Z-Man Fattyz Worm
Jul 26, 2020 19:36:56 #
Old75
Loc: Broken Arrow, OK
Has any of you bass anglers used either Z-Man Fattyz 5" or 7 .5" worm" If yes, what was your success?
Jul 26, 2020 21:10:51 #
I like the 5" em, they catch fish and last all day. I fish them on a Ned Rig but Texas works too. I've done real well with "The Deal" color.
Jul 26, 2020 22:09:39 #
Jul 27, 2020 07:51:30 #
Ivey wrote:
I like the 5" em, they catch fish and last all day. I fish them on a Ned Rig but Texas works too. I've done real well with "The Deal" color.
Hey Ivey, what are you catching with the Z man worms? Just Bass or other species? 99% of the time i like the Z man paddle tails and never thought of using the worms until i read this post.
Jul 27, 2020 08:06:52 #
plumbob wrote:
Hey Ivey, what are you catching with the Z man worms? Just Bass or other species? 99% of the time i like the Z man paddle tails and never thought of using the worms until i read this post.
I normally fish for bass with them but the last Walleye I caught was on one of those. I really like the ZMan elaztec baits, one bait lasts all day and the color "The Deal" has really been hot on Tim's Ford for a couple years now
Jul 27, 2020 08:29:08 #
Ivey wrote:
I normally fish for bass with them but the last Walleye I caught was on one of those. I really like the ZMan elaztec baits, one bait lasts all day and the color "The Deal" has really been hot on Tim's Ford for a couple years now
Thanks Ivey, sounds more like a fresh water use. However when we get a lot of heavy rains our brackish water catches slow down except for some reason the bass show up in the coves. Might be worth a try.
I have been hooked on the diesel Z man scented paddle tails. Nice slit in them to apply scent and it doesn't wash the scent out as fast as a topical application.
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