While this bait excels Texas rigged behind a tungsten bullet weight in or over grass, the Kutter Worm is underutilized free floating on a Carolina rig, or an even better kept secret, on a Shakey Head offshore. On those tough days, don’t forget that the Kutter Worm’s distinct tail creates drag in the water, forcing a slow and natural descent if rigged on a lighter weight, imitating a vulnerable wounded or dying bait fish as it slowly swims to the bottom, triggering instincts bass didn’t know they had. If it’s a slow day, lighten up that weight and let the tail do the work for you.