The Clout Stick Worm pairs a ribbed body with a side-to-side shimmy on the fall. Fish it weightless around docks and shallow cover, or add weight to reach deeper fish. Available in 5.4- and 6.3-inch sizes, it gives you a familiar stick-worm presentation with options for Texas, Carolina, wacky, Neko, shakey head, and drop-shot rigging.
01 Let the Fall Work
The Clout’s ribbed body adds water resistance and flexibility, supporting a controlled descent and subtle movement with light rod input. Its stick-worm profile keeps the presentation simple as it falls beside cover.
Start with a weightless presentation to work shallow water. Let the bait fall, watch your line, then use a small lift to begin another descent. Hook choice and added weight change the fall rate and action.
02 Choose Your Rig
Rig it straight with the hook point protected for fishing around grass, docks, and laydowns. Fish it weightless for a slower fall, or add a worm weight to reach deeper cover and adjust the descent.
Hook it across the body for a wacky presentation that lets both ends move on the fall. Add a nail weight to one end for a Neko rig, then use short lifts and light shakes around isolated cover or bottom structure.
Use a Carolina rig to work longer stretches of points and flats, or a shakey head for shorter movements around specific targets. Alternate slow pulls or small shakes with pauses.
Set the hook above the weight to position the worm off the bottom. Use small rod movements and pauses to work the bait without constantly moving the rig away from the fish.
03 Pick Your Profile
Start here for a smaller stick-worm profile that fits a wide range of shallow-cover and finesse presentations.
Step up when you want a longer worm and a more substantial presentation while keeping the same rigging options.
04 Build Your Setup
Match hook size to your selected Clout and rigging method. Choose worm hooks and weights for Texas rigs, or wacky and Neko components for presentations hooked across the body.
- Divine Worm Weights
- Tusk MagGap Hook
- STOUT Widegap Worm Hook
- JUGULAR Hybrid Hook
- Wacky Hook
- Neko Keeper
- Dome Neko Weight
- TUSK Neko Hook
Select a pairing above to jump to Recommended Pairings below.
05 The Specifications
| Length | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 5.4 inches | 10 per pack |
| 6.3 inches | 7 per pack |
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The Clout Stick Worm pairs a ribbed body with a side-to-side shimmy on the fall. Fish it weightless around docks and shallow cover, or add weight to reach deeper fish. Available in 5.4- and 6.3-inch sizes, it gives you a familiar stick-worm presentation with options for Texas, Carolina, wacky, Neko, shakey head, and drop-shot rigging.
01 Let the Fall Work
The Clout’s ribbed body adds water resistance and flexibility, supporting a controlled descent and subtle movement with light rod input. Its stick-worm profile keeps the presentation simple as it falls beside cover.
Start with a weightless presentation to work shallow water. Let the bait fall, watch your line, then use a small lift to begin another descent. Hook choice and added weight change the fall rate and action.
02 Choose Your Rig
Rig it straight with the hook point protected for fishing around grass, docks, and laydowns. Fish it weightless for a slower fall, or add a worm weight to reach deeper cover and adjust the descent.
Hook it across the body for a wacky presentation that lets both ends move on the fall. Add a nail weight to one end for a Neko rig, then use short lifts and light shakes around isolated cover or bottom structure.
Use a Carolina rig to work longer stretches of points and flats, or a shakey head for shorter movements around specific targets. Alternate slow pulls or small shakes with pauses.
Set the hook above the weight to position the worm off the bottom. Use small rod movements and pauses to work the bait without constantly moving the rig away from the fish.
03 Pick Your Profile
Start here for a smaller stick-worm profile that fits a wide range of shallow-cover and finesse presentations.
Step up when you want a longer worm and a more substantial presentation while keeping the same rigging options.
04 Build Your Setup
Match hook size to your selected Clout and rigging method. Choose worm hooks and weights for Texas rigs, or wacky and Neko components for presentations hooked across the body.
- Divine Worm Weights
- Tusk MagGap Hook
- STOUT Widegap Worm Hook
- JUGULAR Hybrid Hook
- Wacky Hook
- Neko Keeper
- Dome Neko Weight
- TUSK Neko Hook
Select a pairing above to jump to Recommended Pairings below.
05 The Specifications
| Length | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 5.4 inches | 10 per pack |
| 6.3 inches | 7 per pack |
The best stick bait in the market. Would like to see a dedicated line for wacky. I would also like to see the high demand colors back with the 6.3 inch. Hard to restock
best bait ever made
Fish are addicted to these suckers!
Love these baits it’s a good combo of dark and blue and watermelon red kinda color bass love it no matter where I go always have it on one of my rods
