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This original post was a scientific comparison & a very good one at that.

If your not cranking it fast and crashing rocks, your not getting as many bites as you could. It's a frustrating little crankbait but it puts big bass in the live well. So it's worth the trouble.

It's funny how many guys hate wiggle warts but continue to comment anyway. Everyone's got an opinion about what their alternative bait is.

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i do not hate wiggle warts. i just had my way of fishing them. i might try the real fast retrieve sometime. like i said before i might have some out in one of the plastic boxes somewhere.i just do not use anything anymore that has a lot of resistance in retrieve. ican tell you this though lures fix into categories.You should understand and everything they can do. I have caught a lot of bass on wiggle warts on the slow retrieve I di not say I did not catch bass on them with a slow retrieve. but do not think it is a all around thing that is just like nothing else cause its not.

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I've caught plenty of bass on bombers, rebels, etc. The wiggle wart is a niche bait, that excels in 45-65 degree water.

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I have a question. Wasn't V210 a color added by rapala?

Nope. They just managed to mess it up.

V210 was a much duller green before Rapala. In the bottom right corner on the chart from the '90s.

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i do not hate wiggle warts. i just had my way of fishing them. i might try the real fast retrieve sometime. like i said before i might have some out in one of the plastic boxes somewhere.i just do not use anything anymore that has a lot of resistance in retrieve. ican tell you this though lures fix into categories.You should understand and everything they can do. I have caught a lot of bass on wiggle warts on the slow retrieve I di not say I did not catch bass on them with a slow retrieve. but do not think it is a all around thing that is just like nothing else cause its not.

I agree. Like they say in the BBQ world, low and slow! I perfer to let the bait do the work instead of trying to work the bait. But not always. There are exceptions.

From my experience a faster retrieve tends to attract younger, read smaller, fish.

A slower retrieve tends to attract older, read bigger, fish.

This is based on my time on the river not lakes. Your results may vary.

Chief Grey Bear

Living is dangerous to your health

Owner Ozark Fishing Expeditions

Co-Owner, Chief Executive Product Development Team Jerm Werm

Executive Pro Staff Team Agnew

Executive Pro Staff Paul Dallas Productions

Executive Pro Staff Team Heddon, River Division

Chief Primary Consultant Missouri Smallmouth Alliance

Executive Vice President Ronnie Moore Outdoors

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i do not hate wiggle warts. i just had my way of fishing them. i might try the real fast retrieve sometime. like i said before i might have some out in one of the plastic boxes somewhere.i just do not use anything anymore that has a lot of resistance in retrieve. ican tell you this though lures fix into categories.You should understand and everything they can do. I have caught a lot of bass on wiggle warts on the slow retrieve I di not say I did not catch bass on them with a slow retrieve. but do not think it is a all around thing that is just like nothing else cause its not.

I agree. Like they say in the BBQ world, low and slow! I perfer to let the bait do the work instead of trying to work the bait. But not always. There are exceptions.

From my experience a faster retrieve tends to attract younger, read smaller, fish.

A slower retrieve tends to attract older, read bigger, fish.

This is based on my time on the river not lakes. Your results may vary.

Chief Grey Bear

Living is dangerous to your health

Owner Ozark Fishing Expeditions

Co-Owner, Chief Executive Product Development Team Jerm Werm

Executive Pro Staff Team Agnew

Executive Pro Staff Paul Dallas Productions

Executive Pro Staff Team Heddon, River Division

Chief Primary Consultant Missouri Smallmouth Alliance

Executive Vice President Ronnie Moore Outdoors

Posted

It's time to show the recessed eye wiggle wart scan.

Release the KRAKEN!

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