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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trix Worm best for?

The Trix Worm is an ultra-thin, flexible soft plastic that mimics natural forage for trout. Its slender profile appeals to fish that prefer slim baitfish, and a wiggle disc adds erratic action that lifts strike rates. This 25-pack keeps a full season of trolling worms on hand.

How do I rig a Trix Worm?

Thread the Trix Worm onto a straight shank J hook, placing the hook near the tail for solid hookups on short strikes. Add an Action Disc to create a wobbling, strike-triggering motion, then use bobber stops and beads to fine tune how deep the bait rides in the column.

What speed should I troll Trix Worms?

Trix Worms troll best between 1.0 and 2.5 mph, with 1.8 mph a strong starting point. Keep the troll slow and steady so the thin body and Action Disc can deliver their lifelike wobble. Speed up or slow down slightly to match how the trout are feeding that day.

What colors work best?

This 25-pack arrives in assorted colors. The how-to guide recommends cycling through Natural Minnow, Bubble Gum, Translucent Pink, Hot Orange, and Pure White. Fish natural tones in clear water and bright tones when light is low or the water carries color. Let the trout tell you what they want.

Why choose soft plastic worms?

Soft plastic Trix Worms feel natural, so trout hold on longer, and they retain scent better than hard baits. The slim body stands up to multiple fish, and the tail-nipping hook placement converts short strikes into solid hookups. A 25-pack means you never run short in the middle of a trip.

What do I rig them with?

Build them on the Trix Rigging Kit, which includes the hooks, beads, bobber stops, and Action Discs you need. Thread the worm on the J hook, add the disc for wobble, and troll slowly for trout. The rigging kit turns a bag of worms into a ready trolling spread.