Comments: EXCELLENT BAIT, GREAT SWIMMING ACTION LIGHTLY WEIGHTED ON THE FALL AND GREAT ON SHAKY HEAD.

From: Brent: Silverdale, WA 7/27/23

Comments: Great bait for Ned rig. Caught a fish on my first cast with this bait after not catching anything all morning. Then it continued to out-perform everything else throughout the day.

From: Zach: Kentucky 7/26/23

Comments: Love these. I have neko rigged the larger one and had success, but I'm amazed at how effective the small one is as a ned bait. I swam it, bumping it along the bottom and fish were smacking it. That tail is super seductive. Definitely a place in my tackle box for these.

From: Steve: Phoenix 7/24/23

Comments: The 6.5" is my favorite bait to neko rig. It has great action and a strong scent that stays on the bait, plus it gets bit like crazy. The 4.5" is good on a dropshot or a shaky head. This bait has saved the day many times, and worked when nothing else would.

From: Derek: 7/24/23

Comments: As others have said, the 4.5 Quiver on a ned head has become my go to chasing smallies up shallow. If you slow reel it versus drag it, it doesn't get snagged nearly as ofter as a drop shot set up does in the same situation, and I think the oversized package drives smallmouth nuts. I can't share the color, as I don't want them sold out all the time.... :-)

From: Nick: Maine 7/4/23

Comments: The very best worm on an oversized Ned Head. I fish this on a 1/4 ounce oversized Ned Head and drag and pause along a hard bottom and the Largemouth just love them. Under docks these worms work incredible. These are money well spent.

From: Brant: Jonesboro, GA 6/19/23

Comments: They work. The subtle quiver of the tail makes fish react. It's my favorite drop and Neko baits.

From: SimonP: 6/18/23

Comments: This is a bait that fish hold on to. I personally like it best on a shakey head , but can be applied affectivlely on a neko or Ned rig as well. When the bite is slow I always have one rigged. Definitely use a wide gap hook, the bait is thick so I wouldn't use anything less than a medium heavy action rod. I had a big bass jump off while using a medium action rod.It simply didn't have the backbone to keep the fish pegged. Since than I've learned my lesson and haven't lost one since while using this bait paired with medium heavy set up. I recommend a softer tip rod though with good backbone.

From: Richard : 3/27/23

Comments: This bait is soft yet holds together well. It has great action and can be used on a drop shot rig, a Ned rig and even a shaky head. If your looking for a good finesse bait that will do it all, look no further.

From: Jerod: Pickerington, Ohio 1/7/23

Comments: There's not much to say about this bait other than it just plain works. The smaller size kills in farm ponds and the bigger one is great around docks on larger bodies of water. I use these for drop shots, but where they really shine is being hopped on the bottom on a ned rig. These things are durable as well and not break-the-bank expensive. Goby Bite and Green Pumpkin are great colors, but the Orange Green Pumpkin Core slays for me. Love this bait!

From: David: Independence, Mo. 11/23/22

Comments: Works great, love the action it gives off as I hop it through the grass and off the bottom.

From: kim: TX 11/11/22

Comments: After using Missile Baits' "Ned Bomb" successfully for Dropshotting, it was an easy choice to use Quiver Worms for my first try at the "Free Rig"...and did quite well with it. The tail action is good and the scent is also very good...along with the reasonable price. Do NOT overlook these!

From: Steve: 10/27/22

Comments: Awesome bait you can rig it any way you want. I prefer the neko rig. Cast it out and let that flat tail do the work

From: John: IL 10/14/22

Comments: I really like the Missile Baits Quiver worm in both the 6.5 &, the 4.5 sizes. They are super soft and come in great colors. I use them primarily for Neko rigging. They work great and I am a big fan of all the Missile baits products, including the Ned bomb. Get some and you will not be disappointed. They make some great products!

From: William : Central New York State 10/9/22

Comments: This worm is durable and just works. I use it in several ways; T-rig, Carolina rig, shaky head and will use as a trailer on swimjig(cut worm down) or spinnerbait.

From: Kenny: Charleston, SC 9/11/22

Comments: What can I say that hasn't already been mentioned. Just an excellent all around bait. No bad way to fish it. I prefer them on a Texas rig or Shaky Head. Great color selection! Do yourself a favor give them a try you want be disappointed.

