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Has anyone ever used kellys bass worms? I have used them a couple of times and i had great success with them. So im thinking about ordering alot to get them stocked in my tackel.
So what do you think?
Heres the link to their website..... [url]www.kellysbassworms.com[/url]
Looks very similar to a Touchdown worm. Touchdowns, in my opinion, are the best pre-rigged worms out there. Also made in Indiana like Kelly's, but have made a place in a lot of tackleboxes. Touchdowns, when thrown weightless, ARE DEADLY! Ask a lot of the old-school guys about them. You can't hardly find them anymore. They set up a booth at the Louisville Boat Show every year, and the founder is a great man.
kyjonboatfisher, check these out too before you stock up on the others. I guarantee you will like these. The Purple/Red Fire Tail is the best in my opinion. The newer ones are made with the weedless pieces and I haven't used these. The older GOOD ones don't have the plastic hook keepers, just the exposed hooks. If you can find em, GET THEM!
[URL]http://www.touchdownlures.com/prerigged%20worms.html[/URL]
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Oldies but goodies. Fished Kelly's worms at Greenbo a LONG time ago and really slayed them with one of the VERY FEW TIMES my Dad EVER took me fishing. Still find them at Wally World and even have a couple in my box still today even though I have not used them in a long time. Too hung up on the T Rig and more standard ways of fishing when I do go that I forget about them. Pretty much cast them out and reel them in and hang on. I caught my first 5 pound Greenfish out of a farm pond when I was about 11 on a Kelly's worm. Should have seen me try to ride my motorcycle while holding that fish to show my Dad. I put it on so much ice to keep it from spoiling that it was frozen in a U shape by the time he got home. He still layed th knife to it and ate it. Never a word about mounting it or anything, just Dinner to him.
In my opinion these worms are amazing!!!!! Any one out there who doesnt have them needs to get them. They Work!!!
Started with them in my early days of fishing. I kinda thought they were a regional(Northern Indiana) bait. We used the "Plow Jockey" and the smaller "Pier Boy Special".