Storm Original Wiggle Wart

The classic Wiggle Wart has a great action in the water and excellent noise for vibration. Solid construction and strong sharp hooks that do the job every time. Entices fish that may watch other lures go by but can't resist a Wiggle Wart !!!

These are a superb choice for fall tributary fishing for great lakes salmon steelhead and brown trout. The original versions have the enticing wobble that is killer on salmon and steelhead, allowing the lure to be retrieved at very slow speeds and back trolled without loosing any action of the lure. Top colors change from year to year but you can never go wrong with metallic silver chart lip or metallic purple. the stock hooks work but if you are targeting salmon I'd recommend switching out the stock hooks for some Gamakatsu wide gap treble hooks. Great lures, if fished properly they won't disappoint.

Great product at a great price. Thanks

Excellent lure for rainbow bass in Lake Nicaragua

Hands down, the best $4 crank out there. Great hunting action.

It has a wide wobble that catches fish.

Just a good lure with good action catches a variety of fish

Good "hunting" action. Hooks are good, I lightly file them. The warts have been my go to lure for smallmouths.

Wiggle Warts are the "go to" lure for casting and trolling for salmon and steelhead here in the PacNW.

many varieties to choose from

The UV series of colors are outstanding. They work very well at slow speeds and back trolled in slow flows. Best run in water 10-15' deep.

I have only used one of the seven I bought at this time , it ran true, hope the others will do the same. So far so good.

I cannot count the number of Steel and Silver I have caught back bouncing Wiggle Warts. I do not too fancy in color selection. I stick with the solid pink and solid red. Years back they made them in orange which nailed the fish. Nothing technical about Warts. You simply tune them to run strait, and bounce them down stream as you drift. If you are fishing the Green for Steel, take a Wart to the hole below the HWY18 bridge and fish this like you would for bass. I have never seen anyone else do it, but I catch two each time I hit that hole.

The best success I have had with this lure is trolling.