Premium 6.5" Curly Tail Worm for Bass Fishing

The DB Curly Tail Worm 6.5" (13" total head to tail when stretched) is a customer-designed soft plastic worm that delivers incredible tail action and versatility for bass fishing. This larger size is perfect for Texas rigs, Carolina rigs, and targeting bigger bass in heavy cover and deep structure.

Key Features:

• Big 6.5" Body Length: 13" total when stretched from head to tail - perfect for targeting trophy bass
• Active Ribbon Tail: Creates constant vibration and movement that triggers strikes from bass
• Versatile Rigging: Works with Texas rig, Carolina rig, and flipping into heavy cover
• Big Bass Magnet: Larger profile filters out smaller fish and attracts trophy-sized bass
• Durable Construction: Soft yet tough plastic withstands multiple fish catches
• Made in USA: Premium American-made fishing tackle from Diesel Baits
• Customizable Colors: Design your own color combinations for any water condition

Rigging Techniques:

Texas Rig: Pair with a 4/0 to 6/0 offset worm hook and 1/4 to 1/2 oz bullet weight. Perfect for flipping and pitching into heavy cover, vegetation, and brush piles.

Carolina Rig: Thread onto a 4/0 to 5/0 offset hook behind a 1/2 to 1 oz egg sinker. Excellent for dragging across rocky bottoms, ledges, and deep structure to trigger reaction strikes.

Weighted Texas Rig: Use heavier weights (3/4 to 1 oz) for punching through thick matted vegetation and lily pads.

Best Fishing Situations:

• Targeting trophy bass in heavy cover and thick vegetation
• Flipping and pitching to docks, laydowns, and brush piles
• Carolina rigging rocky bottoms and ledges for offshore bass
• Summer fishing when bass want a bigger meal
• Pre-spawn and spawn periods when big females are feeding
• Deep structure fishing for suspended bass
• Punching through matted vegetation

Target Species: Largemouth Bass (especially trophy-sized), Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass

Pro Tip: The 6.5" size (13" stretched) is perfect for trophy bass hunting. The ribbon tail creates constant vibration even on a dead stop - try a slow drag-pause-drag retrieve to let the tail work its magic during the pauses. This larger profile helps you filter out smaller fish and target the big ones. Use heavier line (15-20 lb test) when fishing heavy cover.

Color Selection: Natural colors (green pumpkin, watermelon) work best in clear water. Use darker colors (black, junebug, purple) in stained water or low light conditions. Two-tone colors with contrasting tails can trigger more strikes.

For more information on fishing with plastic worms, visit the pros at: Bass Resource's Plastic Worm Guide