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Precise computer-designed color layering and a smooth, straight profile make the Straight Worm by Roboworm a finesse staple. The super supple plastic produces an undulating, living action that can't be beat. Roboworm's excusive Salt Release System emits a burst of salt at the bite, locking the fish down. Tremendous fish-catching action combined with a powerful salt explosion encourage fish to keep coming back for more! Made in USA.
Finesse worm staple
Precise computer-designed color layering
Smooth, straight profile
Action that can't be beat
Salt embedded into the head
Exclusive Salt Release System
Web ID: 10231503
Rated 5 out of
5 by
KevinNY from
Best drop shot bait on the planet.First of all, let me start off with a bit of history. I have been using both green pumpkin, and morning dawn regular 4.5" roboworms for years. They've been my go-to bait for a drop shot, AND I've also used them for carolina rigs as well when I needed to down-size my baits. I actually ran out last week before a trip to the lake so I ran over to my local bass pro and to my horror, they were out of regular straight tail roboworms... but they did have the FAT version, as shown here.
I had never tried this version but I figured as long as it floated and danced like a regular roboworm does, then it was going to work... so I bought 3 packs, all in morning dawn/morning dawn w/ chart since they had no green pumpkins left. Went out to the lake, and was trying a bunch of topwater and other reaction style lures, and nothing was working. This place is highly pressured, and with pretty clear water. Not to mention it was blue-bird skies, and pretty hot. So I took these out of my box, threw one on a VMC spin-shot hook w/ a 1/4 oz weight.. and it saved the day. Ended up getting a limit of bass relatively quickly. They just work.
These, and the KVD dream shots are the only things I'll use when using a drop-shot rig. They just work. The FAT ones may become my new favorite, but I'll probably continue using the regular versions in both 4.5 and 6 inch. If you haven't tried using these with a drop shot, you're missing out. When nothing else is working, these will. Let the bait impart it's own action. Shaking it too much can spook the fish away at times.
Date published: 2016-07-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bigfishken1 from
Fat chance!Seem to be catching larger spotted bass on this bigger diameter worm when drop shoting. Lighter colors seem to work best so far.
Date published: 2015-02-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
johnstar75 from
Perfect for stubborn bassBest bait ever for stubborn bass, they cant resist
Date published: 2013-06-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BassFather from
Robo fat wormGreat worms for drop shot or Texas rig seem to get more hits than on the thin Robo worms in the same colors.
Date published: 2013-05-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
pescelurati from
Great worm!If you ever fish for bass in Southern California "irvine or laguna niguel lake" the purple fat worm is the hot ticket. I usually rig it texas style.
Date published: 2012-04-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
dannyt92548 from
best wormsI've been using robo worms for years but when these fat ones came out WOW!!! arrons magic nails 'em every time. Used them in So. Calif. and here in Central Fl. the last few years every lake I fish nothing beats these, especially when the bite is tough.
