Legendary bass professionals Tommy Biffle and John Murray are both in attendance at the Gene Larew Lures booth at ICAST today to help introduce new items that they have designed individually to fit their own preferred styles of fishing.
Murray, from Arizona, has won just about every imaginable title in the west, and most of them coming from his prowess with finesse worms. In his new relationship with Larew, that’s exactly what Murray has designed – the 6″ TattleTail Technique Worm.
The TattleTail worm has a traditional round worm body but with a flat underside, and then strategically thins to a tapering tail. At the tip of the tail is a tiny paddle foot. The wispy tail and weight of the foot keeps the bait moving even when the angler does nothing. When the worm is moved, the paddle foot affords a tight swimming movement that delivers a quivering-type action that reverberates throughout the body. Murray designed the TattleTail specifically with drop shotting in mind, but says it has the versatility to adapt to fit a wide variety of finesse worming techniques from shaky head to split shot rigs.
The TattleTail worm is available in 12 colors that Murray handpicked to cover a variety of water conditions from gin clear to muddy. Among the color mix are solids, laminates and head/tail combinations. A package of 10 worms will retail for around $4.99.
Biffle, from Oklahoma, has 7 B.A.S.S. wins and 18 Bassmaster Classic appearances over his illustrious career. Three of those wins have been since 2010; the most recent was last month in Wisconsin on the Mississippi River. All three have come almost exclusively with Biffle cranking his namesake Larew Biffle Bug and HardHead combination.
For more information on Larew products, visit the GeneLarew website.
By: Gary Dollahon, Dollahon PR
