Good morning Jeremy and thank you for writing in. To start with yes, plastic worms do imitate night crawlers. In certain parts of the country they can represent snakes. This is most prevalent in the southern areas. I might add though while fishing 2 miles from the Canadian boundary on Lake Erie where I thought I would never see a snake if I saw one snake during 8 days on the water I must have seen over 150 off them. The grub does have a shape when fished on a steady retrieve of a shad or bait fish. The tube can be fished to imitate both a baitfish or crawfish depending on how its is rigged. The fall of the tube mimics the fall of a dying or injured baitfish. When fished with an Owner stand up jig while resting on the bottom the tentacles will take on the shape of a crawfish in the defensive position. A spinner bait will appear as more than one baitfish when fishing a tandem blade combination. One quick note I chose my blade size with the spinnerbait to match the size of the primary forage for each body of water. Be assured that you came to the right web site for information. I hope this has helped answer your question. If you need any further information please feel free to right us any time. Thank you, Leo Watson Pro Staff |
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