which is best???

danielbasspro · 09-19-08, 08:43 PM

which is best out of zoom trick worm, or culprit original worm?? i catch a lots of fish with trick and finesse worms but have not tried the culprit worms yet..

crankybait · 09-19-08, 09:15 PM

Different baits for different situations... both are good, don't over analyze it.

BigBassin144 · 09-19-08, 10:50 PM

Yup. Different baits for different situtation. But If I went out fishing and could be garanteed that both would work great, I'd fish the Culprit, or any other ribbon tail worm. Power Bait 7" Power Worms are my favorite.

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Rodman_Rob · 09-20-08, 12:30 AM

i agree, the zoom speed craw hands down.

Jim80 · 09-20-08, 08:12 AM

zoom is a great bait pricewise but they will both catch fish just use the one that you like the best , personally I have been stuck on yum dingers and the berkely shakey head worms lately .

danielbasspro · 09-20-08, 10:17 AM

ok thanks.. have you guys heard of a fishing league in florida called t.s.a or teen sportfishingassociation?? placed first in state on trick worms, culprits,rapalas, and finesse worms

bhfishman · 09-24-08, 02:08 AM

I will give you another option which may work depending on how you are using it. Check out the Trick Stick selection at www.1stcastfishinglures.com these will last longer than some of the others on the market plus they are a great value. I personally use them texas rigged and wacky style. I have also talked to people who use these with a Carolina Rig. They work great for a slow presentation. I used them weightless, and you can actually cast them a long way without the weight. Salted and scented. Check it out, it is just another option because there are truly a lot of great baits on the market some are just more expensive than others.

09-19-08, 08:43 PM	#1
danielbasspro BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Altamonte Springs Florida Posts: 252	which is best??? which is best out of zoom trick worm, or culprit original worm?? i catch a lots of fish with trick and finesse worms but have not tried the culprit worms yet..

09-19-08, 09:15 PM	#2
crankybait BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: marlboro, nj Posts: 3,250	Different baits for different situations... both are good, don't over analyze it. __________________ www.fishinfanatics.com

09-19-08, 10:50 PM	#3
BigBassin144 BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Toledo, Ohio Posts: 9,463	Yup. Different baits for different situtation. But If I went out fishing and could be garanteed that both would work great, I'd fish the Culprit, or any other ribbon tail worm. Power Bait 7" Power Worms are my favorite. BB __________________ As of June 14, 2014 the members of the BF.com forum have moved to basschat.yuku.com!

09-20-08, 12:30 AM	#4
Rodman_Rob BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: May 2005 Location: Ocala, FL. 1/2 hour southwest of Rodman Posts: 1,702	i agree, the zoom speed craw hands down. __________________ Lizardsrule may not be able to drive a boat, but he can sure put you on the fish!

09-20-08, 08:12 AM	#5
Jim80 BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Thomaston CT Posts: 3,862	zoom is a great bait pricewise but they will both catch fish just use the one that you like the best , personally I have been stuck on yum dingers and the berkely shakey head worms lately . __________________ In memory of Zooker 1/11/73-7/2/2010. You will be sorely missed and never forgotten.

09-20-08, 10:17 AM	#6
danielbasspro BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Altamonte Springs Florida Posts: 252	ok thanks.. have you guys heard of a fishing league in florida called t.s.a or teen sportfishingassociation?? placed first in state on trick worms, culprits,rapalas, and finesse worms

09-24-08, 02:08 AM	#7
bhfishman BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Ofallon, Mo Posts: 50	I will give you another option which may work depending on how you are using it. Check out the Trick Stick selection at www.1stcastfishinglures.com these will last longer than some of the others on the market plus they are a great value. I personally use them texas rigged and wacky style. I have also talked to people who use these with a Carolina Rig. They work great for a slow presentation. I used them weightless, and you can actually cast them a long way without the weight. Salted and scented. Check it out, it is just another option because there are truly a lot of great baits on the market some are just more expensive than others.

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