Roboworm Straight Tail

[ecu daniel 14]

Anyone use these using a different technique besides dropshot or shakyhead?

[Mossy Oak]

I split shot them.

[Shimano-Or-Nothing]

I t-rig and c-rig the 6" and 7" straight tails all the time.

[STETSON1B]

I t-rig and c-rig the 6" and 7" straight tails all the time.

x2 on that

[BRONZEBACK29]

Shakeyhead all the way for me....

[vtbasser]

I t-rig and c-rig the 6" and 7" straight tails all the time.

x2 on that

x3

They make a beautiful light TX rig. Like a 1/8 oz. and you can slip it around all kinds of fun stuff.

[beezy]

you can wacky rig it on a small jig head. It puts out a lot of action.

[bladerunner]

Weightless t-rig and wacky all the time...

[Gone Phishin]

I t-rig and c-rig the 6" and 7" straight tails all the time.

x2 on that

x3

They make a beautiful light TX rig. Like a 1/8 oz. and you can slip it around all kinds of fun stuff.

Another vote here. I have a Cumulus 7'1"/Core 51 combo, and it is pretty much my dedicated T-rigged Roboworm combo.

[ecu daniel 14]

hah! I was thinking about buying that exact combo for light finesse worms...

[Gone Phishin]

hah! I was thinking about buying that exact combo for light finesse worms...

I think you'll be pleased. As long as your not fishing really heavy cover, it's a fantastic rig for that presentation.

[fshrfwl]

Dart head

[husonfirst]

That's how I usually fish the smaller sizes but I will occasionally t-rig the 7" worm.

[white03]

c-rig X 5, won atournament on this rig lastsatyrday. martins magic was a killer!!