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Compared to traditional soft plastic lures, Strike King®'s revolutionary Super Finesse Worms are softer, more flexible, have loads more action and are much more durable. Made out of a proprietary Elaztech material that offers a distinct floating advantage, Super Finesse Worms are salt-impregnated to add even more temptation.
The Strike King Super Finesse Worms are by far the best worms to use on a Shaky Head Jig! Kevin VanDam
Web ID: 90833
Rated 5 out of
5 by
nyflabassinbob from
Different is often better.Pros are always telling us to impart action or do something different to lure. This does both by floating off bottom and is super soft and lifelike. Not like a regular worm which lays there, this floats and imparts action . Worm really stretches which makes it harder to tear or shake off.
Date published: 2016-06-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
muskyharry from
excellentOne of the best worms ever made, better than the more expensive ones
Date published: 2016-06-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Chamalama from
Great soft plastic bait!These worms have a great motion in the water and bass will attack them. They are the most durable plastic worms I have ever used. You can use them over and over, especially if you use a Parasite Clip when fishing them. You can stretch them twice their size and they will return to their original shape.
Date published: 2016-06-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
427turboJet from
Money well spentUsed the 4" inch , color - Dirt on a drop shot . Caught several largemouth from the first cast . Excellent bait! Fished the same worm the entire evening , and should get many more hours from it. Money well spent
Date published: 2016-06-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Junebugs from
Bump bump bump....hook upGreat plastics and great action. ...last for a long time im still on my first bags from a year ago(watermelon red flake, pumpkin)...I use them on perfect finesse worm rig hooks my go too set up
Date published: 2016-05-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
djr32 from
One of the best worms to useI love using these worms in all types of water. They work excellent and bass love them. I highly recommend the "dirt" color.
Date published: 2016-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5 by
kkcg from
works greatSomething in the makeup of these worm enables them to resist being pulled off the hook. I fish wacky style. Largemouth and smallmouth like them and as In said they stay on the hook better than 3 other brands I fish with.
Date published: 2015-06-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Wagonwheel from
Caught my PBThe dirt colored super finesse worm is the one I caught my PB LMB (8.68 lbs) with. I was using a C-rig. I like these worms because they float and are tough. Works great with a shaky head also.
why does it list this color FN4-18 as watermelon red flake / what is the color code for this light color worm ???
Asked by: George48
The Strike King Super Finesse Worms Watermelon/Red Flake model FIN4-18 is SKU:1314013.
Thanks
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-01-18
is there a sertin line weight you have to use with this lure
Asked by: bigdog84
Typically you would use lighter line such as 8 or 10lb test as but you can use heavier line in some applications such as on a Carolina Rig.
Answered by: Strike King Product Expert
Date published: 2017-06-02
Best Shaky Head / Worm Holder?
I recently picked up a few packs of these, great bait but i struggled to screw them onto a Spot Remover with the spring screw worm holder. The plastic is just to resilient. Does anyone recommend a different stand-up shaky head that these worms can secure to more easily?
Asked by: fishin603
Try Owners Ultra Head finesse type. Model number 5149-202
You can Texas rig and super glue worm to jig head.
Answered by: 427turboJet
Date published: 2017-06-02
what size worm is good for shaky head?
Asked by: pedelmayer
7" is my favorite. But both can work
Answered by: mstuart333
Date published: 2017-06-02
What size hook to compliment each size worm?
I have been using a 3/0 on the 4inch but I'm fairly new to fishing (3 months lol) and I feel I might be doing it wrong (i still manage to catch bass with this method, see pics)
Would it be better to use a 1/0 on the 4inch worm and 3/0 on the 7inch? I didnt use the 1/0 because I figured if the 3/0 gets the point further back down the worm I'd get more fish that only bite the back half...but now that I think about it I may be scaring away fish with this giant hook on a
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