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Creme?

I'm guessing its made by Berkley and whats so significant about it is it's made out of Elaztech plastic and its part of the Gulp family of baits.

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I love the comments, great job Jason!!!

Don't think it is made by ZOOM, YUM or Gary Yamamoto ? Does it have ground up Tungsten in it?..maybe coffee scent and that nice little paddle tail

Looks like the earlier roboworms. I think Aaron Martens used it to win the BASS event on Wheeler Lake several years ago, thereby bringing drop-shotting to the rest of the bass fishing community.

I think it is a trigger-x spade tail worm, good on a half moon jig

i want to say berkley but it has to be Gary yamamoto .

it looks like strike kings new finesse worm.

This is infact a Creme worm. The significance is that Nick Creme was one of the first to mass produce and sell plastic worms by mail in the early 1950s. He perfected the formula to make the worms soft and life like. Creme still makes plastic worms today.

Ok, I'll guess: Someone made a prototype batch of worms, dropped one while it was still soft, and clumsily stepped on the end and squashed it. When it turned out to be the most productive one of the prototype batch, they changed the mold to have that squashed end on purpose. And thus was born the Stepped-On Worm.

This is an old Zoom mold. One of their originals I believe.

is it a yamamoto cut tail worm