From: William: McDonough, GA 8/6/22

Comments: Great action, one of my favorite shaky head worms!

From: Scotty: Texas 7/30/22

Comments: The 4.5" Quiver Worm works great for dropshotting (as does the Ned Bomb). Rigged with the tail flat in both cases. The scent is strong and seems very effective, prices are fair, color selections good, etc. What's not to like?

From: Steve: Washington 7/29/22

Comments: I love the Quiver Worm in both sizes. The 6 1/2" is great on a shakey head or Neko rig, and the 4 1/2" has been great on a drop shot and even a Ned rig.

From: Mike: Brighton, MI. 7/26/22

Comments: Been a killer shaky setup an after the nose rips we've been cuttin em an using em as a drop shot worm an it's been holding its own.

From: LH: Oklahoma 7/23/22

Comments: Nice worm. Works great on Neko rig. Bass can't stand it.

From: Michael: Decatur, GA 7/21/22

Comments: Great worm. Can do most anything. Very soft and has great action. Wacky, neko, t-rig.

From: Unknown: 6/30/22

Comments: Great Shakey head worm! A little thicker than most which holds the hook better and allows for longer casts.

From: Alan: Palmetto, FL 5/21/22

Comments: The Missle Bait's Quiver Worm is one of my go to bait's I throw in all situations! I am so confident in the Quiver worm's I will always have one tied on during tournaments. I like to put it on a big 1/4oz Shakey head , place a nail weight in the quiver and it becomes a wonderful Neko rigged Quiver, definitely used on a Texas Rig for bedding fish, but you can't forget using it as a wacky rigged quiver worm as well!!!! I'm a huge fan of all the Missile Bait's lineup of lure's they have to offer all styles of anglers.

From: Rob: Charlotte Courthouse, VA 5/5/22

Comments: It's mindboggling how versatile and effective this "simple" little bait is. Haven't yet found a wrong way or condition to throw this lure. I always have one tied on in some way, shape, or form anymore. Reasonably durable and fairly priced.

From: Doc GillyGun: BTown, IN 4/4/22

Comments: In my experience all of the Missile products are really good and just unique enough that I have tried all of them. The Quiver worm is my favorite for shaky head fishing. I fish in both clear water lakes and in dingy water rivers and have found colors that work well for me in each. I rig the tail section vertically and find that the mold seam helps with this alignment. I think that the tail action is just right and the diameter of worm and the great colors is getting strikes for me. The soft body of the worm must help with the fish holding on to the worm and I certainly have better success with the shaky head since I started using the Quiver worm as the only shaky worm I fish.

From: Jerry: Chester, VA 3/30/22

Comments: Awesome on a Neko rig or big shakey head

From: Josh: Virginia 3/28/22

Comments: I enjoy the action of the 6.5 quiver. It's an excellent alternative to a finesse worm. I have excellent success with it as a pitch worm.

From: Jay: Kentucky 2/18/22

Comments: Great little worm! can be used Texas rigged, shakey head, or my favorite Neko rigged!! Missile makes great baits and are reasonably priced AND made in the USA!!

From: Joe: New Jersey 2/11/22

Comments: If you are looking for a really good finesse worm, look no further. This bait is very versatile. You can use it on a Ned head, shaky head, wacky and Neko. The plastic is soft and has great action. I am impressed with the durability of these as well. These are a great bait for many applications.

From: Jerod: Pickerington, OH 2/2/22

Comments: missile baits quiver 4,5 and 6,5 are robust and hold up well when set up with nail weighted neko rig. They also have a great selection of colors.

From: DAVID: MEDINA 1/11/22

Comments: This is one of my favorite worms to fish with. I like the fact that the tail stands up at times. Also, it has the body thickness of a senko with the ribs of of a D-Bomb.

From: John: Columbia, SC 12/23/21

Comments: Used this bait on my drop shot and got a ton of fish. The bass were targeting shad and the color and action got them going.

From: Unknown: 12/15/21

Comments: Love the action and versatility of this bait use these as Ned to shakey head in clear to dark water and have had amazing results

From: Devon: Unknown 12/1/21

Comments: Underrated bait. I like to Texas rig it with a 5/16 ounce tungsten weight. It's made of a neutrally buyout plastic so it does float a bit and doesn't just lay flat on the bottom. Watermelon red core is my go to color on Chickamaugua and it flat out catches em!

