ive looked everywhere and cant seem to find the type of worms bill murphy says to use in his book. i know lunker city makes muscle worms but there is no medium size worm. the six inch is small and the nine inch is huge. ive searched countless sites that make soft plastics and they all either have the right colors and no size selection or right sizes and not enough colors. does anybody know where to find the plastic worms that work well with the techniques described in the book?

http://www.dannyjoeslures.com/pictures/Floater3.jpg
I think those would be close?

Here's where you can buy them:

http://www.dannyjoeslures.com/details.asp?detail=Floaters&item=Colors%20In%20Pictures

Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice

thats right,they are made by lunker city,i have seen them on ebay or i can possibly give you bills wifes email ,im sure she has a few left to sell.her ebay name is carollee0727
brian

those worms from that link are what im talking about. but there wasnt much order information on there for some reason. im looking for that style worm in like 6", 9", and 12" with alot of colors to chose from.

>those worms from that link are what im talking about. but
>there wasnt much order information on there for some reason.
>im looking for that style worm in like 6", 9", and 12" with
>alot of colors to chose from.

You can reach DJ with this 800 number:

http://www.dannyjoeslures.com/contact.asp

Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice

I lurk this website frequently and read all the trophy Bass talk. I notice a lot of discussions on swimbaits and not much about "stitching". Are there still hard core stitchers out there? I'm from Wisconsin and I enjoy the Big Bass conversations.

I remember reading once that he used worms made by Delong, I'm not sure if they are still in business.

ive looked into the delong worms. they are still in business but they seem to only make mainly prerigged worms and a 16" snake worm. the book also said something about burke worms but i cant find anything about them.

I believe Delong made the very first Otay Special. 12" and dark brown with a black vein.

I still stitch on occasion. It works well at Lake Sonoma.

you think its worth stitching in a small lake where all the bass relate to sunkken trees?

Just found this:

http://www.lunkercity.com/index.html

Click on the link there for "12 Muscle Worms".

Dan

"Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less"

Deo Vindice