Reaction Innovations Pocket Rocket Stick Worm
Features:
- The Reaction Innovations Pocket Rocket is a new soft plastic stick worm with ribbing that wiggles and jiggles as it slowly sinks for extra action.
- Perfectly balanced and heavyweight soft plastic formula for sinking, the Pocket Rocket is one of the most exciting baits for wacky rigging.
- It’s bulbous head-end and tail-ends are also great for bobbing and weaving around on the drop when wacky or neko rigging.
- Speaking of fat heads and tails, the Reaction Innovation Pocket Rocket’s head or tail is thick and can hold a Neko nail just fine.
- The Pocket Rocket comes in two sizes: 4.5 inch (10 baits per pack) and 5.5 inch (8 baits per pack).
| Size | Quantity per Pack |
|---|---|
| 4.5 inch | 10 |
| 5.5 inch | 8 |
Reaction Innovations Pocket Rockets were designed to be versatile stick baits.
FAQ
What makes the Pocket Rocket different from other stick worms?
The ribbing on the Pocket Rocket creates a wiggling motion as it sinks, adding extra action. Its bulbous head and tail ends work well for bobbing and weaving in wacky or neko rigging, and the thick ends can securely hold a Neko nail.
Are both sizes suitable for the same types of fishing setups?
Yes, both sizes are designed for wacky and neko rigging. The 4.5 inch size offers a slightly smaller profile, while the 5.5 inch provides more action and bulk, depending on the target species and depth.
Can the Pocket Rocket be used with a Neko nail?
Yes, the thick head or tail end of the Pocket Rocket is specifically designed to hold a Neko nail securely.
David Pullman –
The Pocket Rocket performs well in both wacky and neko rigs. The ribbing gives it a natural movement that attracts fish. I’ve used the 4.5 inch size in shallow waters and it sinks smoothly without flipping. The thick ends hold the nail well and stay in place during the cast.
Diana White –
Great for beginners and experienced anglers alike. The sinking action is noticeable and the head and tail design helps with natural movement. I paired it with a neko rig and saw several bites in a short time. Slightly more expensive than other stick worms, but worth it for the performance.
Natalie Duncan –
I tried the 5.5 inch version and it’s excellent for deeper water. The wiggling motion draws in larger fish. The tail holds the nail firmly and doesn’t slip. It’s durable and maintains shape after repeated use.