From: Hunter: Chattanooga; TN 11/30/21

Comments: This is a great little worm with great colors and great action. Give them a try.

From: Wade: Idaho 11/12/21

Comments: Great action with little effort. Have thrown them on texas rig and drop shot and they work great!

From: KC: Georgia 10/28/21

Comments: Unique worm that will produce. I've used it on both a neko rig and on a light texas rig. Its heavy, so it casts really well. It lives up to its name when you shake the slack in your line. Produced 3-4 fish on the texas rig before it ripped at the head. Solid enough body to pinch of the ripped section and reuse. Its tail reminds me of the old jelly worm, and its body reminds me of a longer speed worm.

From: Unknown: 10/13/21

Comments: Very good worm  pumpkin will do everything, use it for all styles of presentations, great bait

From: Mike: Unknown 10/8/21

Comments: TX rigged or Neko style this works great and is a staple in my fishing

From: Unknown: 10/3/21

Comments: Just bought these for Nemo rigging. Very pleased with the shape and size. Nice bait like all of Missile products!!

From: bassnjoe: NJ 9/7/21

Comments: Baits like the Missile Baits Quiver Worm help save room in my boat because I'm confident in this bait on so many different rigs and in so many different situations. There really isn't a time of year that I won't have a bag of both sizes of this worm accessible on the front deck. The plastic is soft and has almost a neutral buoyancy. If you weigh the head, the tail will rise slowly off the bottom creating a nice subtle secondary action that's useful when you need to fish quickly but want a subtle action. Flip it in, let it sink, to the bottom, pause for a moment or two and let it work, then reel it up and throw it somewhere else. I throw it on a shakey head or flipping jig with great success. This action is also phenomenal on a C Rig or a swing head Jig. Drag it over your spot, pause for a brief moment and let that tail rise slowly, then drag it again. You can drop shot or neko rig this bait too. It lays horizontal if you just toss one in the tub with nothing on it. I like to really work that thin tail section with the rod tip when I think I'm around groups of fish, or I drag and pause when I'm fishing where I think a single fish is hiding behind a piece of cover. it works on a traditional wacky rig too, but I prefer to screw a split shot in the head and rig the hook Neko style. If you like to swim a jig, this bait works well for that too. This one of the most subtle swim jig trailers I use when all I'm seeing are big bream swimming around docks or grass. I rig the tail section vertically and use a very gentle rod shake and swim it slowly up to the key spot and kill it or yo yo through that area. This is my go-to trailer when I'm getting fish following out from under cover and not eating my primary trailer choices. As an added bonus, it rigs easily on screw lock swim jigs without any changes to the action.  My only real complaint is that I've gotten some bags of the bait with malformed tail sections. I just don't fish with those baits, and I guess I could try to boil them or something, but I'm not too excited about the prospect of doing that. I usually put these in a Plano box when I get them, so I know I have the straight ones in my boat when I leave the driveway. Overall, I think most people would benefit from having a bag of each size with them when they go fishing.

From: Drew: Tennessee 8/24/21

Comments: Nothing from Missile Bait soft plastic it's not good,this reinterpretation of paddle tail worm it's done very well, from plastic to package, Thank you very much Missile Bait keep it up.

From: Gianluca: Pontedera, Italy 8/24/21

Comments: Works fantastic on northern smallies. Drop shot or Ned rig, they can't resist it!

From: David: Unknown  8/12/21

Comments: These worms have worked for me when nothing else would. When the bite got tough, especially in the late July heat and not even a stick worm would work, the missile worm would always draw the fish. Both green and brown fish found the inside of my livewell thanks to this bait. When most guys were bringing in one or a couple of fish to weigh in, we were weighing limits each week due to this one bait.

From: Unknown: Knoxvile, TN 8/12/21

Comments: The 4.5" and 6.5" Quiver worm has become one of my go to baits on pressured fish. The larger profile seems to produce better in stained and dingy water. I fish a lot of finesse, and this bait works very well on shakey-heads and Neko rigged. I fish it on an Owner Ultrahead, in either 3/16 or 1/4 ounce weights, and a size 1/0 or 2/0 VMC Neko hook with the bait-keeper, in both standard and weedless versions. It works well when set up in the "Chicken Rig" style of Neko rigging, which is often needed in heavier vegetation. My favorite colors are Bluetonium Green Pumpkin Core and Watermelon Red Core. Green Pumpkin Flash and Fried Melon have also been producing bites during this summer. I also cut about 1" off of the 4.5" version and use as a trailer on bladed jigs. It's a very versatile bait and always in my inventory.

