P-Wee Worms

Mike/HOF got in his shipment of P-Wee Worms made by IKE-CON in a vast variety of colors. I for one and excited to use these as both Mike and I believe they will catch fish. Attractive to several different species of fish, panfish, stream trout, river smallmouth, lake large mouth and smallmouth, plus saugers and maybe walleyes. Stop out and see these new lures and Mike will explain how to best present them to whatever you are after.

Yes, I think these little plastic worms might be a great bait in a variety of situations for a variety of fish!
Here are a few thoughts from Ron on some of the possibilities:
Panfish, under a bobber with just a little bit of weight, cast it out and twitch it back in short ticks. No bobber, again a little bit of weight to cast it out there then maybe a count down and twitch it back slowly.
Stream trout, no weight, cast it up stream and let it drift through the holes or one could add a little weight to get it down a little. Here again, could probably use a small float or strike indicator or try without and watch or feel the strike.
River smallmouth, the exact same presentation for stream trout.
Lake smallmouth or large mouth bass, same presentation as for panfish.
Walleye/Saugers: Cast it out with some weight and retrieve it back while bouncing off the bottom. If drifting or slow trolling, more weight to keep in contact with the bottom.
Maybe, just maybe Lake of the Woods Ice-fishing. Weight it so it will get down there for the saugers. Hit the bottom, tighten up the line and hop, skip and bounce off the bottom, then raise it about 6 inches. That pause is probably when you will get the strike.

Good Fishing,
Mike

These look great Mike. Let me know when you get a report from someone using them out on the streams for smallies. I haven’t been out fishing now since August and I truely wish I had been able to get out today. Just too many irons in the fire.

Stopped out at HOF today on my way towards the river and picked up some more of those new B-Fish-N Tackle Paddletails for walleyes and bass [can never have enough] and even grabbed some ice fishing jigs and of course I had to grab some of these worms and some more mini mites. Its like being a kid in a candy store when you walk into HOF as there are so many fish catchin lures and goodies. Thanks Mike for taking the time to search and find the great selection of lures that are great for catching fish. Thanks, Bill

It sounds like Mike’s explorations are catchin more than just fish. Seems to me like he’ll have a bunch of us hooked soon enough.

The mottled orange and brown pattern on the bottom-middle looks like it would be a stream smallie dandy. I haven’t held one in my hand yet but from the photos they look a little like smaller senkos… and we all know how well those work.

And these come already rigged with hooks so they are ready to go catch fish! Now are we getting spoiled or what?!!!!
Thanks, Bill

Thought I would bring this back to the top. This is a promising looking lure for trout and panfish, not to mention bass and other species. We received these too late last year to give them a try, but the season is upon us and these are going to catch some fish!

Good Fishing,

Mike