Delong Lures 9" Weedless Scented KILR Worm for Bass, Pike, and Anything in Between, Musky Bass Pike Lures Baits Tackle review and price compare 2025

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Product overview

Color	Fire Tiger
Material	Plastic
Style	Weedless
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9 x 1 x 1 inches
Number of Pieces	1

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Weedless for less snags
Pre-rigged for ease of use
Scented for maximum effectiveness

product description

The KILR worm is what made Delong a household name back in 1946 and they have been landing fish ever since. These worms come pre-rigged with three weedless Mustad hooks and are scented with Delong’s original formula that has been proven to out fish the competition. They come in a variety of color combinations that bass cannot resist and if you have a favorite color that is not available they can be custom ordered. To fish the KILR Worm tie your line directly to hook eyelet in the worm head and cast into where you want to fish (do not be afraid to cast into heavy cover, the weedless hooks make the worm difficult to get it hung up). Slowly reel in the worm, while slowly raising your rod tip causing the worm to rise and fall, this movement will induce bass to strike. You can also work the worm like a jerk bait by giving the worm short quick jerks then allowing it to settle.

product details

Date First Available ‏ : ‎ July 9, 2021
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Delong Lures
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0991L8FPR

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Product reviews of Delong Lures 9" Weedless Scented KILR Worm for Bass, Pike, and Anything in Between, Musky Bass Pike Lures Baits Tackle

DAM : Look elsewhere...

Update: Finally got to use these worms, and as I suspected, they did not hold up. As a matter of fact, they were far worse than I thought they would be. One small nibble and the tail was gone. 3 casts and the head was falling apart. 5 casts, head gone, tail gone, front and back holding together by braid alone. Who can spend $10 for a couple of casts?

These are way too expensive for what you get. I should have looked elsewhere myself as you can find them for half that price. Also, the quality is suspect. The tail on one of the ones I received was just about falling off because it was so thin where it met the hook. I doubt that it will survive one bite from a small fish. The molding is inconsistent from worm to worm. One had a bulbous tail as big as the head, another had a flat tail. In order to tie the line on, you have to dig the eye of the first hook out of the plastic mold, ruining the head of the worm. The weed guards on the hooks are also inconsistent, with some being good and some barely catching on the hook to stay in place. I don't like leaving reviews like this, but that was a lot of money for something of this quality that probably won't last. If I'm amazed by the way they catch fish or if they last longer than I suspect, I will change my review.

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