From: Will: Omaha, NB 8/4/21

Comments: Love this bait!! My new go-to worm for magnum shakey heads. The colors are gorgeous. I will be experimenting to find more uses.

From: Mark: Beech Island, SC 8/4/21

Comments: Since released, I always have these on hand. Great all-around worm in all sizes for both LM and SM. Durable. Head holds well in both screw-on and push on shakeyhead keepers. 

From: Unknown 7/29/21

Comments: I find there are times when a smaller, sleek plastic works best. I rig it up with a  willow leaf jig and it reduces interference with the spinner's rotation. I would also prefer a longitudinal groove to make an easier, straight hook insertion.

From: Greig: Unknown 7/21/21

Comments: My new go to must have. Excellent bait. Gonna experiment on using it on a C-rig at some point. Please keep this bait in stock. Love the quiver baits.

From: Gregory: Irmo, SC 7/20/21

Comments: Best results sofar with this bait has been on shaky head on those hot or tough days

From: Jackie: West Virginia 7/19/21

Comments: I'm quite impressed with all Missle products but especially the Quiver worms. Fishing for above average largemouth in southern California, I've found bulkier and larger profile baits tend to get better bites. The Quiver worms with their super flat tails are well suited for our bigger fish. Texas rigged and Neko rigged work well for me. Also the small worm is great on a carolina rig. Keep up the good work Missle.

From: Stuart: La Mesa, CA 7/8/21

Comments: Good bait, fish eat it. Lots of different ways to fish it.

From: Robert: North Hollywood, CA 6/3/21

Comments: Love the Missle baits quiver worm. Great actin and very versatile. Wish they had more colors.

From: Bill: Wisconsin 6/11/21

Comments: Awesome universal bait I've drop spotted it darter headed it and texas rigged and fished it like a fluke weightless.ive fished on a ned head and neko rigged it...absolutly universal for me.

From: Timothy: Clovis, CA 6/6/21

Comments: Used these on the back of a standup jig bed fishing, and these things were killer.stands up in the water and flaps with every twitch of your rod

From: Wyatt: Galesville 5/27/21

Comments: I'd never fished a missle bait till the free entry tourney on Smith Mt Lake. Fished the quiver worm on carolina rig and they chewed on it. That and jigs won us the tourney. Missle baits work!

From: James: Churchvill, VA 5/25/21

Comments: Incredibly versatile bait.  Pretty much any finesse tactic and they flat get the job done and are fairly durable.  I have used these as trailers on spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, bladed jigs, swim jigs.  I wish they made a thicker/beefier model that you could put on a swimbait jig head, and for punching.  I always have one of these tied on anymore, especially on those tough hot sunny days with no wind and clouds.  Haven't found a way that these don't work yet.

From: Unknown: Indiana 5/24/21

Comments: Good bait for a shaky head rig or a Texas. Holds on hook well and seems to be a good fish catcher.

From: Steve: Fairhope, AL 5/24/21

Comments: I love fishing worms, the profile of this worm is perfect for the mossy grass lakes I fish. That being said the first time I used this I got bit on the first cast, and the worm held up all day. Middle baits hit a homer on this one!

From: Mike: Illinois 5/15/21

Comments: This 4.5 inch is an incredibly versatile bait. I use it in lots of different applications, dropshot, Ned rig, finesse Texas rig, and take between .5 and 1 inch of body off and rig with the tail vertically behind a chatterbait

From: Shawn: Milwaukee, WI 5/8/21

Comments: Grabbed a couple packs of these for neko rigging. Wanted something a little more beefy than the traditional straight tail worms. Paired with a 3/16 weight they are exactly what I was hoping for.

From: Raymond: Virginia Beach, VA 4/18/21

Comments: Great bait on a Shakey head or Neko rig. Tail has a lot of flutter to it.

