Fisher's Choice: Super Worms, 35 g / 1.2 oz

I often go to a lake that's overfished. There are multiple species in the water but the variety of bait used by fishermen and available natural sources are plentiful, making fish very picky eaters.The bait is smelly but that's expected. These are dead worms. So be careful when opening the can because the smell will blow onto your face and it'll make you gag.Most worms are in good shape, they are soft and easy to get on the hook. However, they are a little too soft and it is easy to loose the bait after one cast. Get ready to rebait often.I got a bite with every cast, and caught five of the biggest bluegills I have seen caught in this lake. Fish like the smell and go for the bait right away.I recommend this product but suggest buying an extra can if you plan to spend several hours fishing. You'll need them.

Expected live. Tried the ones that weren’t completely shriveled up anyway and neither my grandson or myself caught anything. I feel that I should be refunded because they were misrepresented. Total crap.

Not the best. Not the worst. They are what they are. Would I use them again. Probably not. But nothing wrong with product. I got exactly what I ordered

Fish love em

I took a couple of boxes to the lake for a few days and fished each day. I caught many small bass and pan fish with these Super Worms. So did my granddaughters! The funny thing was they never knew these "worms" weren't alive. Anyway, the fish were hitting these like crazy.

Ok

I purchased this awhile back and did not open it, but when I did open the container the seal had been open and the product was very very smelly. I didn’t even get a chance to us it.

Rip it in half, thread it in a hook about 15” below a trout magnet foam bobber and let it run down the creek stopping just before getting caught on something. Trout will dart out and hit these hard.