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All I can say is ....Whenever I have trouble finding what the fish want I put on this worm and I catch fish.It's getting to where I don't need anything else.
LOVE EM !!!!!! |
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Reviewed by: Greg Klocke from St. Charles Mo.
on 9/23/2011 |
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The only soft stick bait I have used for years. Red shad is my favorite. It seems to catch bass everywhere - doesn't tear up easily, yet soft. My only complaint is that they are impossible to find in tackle shops in my area. |
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Reviewed by: Richard Logsdon from Benton, kY.
on 9/13/2011 |
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We call this color blood shed, because all we do is slay em'. We used to switch it up a lot more but this is the go to color |
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Reviewed by: Rich Potter from Belmont NH 03220.
on 6/28/2011 |
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I have been fishing with this worm and color on the Tombigbee Waterway here in Misssissipi. It's been typical prespawn conditions and this stick has performed amazingly! With the slow fall and shimmer action, the cooler water temps have no control over hot fishing! Just find a prespawn flat, cast the worm and let the lure work! This is by-far the best color for stained water in my opinion. 5-stars! |
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Reviewed by: Grant Galloway from Houlka, Mississippi.
on 3/3/2011 |
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I have had extreemly good success with the red shad tki stik rigged Texas style. I have cought several lunker bass up to 7 lbs. They are the very consistant from early spring through late fall. A friend of mine that fishes night tournaments on Dale Hollow lake uses them and has great success. My last order was for 16 packs so go figger. |
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Reviewed by: Don Bryant from Gainesboro, Tn.
on 9/12/2010 |
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