asking on behalf of my dad

Back in the 80s my dad fished tournaments on Lake Norman in North Carolina.
His lure of choice was the Christmas Tree soft plastic worm. Ever since our local bait and tackle shop got bought out, we cannot find these elusive little worms.

I've searched all over the place, other local bait and tackle shops and even Bass Pro, but can't seem to find them.

If anyone would happen to know where i could find some, or if they even still make them, it would be greatly appreciated.

From what pops has told me the Christmas Tree soft bait is a killer, but i've only seen one wall hanger he kept, weighing around 10.5 lbs

so any information on where i can find these soft worms, or another close in color would be awesome

Thanks,
mike1987

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Originally Posted by mike1987

Back in the 80s my dad fished tournaments on Lake Norman in North Carolina.
His lure of choice was the Christmas Tree soft plastic worm. Ever since our local bait and tackle shop got bought out, we cannot find these elusive little worms.

I've searched all over the place, other local bait and tackle shops and even Bass Pro, but can't seem to find them.

If anyone would happen to know where i could find some, or if they even still make them, it would be greatly appreciated.

From what pops has told me the Christmas Tree soft bait is a killer, but i've only seen one wall hanger he kept, weighing around 10.5 lbs

so any information on where i can find these soft worms, or another close in color would be awesome

Thanks,
mike1987

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Mike

How long a worm is this and in what sequence are the colors running from head to tail

is this the color you are looking for, if it send PM

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/v...ispino/023.jpg

http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/v...pino/TW023.jpg

the length was 8" i believe, and the color was a light pinkish to brown tent with green, silver, purple, and white flakes
similar to pumpkin seed, but not quite the same