LIVETARGET 6 Inch Stick Worm
Features:
- The all new LIVETARGET 6 Inch Stick Worm is here to take your Stickbait Game to another level with its carefully crafted construction resulting in superior action!
- Constructed with a Slightly Salt Impregnated Plastic Formulation, this results in a Medium Sink Speed as well as an overall softer body making it ideal for Bottom Presentation Techniques.
- Designed with a Ridged Cylindrical Shape that Tapers Sharply at the Tail, the Stick Worm has a Seductive Shimmy on a Slack Line that other faster sinking Stick Baits can’t match!
- Rig your Stick Worm with a Mushroom or Ball Jighead and Skip it around the water or fish it traditionally on a Texas, Wacky or NED Rig, you really can’t go wrong no matter how you rig it.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 6 inches |
| Material | Slightly Salt Impregnated Plastic |
| Sink Rate | Medium |
| Shape | Ridged Cylindrical with Sharp Tail Taper |
| Recommended Rig | Mushroom or Ball Jighead; Texas, Wacky, or NED Rig |
FAQ
What is the sink rate of the LIVETARGET 6 Inch Stick Worm?
The LIVETARGET 6 Inch Stick Worm has a medium sink rate, making it suitable for bottom presentation techniques.
How should I rig the Stick Worm for best results?
Rig the Stick Worm with a mushroom or ball jighead and skip it around the water or use it on a Texas, Wacky, or NED rig for traditional fishing.
Is the body of the Stick Worm soft or firm?
The body is soft due to its slightly salt impregnated plastic formulation, which provides a natural feel and better action on a slack line.




Oliver Sharp –
The stick worm has a great shimmy on a slack line and sinks at a medium pace. I used it with a mushroom jighead and caught several bass in a quiet pond. The tapered tail makes it look natural when moving through the water.
Hannah Powell –
It’s a solid addition to my fishing gear. The soft body and medium sink rate work well for bottom fishing. I’ve used it on both Texas and Wacky rigs and it holds up well in different water conditions.
Tim Arnold –
The design is unique with the ridged shape and sharp tail taper. It moves naturally and attracts fish in slow-moving waters. I’ve caught a few trout using it during early morning hours.