Geecrack Bellows Stick Floating Elastomer Worm – 3.8 Inch
Features:
- The Geecrack Bellows Stick Floating Elastomer Worm offers a fresh interpretation on the traditional stick worm, with an innovative deep ridged design resulting in a truly unique action!
- With ridges from tail to tip, and a ball/lightbulb shaped tail, the Bellows Stick has an incredible action that captivates predatory fish and triggers their instincts.
- Able to displace more water thanks to its deep ridges, this works in tandem with the all new Floating Elastomer Composition ensuring that it makes quite the racquet on the water surface or wherever you fish it!
- Designed to work best when rigged on a free rig or on a Texas-rig, and in some cases even on a Neko-rig or as a drop shot, offering unparalleled versatility.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 3.8 inches |
| Material | Floating Elastomer |
| Design | Deep Ridges, Ball-shaped Tail |
| Best Rigging Methods | Free Rig, Texas Rig, Neko Rig, Drop Shot |
FAQ
What makes the Bellows Stick different from traditional stick worms?
The Bellows Stick features a deep ridged design from tail to tip and a ball-shaped tail, creating a unique action that mimics natural movement and attracts predatory fish more effectively.
Is the worm suitable for use in both still and moving water?
Yes, the floating elastomer composition and deep ridges allow it to perform well in various water conditions, creating a noticeable surface action that draws fish attention.
Can this worm be used with different rigging techniques?
Yes, it is designed to work best on a free rig or Texas rig, and can also be used effectively on a Neko rig or as a drop shot depending on the fishing situation.
Diana Sharp –
This worm moves really well on the surface and attracts fish quickly. The ridges give it a natural wobble that mimics live bait. I’ve used it on both still and flowing water and it’s been effective in catching bass and trout.
Edward Alsop –
The action is smooth and the floating design keeps it visible. It works great on a Texas rig. The ball tail helps it stay stable and the ridges create a good splash when it moves.
Simon Knox –
I tried several worms before finding this one. The deep ridges and floating composition make it stand out in the water. It’s especially good in early morning when fish are active.
Boris MacDonald –
It’s durable and holds up well in different water conditions. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters. The surface action is noticeable and fish respond immediately.