up, look them over and turn away. Seeking something more realistic, I grabbed a live color scoundrel worm and wacky rigged it. I then scouted out a couple large bass in the shallows and gave it a shot. They both bit hard without hesitation, one after the other. Everyone else on the pond was dumbfounded. Not sure if this is a one-off due to some pretty picky and experienced fish, but the scoundrel worm delivers when other worms fail.
Date published: 2014-06-14
Rated 5 out of
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ngclay from
best worms from CremeThese are the best worms ever and will always be. Baas love them and have all my fishing days. I started using them back in the 1960's when I started bass fishing. My dad loved to fish but he wanted to catch more fish so I started bass fishing in a small pond that was really good for bass. This color of blue I have been looking for now they have it and I am glad. I will be ordering some soon.
What's the best way to fish these? Rigging? Technique?
Asked by: fisher4life14
As an avid angler I use Creme Lure Company products only,with the scoundrel it's best rigged Texas style weedless 1st stick with no less than 10lb test in ur choice of line 2nd Add a bullet weight using your best judgment on the condition and current pull the stronger the current the heavier the weight now some add a glass bead after for 2 reasons 1 for the sound the clanking it makes when the weight hits the bead, reason 2 it protects the knot from the weight beating it up ,Now some will Peg the weight a few inches from the hook to get a more Suttle action either way u can't go wrong .2nd Hook selection either straight shank off set hook#4 or a offset Widegap hook #2-#5 rig it Texas stye hooked back into the worm .3rd cast near patties ,hydrilla ,ell grass,brush piles ,and stumps basically structure let it Seattle and keep a tought line while the ring u created in the water dissipates that give the bass time to investigate and or bite, work ur pole in a few short pops up then pause even a nice side pull followed by a pause can be effective and in time you will feel the Freight train hit it.side set the hook hard and fast .hope this was helpfull there are plenty of different ways to fish them. Tight lines
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