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Flip tail was the brand. At some point in the 80's they became Whopper Stopper/Flip tail. After that I believe they were available (lizards at least) from a TX company, might have been Honey Hole.

A 100ct of blue flip tails was the first bulk bag of worms I ever purchased, from the BPS catalog in maybe 1984/5 or so.

My dad had a box of 1,000 hijacker worms back in the. 80's.

They were transparent green, no flake and 7-8".

Hijacker and fliptail were very similar.

They float and were super duper on a Carolina rig. We caught untold numbers of. 4-8lb bass on those hijackers. My high school buddies would pay me to steal a handful from my dad's stash.

Good times

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The 11 inch ledge worm looks pretty good. I will look around for them at pro bass when I go to springfield in a few weeks. I never buy a plastic bait unless Incan see it in the bag and feel it. even then i sometimes wont like it. all brands of plastic worms are not the same even if they appear the same. some are more buoyant than others, tuffet, etc. I do need some some straight worms this size. I need to work them into my presentation. Like i have said on here before my presentation is always with the lightest possible weight need to get it there. I rarely use more than 1/4 oz and sometimes no weight.

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I'm gonna take my big worm and go try F&F's numbers from a few weeks ago Feathers and Fins

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Posted 19 February 2014 - 07:20 AM

It is cabin fever, people are wanting to get information on where good fishing is. Best GPS Numbers I can think of right now are;

34º04'35.29''N

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118º25'46.17''W

Good luck and good fishing

Remember - If at first you DO succeed, try not to act surprised & quit while you're ahead.

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