Musket — 6.25" Floating Worm That Makes Largemouth Regret Everything

Meet the Musket: a shaky head’s best friend and a largemouth’s worst decision. It’s 6.25 inches of floating, hollow-tail mischief built to fool fish and earn you bragging rights. For anglers who prefer clever lures over excuses — this is for you. AXG Life — Life, Adventure-Ready.

Key Features & Design

• Length: 6.25 inches of soft-plastic shenanigans.
• Action: Dual appendages flanking a hollowed-out tail create an unrivaled, seductive wiggle that beats ordinary “trick” worms.
• Buoyancy: Floating design keeps action high in the strike zone and presentation natural on shaky heads.
• Versatility: Optimized for shaky heads but perfectly capable on weightless rigs, Texas rigs, and anywhere picky bass patrol.
• Material: Soft, durable plastic that holds up to battle but still flirts with finesse.

Performance & Benefits

The Musket does the heavy flirting so you can do the heavy catching. Those two side appendages create a unique, rolling pulse that reads as an easy meal to hungry largemouths. Because it floats, the tail stays alive above cover instead of getting buried in weeds — translating to more follows, more short strikes, and more “did-you-see-that?” moments.

Use it on a shaky head to make sluggish fish commit, or go weightless for subtle presentations around docks and grass lines. It’s built to level up late-night bank sessions, foggy-morning stealth fishing, and the kind of weekend where decisions are questionable but results aren’t. Turns stuck weekends into hero stories — with fewer apologies and more high-fives.

Why You’ll Actually Bring It Along

• Out-produces basic worms in strike-to-bite ratio thanks to its hollow-tail action.
• Floating profile keeps it visible and enticing in cover and heavy vegetation.
• Durable enough to handle multiple hookups without turning into fish bait itself.
• Simple to rig on shaky heads — less fiddling, more fishing.

Add to cart and make your tackle box the place where great stories start. Toss a Musket in your gear bag and let the largemouths write the apology notes.