EBPHWR PowerBait Power Honey Worm Fishing Bait Red, 1-Inch, 55 per

Bought because tired of wasting money on night crawlers works just as good caught 5 bluegil and one crappie on a single one does not get torn up bad at all one last a while 10/10 will be buying more

These are absolutely amazing! Not only have they replaced buying red worms(they have the same hook-up ratio if not better), they are extremely durable. I have gone fishing both yesterday and today and caught about 50 fish and I am still using the same beaten up honey worm. You can literally just leave one on and be catching fish immediately.To be honest, I have mostly caught panfish and creek chub and have only hooked one largemouth from the side of a gill nest. So if you are primarily catching pannies, these are the ticket. No more replacing red worms every two casts and no more fiddling with micro tubes or trout magnets, these are my new go-to panfish bait. I just ordered some natural-colored ones, so I hope that they work as well.The only caveat is that they smell like cat food. At least they don't smell like Gulp or regular Power Bait though.

Not as effective in the fall

These are panfish crack.I can catch a sunfish on almost every cast in a few seconds with this at a local pond. I caught at least 30 in an hour (I stopped counting). I say they work “too” good because I’m not sure if Bass or any other fish would bite on them because the sunfish hit them as soon as the bait hits the water. If you fish with children, and they are bored, and there are panfish in the water, use this as bait and give them some entertainment reeling in the panfish. I used the red ones.

I spent a good hour trying to catch one of the hundreds of fish I could see off the dock but not a single bite. They'd follow it when I retrieved but no strikes.

Best summer bait for trout. Fish it with 4 feet of flurocarbon 4# leader behind a bubble float, just like a Pistol Pete. Will float on a number 10 hook, sinks slowly with larger hooks. Passive or Active. Fish hit so hard they swallow the hook 80% of the time, be ready to cut line at mouth (while fish still half in water, half on bank) if not keeping fish--fish will survive if not messed with by trying surgery to extract one lousy hook (google it, look for biologist recommendation). Hook dissolves. I have gutted dozens with hooks in them. Sometimes works in winter. White and Yellow just as good, maybe better.

I got a bunch of gear so it was try out time. 10 casts, 6 of which landed bluegill - and this was bobber fishing! This is going to be a lifesaver when I'm wanting lazy girl fishing!

I remember this getting more fish than real worms. now they don't even touch this stuff. i'm guessing they changed the scent. I'm not sure why, i used these for years and they were great. Now they are definitely no worth the money in my opinion