Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Kingtail Worm – 8 inch
The Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Kingtail is an 8 inch worm with a long curly tail, molded from Berkley’s PowerBait MaxScent soft plastic material.
The all-new MaxScent material releases a super-charged scent field that attracts fish in a way never before seen. This scent technology has been a secret weapon for top pros on bass circuits for several years and is now widely available.
The Kingtail Worm is designed to slow down its fall rate, giving it more time in the strike zone. Its ribbed body increases surface area, allowing for greater scent dispersion from the MaxScent, which leads to more strikes and more fish.
Perfect for deep water summer fishing, this worm gets down where fish are hiding and is highly effective due to its strong scent profile.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 8 inches |
| Material | PowerBait MaxScent soft plastic |
| Design | Long curly tail, ribbed body |
| Use Case | Deep water summer fishing |
FAQ
How does the MaxScent material work?
The MaxScent material releases a super-charged scent field that attracts fish by emitting a strong, natural aroma that spreads through the water, increasing the chances of a strike.
Is the Kingtail Worm suitable for deep water fishing?
Yes, the Kingtail Worm is specifically designed for deep water fishing due to its slow fall rate and strong scent dispersion, making it effective where fish are commonly found.
Does the worm have any special durability features?
The soft plastic body is durable yet flexible, designed to withstand underwater conditions while maintaining its shape and scent profile over time.
Sophie Carr –
Used this worm during a deep water bass fishing trip in July. The scent was strong and the worm stayed in the strike zone longer than others. Caught several fish within the first hour. Highly recommended for summer deep water fishing.
Lucas Grant –
Felt the ribbed body helped it sink slowly. The MaxScent smell was noticeable even in murky water. Got a few bites, though not as many as expected. Still a solid choice for deep water.
Zoe Mackenzie –
This worm outperformed the regular ones I’ve tried. The curly tail and slow fall made a big difference. Fish were actively biting after just a few minutes. Great for targeting fish in deeper areas.
Hannah Mitchell –
Fished in a lake with heavy cover. The scent worked well and attracted fish that were previously uninterested. A bit more expensive, but worth it for the results.