Decoy Flippin Straight Worm 144

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..

The advantage of a straight shank hook is its power and hooking response- which offset hooks lack- allowing it to easily penetrate bulky worms- often used for flipping and pitching into vegetation and weeds- and even the upper jaw of bass. The only drawback is "worm slippage." The "Flippin' Straight..