Cool pics....I'm sold, hate threading those worms. How is the scrunch factor?

I was concerned with the same thing. Generally when you thread a worm at home, the needle wanders a bit and doesn't keep a perfectly straight line (when I thread them anyway). When the hook is set, scrunching is only magnified by a worm that isn't threaded straight. These worms have a straight path for your leader line to slip easily into thus minimizing the scrunch factor. I originally purchased these worms because I was lazy and hated to thread them. It was surprising to see their condition after landing several fish. Sure they will scrunch but not as fast as a typical worm would.

Hey Dude, nice worm....No Homo.

No scrunch factor with your worm in cold weather is great.

Looked like it still needed some floatation from what I saw from Stam's presentations last week.Just sayin.May need to get a few though.Good luck,
SZ

I haven't noticed a floatation issue with the worms I've used, but I'm probably just presenting them wrong (as usual).

I did notice that one can easily catch multiple fish on a single Holey Worm.

Been testing out the new worms that have a mid-worm hole, rather than a hole at the base of the worm. Hook to land ratios are awesome and the mid-hole worms are holding up well.

Worm scrunch has also not been an issue as the worms recover quickly after a scrunch from a rock, fish, etc.

Just got my order of Holy Worms .

Where can someone buy some of these worms??

Hatchery fish like em too.

A friend of mine hit this fish on a bobber dogged holy worm while I was rowing the other day.

Ted's in Lynnwood also stocks them

Saw 'em at 3-Rivers, one of our valued sponsors....

i only thread my worms from the middle anymore parker. been doing it for a while now.