Action Tail® Steelhead &
Trout Worms are a great
substitute for bait or a
great way to mix up your
presentation. Our
Steelhead & Trout worms
are hand poured and come
scented or unscented to
make sure you have every
weapon when your
are
pursuing your quarry.
What makes our worms
superior is not only the
steelhead and trout
attracting colors but
what's inside the worm.
All of our scented
Steelhead Worms have a
high quality shrimp oil
added and the Trout
Worms have high quality
trout attractant . This
scent along with the action of the worm
which is derived from
the super soft plastic
and provides the worm
with more action when it
hits the water.
This action makes
it irresistible to steelhead and trout.
There is also extra
flotation added to the
already buoyant plastic.
Extra flotation helps keep the worm in the
strike zone and out of "snaggy"
rocks on the river
bottom.
Our steelhead and trout
worms are versatile. You
can fish them under a
float (dink, balsa,
foam, or plastic float)
and rig the worm wacky,
threaded or jigged. You
can also drift fish them
off the bottom - Use a
sliding weight (slinky,
or pencil lead) with
leader length of 24" to
48" depending on the
body and clarity of the
water that your fishing.
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Action Tails Steelhead
Worms® Sizes &
Related Info:
Hand poured in the
U.S.A. with "Super Soft
Plastic"
All worms available in
3", 4" and 6"
lengths
3" and 4" worms come 10
and 9 respectively
to a package
6" worms come 8 to a
package
Scented worms utilize
special Shrimp Scent |
Action Tails Trout Worms® Sizes &
Related Info:
Hand poured in the
U.S.A. with "Super Soft
Plastic"
All worms available are
2 1/4" length
10 worms to a package
Scented with special
Trout Attractant |
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River Manufacturing
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Examples |
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Action Tail® Steelhead
Worms can be rigged in a
variety of ways
depending on the type of
water you are fishing
and your preferences. |
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Quick Rig Step 1 |
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Begin by threading the
hook down the center of
the head of the worm
trying to center the
hook the best you can. |
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Quick Rig
Step
2 |
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Pull the worm down the
hook and pierce the skin
of the worm half way
down being careful not
to tear or rip the worm. |
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Quick Rig
Step
3 |
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Straighten the worm out
and make sure the
presentation of your
hook is straight. |
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Quick Rig Finished |
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The finished product
should lay flat with the
hook centered on the
worm. This will
help to keep the hook in
the proper position to
hook up. |
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Step 1 |
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Utilizing a worm
threader begin by inserting
the it from the
bottom of the worm
towards the head trying
to maintain a path
through the center. |
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Step 2 |
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Once the worm is
threaded prepare your
leader with a sequin or
bead in front of your
hook to prevent hook
from tearing into worm |
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Step 3 |
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Once you have the leader
ready thread it and
begin pulling the
threader through the
worm being careful not
to rip or tear the worm. |
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Finished |
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The finished product
will have a hook that
dangles from worm until
it's fished when it will
be a little snugger
against the worm. |
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Steelhead Worm Rigged With Fish
Pill |
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Utilize a Fish Pill
whenever you would use a
corky or cheater.
Fish Pills will provide
a variety of flotation
levels and colors to
suite every condition. |
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Steelhead Worm Rigged With Corky |
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Corkies work well for
floating the worm and
the colors provide
contrast to attract your
quarry. |
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Steelhead Worm Rigged Wacky |
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Wacky worm rigged with a
dental rubber band makes
a deadly steelhead
offering when drift
fished. |
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Steelhead Worm Rigged W/
Spin-n-Glo |
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Worms rig with a Spin-n-Glo
provides contrast and
high visibility in dirty
water conditions. |
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Steelhead Jig Worm |
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Steelhead Jig Worm rig with a
1/4 ounce jig head
perfect for low clear
water conditions typical
of late spring and
summer. |
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