When it comes to finesse baits the Yamamoto Kut Tail worm has all the features you need to fool those finicky fish. The unique tail design produces a subtle action perfect for finesse fishing techniques like drop-shotting. The tapered body design provides maximum action and durability.

Sizes:

• 3.5" Model 7S-20
  20 per pack

• 4" Model 7-20
  The creation of the 4" 7-series Kut Tail is an interesting story. Fishing in Japan on Lake Kawaguchi in winter time, Gary Yamamoto found the bass were cold and lethargic and did not want a full tail that wiggles on their worms. So he progressively cut back the wiggling curly tail on the 6" 6-series worm until the cut tail resembled what you see today. That summer, it was also discovered that the do-nothing nature of the Kut Tail worked on listless bass sweltering in the high temperatures of summer as well. It essentially became what is called a do- nothing lure, and a unique product line that is always catching something whenever bass are "doing nothing". 20 per pack

• 5" Model 7L-10
  10 per pack

• 6.5" Model 7X-10
  Ready to cull those smaller keepers? The 6.5" 7X Kut Tail is a bigger bait designed for better kicker fish appeal. Fish it like a Senko. The 7X has all the great features of a Senko - same salt, same density, same formulation - and it casts well and falls like a Senko when rigged weightless. But the 7X has a unique action with its special Kut Tail. 10 per pack

• 7.75" Model 7GL-05
  What's better than a finesse rig? A "hefty" finesse rig. Sounds like an oxymoron, sure, but the new 7.75" Kut Tail provides anglers the best of both worlds. It's thicker body simply screams "Texas-Rig". It's subtle yet displaces a lot of water. 5 per pack

  "Tournament fishing for a living, I visit a lot of lakes - more and more these lakes are being managed by top-notch fisheries biologists and they're producing bigger and bigger fish. Those big fish are looking for big bait which is why I've been redesigning some of my smaller, finesse-style baits to give them what they're looking for." - Gary Yamamoto