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Hand-Poured Worms & Leeches
Compare straight finesse worms, a longer leech, and larger worm profiles without losing track of the body and tail differences.
Start with the compact worms
The 4.5-inch Finesse Worm offers a conventional tapered straight-worm body. The Bot Worm provides a thinner outline with a small flat tail. Both sit in the compact finesse group, with different body shapes to compare for drop-shot and alternative worm rigs.
Length and tail shape are separate decisions
The 4.25-inch Leech uses a segmented leech-style body and flat tail. The 6.5-inch Treat Worm adds length with a tapered end. The 7-inch Thumper combines a larger worm body with a broad curved tail. Choose which trait needs to change before simply reaching for the longest bait.
Check the rig as well as the bait
Drop-shot hooks, shaky heads, Texas rigs, and Carolina rigs put the body and weight in different positions. The narrow worms and leech can be situational finesse trailers, but their primary standalone roles differ from a dedicated Chunk or grub. Look at the fit guidance on each page.