From: Dave: California 4/13/21

Comments: Excellent subtle movement of the tail.It is easy to use on different types of set ups.I use it on either a frenzy nail head or flatland wide gap shakey head  both texas rigged. This is a great combination of a senko and a z man fatty z. I would highly recommend these.

From: Kap: Auburn, CA 4/6/21

Comments: Super awesome bait that is versatile from drop shot to a Ned rig.

From: Bill: Hollywood, MD 4/3/21

Comments: This worm is pretty bada** ... I'm a Roboworm guy through and through...but lately, I find myself picking up this 4.5" Quiver Worm and just having a ton of confidence with it...the Hillbilly Magic and Watermlon/RedCore colors have just done so well for me...the Spotted bass up north in Cali love them...That spade tail just quivers so well...These baits are also durable in my opinion...I burn through less of these plastics...nose hooked on an Owner Mosquito Hook, you rarely lose a worm...Missile knocked it out of the park with this one...

From: Pham: Ventura, CA 3/26/21

Comments: I use these for drop shot and shakey head. Always had good production with these. Pretty durable. Good color schemes. I definitely recommend.

Comments: This bait looks great in the YouTube  videos. Great colors. Bought these  for neko rigging. I haven't used them yet though. Still power fishing.

From: Prentis: Fresno , CA 2/18/21

Comments: Missile Baits Quiver Worm GP3 6.5, is a good color for the waters that i fish, also I will use these Baits for Walleye fishing in Canada. They are good for shakey head or light Texas riged or carolina riged or how ever you like too fish them.

From: James: 2/14/21

Comments: The Missile Baits Quiver is the super utility palyer of the bass fishing game. If it were baseball it could be, and would be an All Star at every position. Wacky Rig, Neko Rig, Tokyo Rig, Texas Rig, Carolina Rig, Mojo Rig, Drop Shot, Shakey Head. I have even trimmed down a 6.5 and used it as both a jig trailer, and a chatterbait trailer to catch fish when nothing else worked. Any kind of water, any kind of weather, any time of year, it is by far the best worm I've ever used, and may be the best all around soft plastic bait in my bag. When they get around to putting out an 8.5, and a 10.5 I will have no need to carry any one else's worm again. Red Bug Candy is my clean up hitter. always works. simply amazing. The true definition of a confidence bait. Congrats to the guys at Missile!

From: Mike: Dover, FL 1/27/21

Comments: Great Bait, durable, nice color selection... great on a shakey head and all other soft plastic presentation but also as a trailer on Chatters/SJ's and for regular Jigs.. NB = winter time subtle jig trailer.. THANK YOU MB for the $3.99 price tag.. Fishon!

From: Unknown: Central Califronia 1/20/21

Comments:If you're looking for a multipurpose bait with multiple presentations look no further. Besides its physical appearance its best quality is its buoyancy, which is perfect for on & off the bottom techniques as well as even top water with a slow retrieve weightless. Whatever your style of fishing may be, whether you're an avid Angler or just getting started, this is the bait for you.

From: Julian: Leominster, MA 1/19/21

Comments:Excellent soft plastic bait for all finesse applications. Unmatched color selection.

From: Art: Illinois 1/4/21

Comments:GP3 and Green Pump Flash are my go to tokyo rig and Texas rig worms when I need to get a bite.

From: Ryan: Benson, AZ 1/4/21

Comments:The quiver in both sizes are my go to baits from texas rigged to neko. One of my favorite ways to rig it is wacky with a nail weight for dock skipping.

From: Jed: 12/27/20

Comments:Awesome finesse presentation that gives an advantage over other shakey head and Ned rigs applications.

From: Mike: Smith Lake 12/20/20

Comments: Awesome bait for fished dropshot and shakey head brought in a great limit on a tough day

From: Wardell: Arkansas 12/10/20

Comments:Has great action rigged up a drop shot or neko rig! Moves and swims great!

From: Joe: Baton Rouge, LA 11/7/20

Comments: Great play, that's good movement on shaky Head/ Neko rig .. Texas rig ...!

From: Richard: Torrance, CA 11/4/20

Comments:This is a great little bait. The smallmouth love them especially the sunfish IPA with the vmc Ike rugby jig in 1/16.they also offer plenty of colors.

