Mojo worms are effective for bass fishing because the rig's finesse setup creates a natural, slow-moving presentation that appeals to lethargic or finicky bass, especially in heavy cover like weeds or around submerged structures where a standard lure would get snagged. 

Product Specs:
Size: 8.8" Mojo Worm
Color: Various and customizable upon request
Quantity: 6 per pack
Handmade in Summerville, SC

Mojo Worm rigging methods include Texas (weedless), wacky (natural shimmy), Neko (bottom "stand-up"), and shaky head for vertical presentation. Choice depends on conditions like water depth, cover, and fish aggression.

Weightless Texas Rig

• Best for: Shallow cover. 

• How to: Thread a weedless offset hook into the bait. 

• Action: Natural, slow shimmy. 

Weighted Texas Rig

• Best for: Deeper water/thicker weeds.

• How to: Add a pegged bullet weight to the line. 

• Action: Faster sink, longer cast.

Wacky Rig

• Best for: Open/shallow weedless areas. 

• How to: Hook or O-ring in bait's center. 

• Action: Tantalizing wiggle on fall. 

Neko Rig 

• Best for: Finicky bottom bass.

• How to: Insert small weight/ nail weight in bait's tail.

• Action: Unique "stand-up" action.

Shaky Head

• Best for: Finesse fishing on flats/rocky areas. 

• How to: Attach bait to a shaky head jig. 

• Action: Stands upright on bottom, tail twitches.