Missile Baits Quiver Worm – 4.5in – Bluetonium Green Pumpkin Core

The Missile Baits Quiver Worm is a specially designed bait that is perfect for Neko Rigging, a popular technique in finesse bass fishing. This worm has a ribbed body, a signature feature of Missile Baits, which helps it displace water and create a subtle body shimmy as it moves along the bottom. The wide head of the worm is ideal for holding different sizes of nail weights securely, and the flattened spade-tail adds an attractive flicker to the bait as it moves through the water, catching the attention of bass. In addition to Neko Rigging, the Quiver Worm can also be used with a Texas-rig or Tokyo-rig. It comes in two sizes and a variety of popular color patterns, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced Neko Rig anglers.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Neko Rigging?

Neko Rigging is a finesse fishing technique where a soft plastic bait, like the Missile Baits Quiver Worm, is rigged with a nail weight inserted into the head of the bait. This allows the bait to sink naturally and gives it a unique action as it moves along the bottom, enticing bass to bite.

2. Can I use the Quiver Worm with other rigging techniques?

Absolutely! While the Quiver Worm is designed specifically for Neko Rigging, it can also be used with other rigging techniques, such as Texas-rigging or Tokyo-rigging. Its versatile design and attractive movement make it a great bait for various fishing styles.

3. How many sizes and color patterns are available for the Quiver Worm?

The Quiver Worm comes in two sizes – 4.5 inches and [insert size]. It is also available in a range of popular color patterns, including the Bluetonium Green Pumpkin Core. These options allow anglers to choose the size and color that best suits their fishing preferences and target species.

4. Is the ribbed body of the Quiver Worm important for its effectiveness?

Yes, the ribbed body is a signature feature of Missile Baits and plays an important role in the Quiver Worm's effectiveness. The ribbing helps the bait displace water, creating vibrations and a subtle body shimmy that attracts fish. It adds another dimension to the bait's action, making it more enticing to bass.