Culprit Worms?

5/0 · Post by **5/0** » Wed Feb 06, 2019 1:00 pm

Was thinking of trying Culprit Worms. Do any of you out there use these worms? I would be fishing the foothill reservoirs, Clear Lake, or the Delta.If so, any information on type and colors would be appreciated!

Thanks

Kelly Ripa · Post by **Kelly Ripa** » Wed Feb 06, 2019 1:14 pm

A worm is a worm...Not really. cuz there's the fall rate. Is it salt or baitfish or coffee or what ever impregnated?...then there is the tail and length, and color? ...wacky,t-rig,flippin, carolina, on and on and on. There is no one way to fish a worm that's why the different makes and models to choose from. Culpruit...Hell yeah. I crushed the guys in my club one year in a tournament split shot'n a the small curly tail salt & pepper original ribbontail....I think that was in 88'

....I have new favorites now

JoeLanghans · Post by **JoeLanghans** » Wed Feb 06, 2019 3:26 pm

Any brand worm will work. Just drag it slowly along the bottom and always maintain contact with the bottom, split shot or Carolina rig. Drop shot it with a 6-12 inch leader Green pumpkin, watermelon, black, purple, brown.

Kyle46N · Post by **Kyle46N** » Wed Feb 06, 2019 9:36 pm

I've caught bigger bass on the Delta during the summer, Texas rigging the larger Culprit Fat Max. I'll drag it through grass in 6 to 8 ft of water. Its a big profile worm. Less bites, but good fish up to 5 lbs.

Mitch · Post by **Mitch** » Thu Feb 07, 2019 9:29 am

Culprit RIbbon Tail worms were the best thing going a few yrs back !! I Texas rigged them with a glass bead and a 1/4 brass bullet weight (Brass n Glass) and caught lots of good fish !! I still have a bunch of them somewhere in my vast collection of worms, lol !! They actually work best on a slow retrieve ! Grass lines, rock piles, ledges and edges !! Delta, Clear Lake, Melones, Pedro, just about anywhere !! Green Pumpkin, Purple, Red, Black !!