Kelly's Two Hook Weedless Neutral Worm

Fish the Slop. Land the Trophy.

Heavy cover is where the big ones live — and most lures can't get there. The Kelly's Two Hook Weedless Neutral Worm was built specifically for those impossible spots: the thick mats, the submerged timber, the lily pad jungles that hold the fish nobody else can reach. With a perfectly balanced neutral buoyancy and a dual weedless hook setup, this worm glides through cover that would hang up anything else, then suspends enticingly in the strike zone until a fish can't resist.

What Makes Kelly's Different

• Two-Hook Weedless Design — Dual hooks provide superior hookup ratios without sacrificing weedlessness. More hook points mean fewer missed strikes, even on short biters.
• Neutral Buoyancy — Neither sinks nor floats — it suspends. This deadly mid-water hang triggers strikes from fish that ignore everything else, especially in cold water or post-frontal conditions when fish are lethargic.
• Penetrates Any Cover — Engineered to slip through weeds, brush, and timber without fouling. Fish the spots other anglers walk past.
• Lifelike Worm Action — The soft body undulates naturally on the fall and on the twitch, mimicking real forage with every subtle movement.
• Durable Soft Plastic — Built to withstand multiple fish and repeated casts through abrasive cover without tearing apart.

How to Fish It

Pitch it into the thickest cover you can find, let it fall on a semi-slack line, and watch for that telltale tick. The neutral buoyancy means it pauses at any depth — give it a twitch, let it suspend, and hold on. It's equally deadly on a slow drag across the bottom, a steady swim through submerged vegetation, or a deadstick presentation over deep structure.

The Moment You've Been Waiting For

You've been eyeing that weed mat all morning. Nobody else is fishing it — because nobody else has a lure that can. You pitch Kelly's Two Hook Weedless Neutral Worm into the heart of it, feel the subtle pause on the fall, and set the hook into the biggest bass of the season. That's what this worm was made for.

Stop leaving fish behind. Get into the cover where the giants live.