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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Trout Trix Worm best for?

The Trout Trix Worm is a 3 inch soft plastic worm sold in a 5-pack. Its thin, flexible body glides like real forage, making it a top slow-troll bait for trout and kokanee, with opportunistic bass in the mix. It reads as natural to finicky, pressured fish.

What is the best trolling speed for Trout Trix Worms?

Slow troll Trout Trix Worms between 1.0 and 2.5 mph, with 1.8 mph the ideal speed. That pace lets the thin body undulate and swim naturally. Pair it with a wiggle disc when you want an erratic, strike-inducing wobble instead of a straight, gliding track.

How do I rig a Trout Trix Worm?

Thread the worm onto a bare hook or jig head and set the hook near the tail for cleaner hookups. Add a wiggle disc up front to create erratic, strike-triggering movement. Seat the body straight so it swims true rather than spinning behind the boat.

How do I control the depth of Trout Trix Worms?

Use split shot, lead core line, or a downrigger to control how deep the Trout Trix Worm runs. Set your depth to match where fish are holding on the sonar, then hold the slow troll speed so the soft body keeps gliding in the strike zone.

What colors do Trout Trix Worms come in?

The 5-pack comes in thirteen colors including Baitfish, Silver, White, Gold, Pink, Orange, Bubble Gum, Night Crawler, Neptune Blue, Nebula Purple, Galactic Green, Space Grey, and Aurora. Fish natural tones in clear water and brighter or glow patterns when water is off-color or light is low.

What should I run alongside Trout Trix Worms?

Carry Trix Minnows next to your Trout Trix Worms so you can offer both a worm and a baitfish profile on the same trip. When the worm slows down, swap to the Trix Minnow to show trout and kokanee a different soft plastic silhouette without changing your rig.