From: Unknown - 10/18/20

Comments: I have been a fan of Missile Baits for a few years now; especially The 48 Worm for wacky-rigging. The Quiver is my go-to for shaky-head and Neko rigging since it's introduction. The plastic is tough, yet supple. I really like the Bluetonium GP core and Watermelon Red core. With introduction of the 4.5 I can downsize for pressured fish, and even use it on the Ned rig. I would like to see it offered in the same watermelon red that is used in The 48 Worm line. And, best of all, they are made in the USA.

From: Will: Omaha 10/15/20

Comments:This bait is a all around fish catcher, with unlimited uses.

From: Josh: Virginia 10/15/20

Comments: I know these are great for drop shotting, but I use them with a 1/16 ounce bullet weight and either jig it, swim it, or you can actually use it as a ned rid and rig it weedless with a 1/0 or #1 wide gap hook.

From: Unknown 10/15/20

Comments:The 4.5 is a great ned bait. But packaging could be better, half the package tend to have the tail tweaked one way or another. They are awesome when you use straight ones.

From: Alan: LACEY 10/14/20

Comments:Love these worms.They aren't the most durable but they get bites even when fishing is tough.I mostly throw them on Tokyo rigs and shaky heads, but have done well on C-rigs and as a Chatterbait trailer as well.Only gripe is that the tails will get crimped if they aren't perfectly straight in the bag, which is common for me with Missile plastics.This can be fixed by boiling but is frustrating when you discover them on the water when you need them.Still, I've caught too many fish this year on them for that small annoyance to keep me from buying another half dozen bags every time I make an order from TW.

From: Josh - Oklahoma 10/12/20

Comments:I use this bait as trailer for the Jackhammer. Makes a nice compact presentation and doesn't interfere with chatter-bait action. Unique colors too!

From: Unknown - 10/8/20

Comments: This is a bait that has a lot of versatility.I find myself using it on shaky heads up to half an ounce and neko rigs primarily.Gets plenty of bites and won't leave you disappointed

From: Jacob: VA 10/1/20

Comments: good action weight less, but works really well on a shaky head

From: Jake: PA 10/1/20

Comments:I run these Texas rigged with a Decoy Dream hook, drop shotting deep weed edges for northern large mouth bass. A drop of super glue on the tip to keep the worm in place, and it's on. Something about this baby bass color that they can't resist! By far my favorite drop shot bait.

From: Roger: Fuller 9/24/20

Comments:The Quiver Worm is a good bait to use when bass have been pressured. I have found it to be an exceptional bait when flipped in heavy cover where you would normally flip a creature bait or jig. The worm offers a more subtle approach when bass are in a "neutral" mood.

From: Robert: Wilsonville, AL 9/24/20

Comments:These baits are great!! So far I've bought 30 packs and never had one kinked. I to order direct from them arrived in 2 days. As far as packaging goes they use a whole lot less than googan and Berkley powerbaits new packaging. Last 2 weeks I have caught 2 fish over 5lb and I've only fished twice. I put o-ring on them and caught multiple fish on one bait. Also maid in usa is a plus for me. I've bought over 100 packs of there baits never had any problems. If you want a unique bait that catches fish buy these

From: Greg: Mytheville, VA 8/19/20

Comments: Ordered multiple packs direct from Missile since they were out what I wanted here. Almost every single bait was kinked. Some pretty bad. Good colors but to me personally they just don't seem quite right and the fact that they are packaging them before they are fully cured and causing them to be permanently kinked is a big problem. Also Missile if you read this change up your packaging sizes. the 4.5 does not need all of that plastic packaging! Last you have a symbol that says to toss the bag in the trash. Why not use a bio plastic or at least make a sign that says recycle.

From: Unknown 7/13/20

Comments:My new go to worm. Big bass can't get enough of it, you can rig it in many ways as well. My favorite is on the shakes head. All missile baits products are awesome. Suggest you try them all out!

From: Unknown: 6/23/20

Comments:This is a very versatile bait. I've had success with it on a shaky head, texas rig and as a chatterbait trailer. They aren't terribly durable but bass love them. The colors are great as well. It is my current go to bait. When fishing's tough, you can't miss using this in a finesse type presentation. When fish are actively feeding but need a more subtle presentation, such as very clear or shallow water, it produces great action on a bladed jig bait.

From: Jim: Guntersville, AL 3/31/20

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