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Designed by Bassmaster Elite Series veteran pro, Russ Lane, the Big Bite Bait Coontail Worm is the second addition to Russ’ signature series of baits. Extremely versatile, there were several key features he wanted to incorporate. For one, he wanted a worm with a center core that waves thru the bait, as opposed to a traditional core that runs in a straight line. This combined with a large, bulbous tail, provides the Coontail with a unique, undulating fall that bass can't resist. The protruding ribs also wave and breathe with even the slightest current or movement, while creating a bigger profile without added bulk, which means the hook point has less plastic to penetrate - for better hooksets. Available in a range of proven colors, the Big Bite Baits Coontail Worm excels when Texas rigged, Carolina rigged or fished on shaky head jig.
Comments: I've gotten a pack of junebug colored Coontail worms from a MTB a couple years back. Only recently decided to try it on a weighted Texas rig and to my surprise ended up catching 25 bass at the most finicky lake ever. 8/10 only complaint is not super durable.
From: Unknown: MN 7/22/23
Comments: So I was intrigued by the off-center design and ribbing enough to pick up a pack in basic green-pumpkin. I have tried to fish these several ways and here are my thoughts so far. 1) Wacky-rig - tends to fold in half and does not sink quickly enough or at all if the little fins catch any bubbles so not impressed. 2) unweighted Texas - same issue as with wacky rig. 3) Weight texas - not really long enough to be used this way and few bites compared to standard creatures/senkos. 4) drop-shot - looks good and has nice movement, but few catches so far compared to more standard things like smallie smasher. 5) shakey-head - looks okay and this is probably the second best way to fish these, but again, bites seem more rare with these vs other worms.
From: Greg: Unknown 8/18/21
Comments: Personally I've had lots of luck using the Grn Pumpkin and Watermelon Red colors cut about 1/3 the way down on a Zman Shroomhead.From: Evan: Arkansas 9/8/19
Comments: This is only one of the great big bite baits products that catches tons of good fish. I originally bought this bait and left it at the bottom of my boat. Pulled it out one day and fishing all of a sudden turned on. I Texas rig with a 3/16 oz bullet weight and flip it near anything. Don't be scared to buy this bait because you'll be glad this is only a 4 dollar bait. I love tilapia and the watermelon red colors.
From: Lucas: MN 2/12/18
Comments: Got a sample pack from LTB. St.Clair Smallmouth loved these on a drop shop. Pros: catch fish. Cons: not the most durable drop shot bait. Conclusion: at $3.99 who cares, they catch fish.
From: Jedifish - Howell, MI 6/26/17
Comments: Got these for the first time in my Lucky Tackle Box subscription. They catch fish! Used Hematoma color in heavily stained water on a 3/16 jig head. Hooked up regularly. Only downside is that the bait is somewhat delicate and doesn't stand up to repeated catches. Went through a bag before lunch. Small price to pay for such a producer, though.
From: Unknown 6/5/17
Comments: It's a senko on steroids folks be prepared to catch everything from danks to donkeys. I do a weighted Texas rig and flip it in juice spots. New go to bait only downfall is it only lasts a few fish. New go to soft plastic I've used the green pumpkin color and the dark purple and both produce fish like crazy.
From: Jeremy: Wv 5/28/17
Comments: I received this lures from Lucky tackle box and love it Lot rigging Texas rig the bass where smash it . Pro it caught fish . Con the lures last 2-3 fish but notice Texas rigging the would hit the tail and just eat the tail not take it all . I wish the tail floated at bit too . Nothing really to bad about this bait would buy it again .
From: Erik S: Joliet IL 5/14/17
Comments: One of my new favorite worms, been fishing on a Texas rig 3/16 bullet weight and catching a ton of fish. For some reason this year, I did not fish that many creature or beaver like baits and was having great success flipping light grass with 4-5 inch worms and this was also a great producer for me. Also caught me a bunch of fish dragging ledges in the 20-25 foot range.
From: Brett: NY
Comments: Tried these out for the first time today and went thru 3 bags in 4hrs! We were killing em by dragging them on a Carolina Rig. Light wire 2/0 hook, 24" 15# flouro leader...loading up with more immediately! Deep water summer fishing is right around the corner! Great job BBB!
From: Ski: Windham,NH
Comments: Love these on a shaky head. Works no matter where I use it. Seems to only catch fish over 3lbs!From: Chris: Fallbrook, Ca
Comments: Best Soft bait I have used.
From: Dan: Platte City MO. USA
Comments: First time out with this bait, on Nov.2 in trout happy Colorado, in a heavily fished public access area, I caught two 17" largemouth and one 20.25" largemouth, with the hematoma color on a 3/32 ounce Giggy Head and 8lb. Armour Coated Trilene XL. This is a great power finesse bait. The bait is very durable, as I caught all 3 bass on the same bait. It has a great undulating action rigged on a shaky head. Highly recommended!
From: Mike: Ft. Collins, CO
Comments: wacky rigged on a 1/16 ounce owner wacky head is definitely a great finesse choice junebug red color is great From: Will: Tuscaloosa, AL
Comments: back from the first test with these and here is whats up. Cool little worm, for sure. I fished em Texas rigged all day, 2/0 rebarb hook, 3/16oz tungsten. Scent is super nice, the wavy line makes it kinda slink along the bottom. The worm holds up nice. Not nice? The price. You get seven baits for five bones? This aint no Senko, peeps. A little under a boneski a piece for a finesse worm is pure jive. But give em a shot, they DO hold up well.From: Meatwad
Comments: These baits kick ass....i fished them on a texas rig...but u can also fish them shakey or wacky...From: Big John G: Stafford, VA