Maximus

best worm I have used have won two night toun. in a row on midnight flash

Love dragging this worm around all night long in our tournaments. Texas rig or shaky head big fish eat the big worm. The the way it floats in water

This is my go to bait for a big bite when fishing ledges and deep brush piles the way this worm stands up on a shakey head is a killer for big bass

Awesome bait. Very durable. Catch multiple fish on the same worm. Always have one tied on. Best ledge worm on the market.

Some days you just don't know what to chunk at those finicky bass. I have turned in the last year to the Xcite Maximus as a "go to", default bait. When I don't know if they are in an aggressive or tentative mood, whether they are chasing shad or working the lily pads/shallows, I keep one rig baited with a Maximus (plum, plumpkin, blue fleck, black, and sometimes tomato are my favorites). I catch a LOT of bass on this bait. For me it is essential that I have it available, and I find that many times, even if other choice baits are working too, the Maximus still produces results. I don't leave the dock without them.

cannot wait to rig this hog worm up got a sixty acre quarry to try it on.

Headed out tomorrow to try them out. Looks great.

Bait is great but it is a little soft. 90% of the time it will rip at the bend in the hook so you have to cut it off an rehook after one fish. Other than that these a awesome worms.

When I got the Maximus worms in the mail I was so excited to try out the Maximus worm that immediately tied on an xlock head with a Maximus on it and filled a bucket of water to test it out and see if it stands up. I had a 5/8 oz head on and I found that most of the time it would stand up but sometimes it struggled to. It seemed as though if I just dragged it, it wouldn't stand up straight but as long as I popped the weight up off the bottom it would stand straight up. I went out fishin the next evening and I was immediately getting bites on the tomato but I couldn't hook one, probably too small to eat that size worm. I even tried letting them swim with it for a few seconds and still wasn't hooking up. A couple times when I set the hook, the worm tore off at the twist lock a minute later I found them floating on the surface. I was fishing about 16 to 20 feet. I was able to put the worms back on and use them again. I went through 4 out of the 5 worms in the pack that evening and never hooked up. I went back a couple days later and finally hooked into one. It was 5+ lbs. I love the combination of the Maximus with the xlock. I think it's gonna put some bigger fish in the boat for me. I just wish they were a little more durable but if they keep producing bigger bites I don't mind. Gonna have to order some more tomatoes soon! Haha