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Pin Tail Worm 1.9″ Red Hot Red (#315) – Nikko Fishing

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $6.99.Current price is: $3.16.

1.9″ red hot pin tail worm with fish oil infusion for crappie, trout, and panfish.

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Pin Tail Worm 1.9 – Red Hot Red (#315)

1.9″ in length. The 8 worms per pack come in a high quality tray that is easy to use even with cold fingers.

Ideal for crappie, trout, panfish, creeks, ponds and a variety of smaller saltwater species. Made of Nikko’s proprietary elastomer plastic, these worms will stand up to abuse and last through dozens of catches saving you money and time. These updated models are now infused with fish oil. Hollow head facilitates consistent rigging. Super soft material yields fantastic action and collapsibility in the fish’s mouth. Most commonly used with small collarless jig heads.

Specification Detail
Length 1.9 inches
Quantity per pack 8 worms
Material Proprietary elastomer plastic with fish oil infusion
Head design Hollow head for consistent rigging
Best suited for Crappie, trout, panfish, creeks, ponds, small saltwater species

FAQ

Are these worms suitable for use in cold water environments?

Yes, the high-quality tray and soft material make them easy to handle even with cold fingers.

Do these worms have any special features that improve fishing performance?

The hollow head allows for consistent rigging, and the fish oil infusion enhances natural movement and attraction to fish.

Can these worms be used with jig heads?

Most commonly used with small collarless jig heads.

3 reviews for Pin Tail Worm 1.9″ Red Hot Red (#315) – Nikko Fishing

  1. Christopher Payne –

    Used these in a pond for panfish and they worked well. The soft body and hollow head made it easy to set up and the fish took them quickly. Lasted through several casts without breaking.

  2. John Vaughan –

    Fished them in a creek with crappie and saw good bites. The fish oil gives a natural look and feel. A bit more expensive than basic worms, but worth it for durability.

  3. Robert Black –

    Great for small trout in slow-moving water. The collapsibility in the mouth is noticeable and the worms stay intact after being swallowed.

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