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June 1st, 2009, 02:12 PM
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whats the most productive worm ya have ever used
mine by choice is the zoom watermelon seed wheather the finess , trick , utale , 4 inch mini lizzard , or mini brush hog i havent got to try the new speed worm yet but if it works as good as the others i no it will be a great worm SLEDG 
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June 3rd, 2009, 10:30 PM
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"Hammer Hammer" wrote in message
... whats the most productive worm ya have ever used mine by choice is the zoom watermelon seed wheather the finess , trick , utale , 4 inch mini lizzard , or mini brush hog i havent got to try the new speed worm yet but if it works as good as the others i no it will be a great worm SLEDG zoom u-tail... pick-a-color.
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June 9th, 2009, 09:46 AM
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plastic worms whats the most productive worm ya have ever used mine by choice is the zoom watermelon seed wheather the finess , trick , utale , 4 inch mini lizzard , or mini brush hog i havent got to try the new speed worm yet but if it works as good as the others i no it will be a great worm SLEDG ====== I have a few favorites now....but my all time most productive worm would have to be just a plain old purple worm! When I first started using plastic worms way back when, there wasn't a whole lot of choices! It's probably still a great choice....the fish didn't stop biting it....the fishermen just stopped using it!  But right now, I would have to say it's a an 8" (neon blue), and a 6" smoke colored Yamamoto (blu pearl). John B.
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June 9th, 2009, 05:42 PM
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All-time producer would be a Zoom Trick Worm in Gr/pumpkin with the tail
dyed chartreuse.Or the same worm pitched around cover in various colors. "John B" wrote in message ... plastic worms whats the most productive worm ya have ever used mine by choice is the zoom watermelon seed wheather the finess , trick , utale , 4 inch mini lizzard , or mini brush hog i havent got to try the new speed worm yet but if it works as good as the others i no it will be a great worm SLEDG ====== I have a few favorites now....but my all time most productive worm would have to be just a plain old purple worm! When I first started using plastic worms way back when, there wasn't a whole lot of choices! It's probably still a great choice....the fish didn't stop biting it....the fishermen just stopped using it! But right now, I would have to say it's a an 8" (neon blue), and a 6" smoke colored Yamamoto (blu pearl). John B.
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June 12th, 2009, 01:22 AM
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Zoom trick worm in green/pumpkin magic
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