I picked up these !0 inch culprit saw tailed worms .. In chili pepper.. havnt had much luck what type of water do you guys like throwing them in if you ever fished them.
Toilet water....... I never have any luck with those worms. All the little fish just want to play with the tail.
On 10/11/2012 at 2:47 AM, BASSHUNTER1961 said:Toilet water....... I never have any luck with those worms. All the little fish just want to play with the tail.
X2 no matter how I fish them or what color I use,
Haven't caught any monsters with a culprit, but I have caughten several 2pounders with black ones or half black half purple ones... Definatley not my favorite worm!
-I was using them in very shallow water
-Would not recommend to a fisherman who was "unsatisfied" with small fish
-Overall not thrilled about the action either
IMO Slug-Os are the best worm... But Slug-Os don't fit everyones fishing personallity, anyway I bet some people's go to worm is a culprit it's really about first impression on a bait and how/if you have success with it. My dad and I sometimes can't get a bite to save our lives with a certain lure. Yet the other one is catching bass after bass.
Normal type of water that you'd use a TX rig in. I've caught crap tons of bass on the red shad and purple shad colors.
When I am not throwing Producto Tournament Worms I throw Culprit 7 1/2 inch worm. Caught fish up to 10.2 pounds on them. I fish them in stained water anywhere you would fish a worm.
Tried and true culprit 10" worm. Fish in any water, Texas rigged with a weight of your choice or no weight. I've had lots of success slowly dragging and hopping through brush piles and lay downs. I''ve caught fish on name a color.
I have never caught anything on Culprit worms.On 10/11/2012 at 2:47 AM, BASSHUNTER1961 said:Toilet water....... I never have any luck with those worms. All the little fish just want to play with the tail.
They work good in Missouri.
I've had great success with them and they are fairly cheap too..I recently stopped using them,no reason just started using other things for a change..I haven't fished worms in quite a while.. My catch ratio was higher with the culprits though..crawdad was my best color though.
yeah i was just wondered what type of whatever ive had alot of nibble going on.... i threw it for about half an hour this am 2 bites fishing it wieghtless and 1/4 toughnston.. switched to a weitghless 10 inch zoom worm no tail.. let it fall poped it once and nailed a 4 pounder!! what the h e double hockey sticks
Im sure they work there a great looking worm imo but its just not working like the water melon seed which is what ive been throwing for about a week now
I have caught many large fish on culprit worms.They are made here in Fla.and I know a lot of guys that swearby them and will throw nothing else.That being said,a lot of worm fishing includes many variables i.e.length,color,tail action,weight,buoancy,and hook size used.I have been fishing worms since the late 60's when the creme worms had three exposed hooks and a harness and were the hot bait.Point being,find what works for you and when it gets slow don't be afraid to experiment.
7 inch purple has worked well for me, more so my dad who is failry new to bass fishing had the most success with the purple 7 inch worms I gave him a few of. He always sounds like al bundy with the I caught 7 fish in 15 minutes line
i never used the 10" culprit but i use the 10" zoom ol' monster in black with great success. texas rigged, fished weightless, or fished with a nail weight. they flat out catch fish!
I have caught more bass on a Culprit worm than all other baits in my box combined. From South Louisiana to New Jersey and a 100 places in between. If you fish them with confidence they will produce. Better than a Senko, in my opinion.
Ronnie
My favorite worm in a black top grey bottom. Used about an 8 " worm in Mich.
I am not sure what Culprit worm has a sawtooth tail, Culprite is known for their ribbon tail worms. Zoom makes a gator or G tail worm. Since the bass are going to be eating the worm, you must put the worm in front of the bass. The style of tail is designed to give the worm a life like motion and move water to create vibrations to trigger strikes. No panacea with tail types, only the bass know what they want at any given time..
All mass produced soft plastic worms are injection molded with a durable plastic that has less under water movement than the more expensive, less durable hand poured worms. You get what you pay for.
Tom
I mostly fish soft plactics i fished the culpirts like using any other worms ill give them another try im sure the brand of worm Culprit makes works awsome like the other but i just have the wrong color for this pond or time of year.. green pumpkin green/ yellow aand gulp green with red flack has been killing it.
On 10/12/2012 at 1:07 PM, Grizzn N Bassin said:I mostly fish soft plactics i fished the culpirts like using any other worms ill give them another try im sure the brand of worm Culprit makes works awsome like the other but i just have the wrong color for this pond or time of year.. green pumpkin green/ yellow aand gulp green with red flack has been killing it.
I fish about 4 or 5 ponds and since I have been fishing them I have honed in on what works and doesn't
some styles of bait work in all, some baits work in one and not the other, some colors work in all some colors work on in one. Maybe the fish in your pond just don't like the worm style or that particular color.
Mcs thats what im thinking ill try them again some where else.. bc right now Zoom is in style for me
On 10/12/2012 at 11:31 PM, Grizzn N Bassin said:Mcs thats what im thinking ill try them again some where else.. bc right now Zoom is in style for me
Yeah try them in another spot. I will be honest I have tried the culprit in a few of the spots a few different ways but still no luck and I will also be honest I don't fish it with the most confidence or length of time. It is hard to break away from what is working. Nice thing about the bass is their prefrence usually changes and you have to change bait and style to keep up.
13" Culprit is the only worm I fish. All different colors depending on water. 1/16oz bullet weight and a 5/0 EWG hook Trigged. Always produces when the need for speed has died down.
On 10/11/2012 at 7:42 AM, bowhunter63 said:They work good in Missouri.
For sure. A friend of mine {Who I think is the best bass angler in this area] Has won multiple tournaments , thousands of dollars on culprits.
yeah im going to try thowing them again at this pond and if i get nothing ill save them for a spot ive never fished before.. Do to the fact im not catching any fish on them here. so ill stay with my brush hogs, lizards and my worms that always produce for me..
They work for me just fine. When Im looking for a big fish I put on the 10" or 12" worm.