Missile Quiver 6.5" 6ct Bruised Plum

The Missile Quiver 6.5" soft worm in Bruised Plum is built for anglers serious about mastering two of today's most effective bass techniques: the Neko rig and the Tokyo rig. At 6.5 inches long, this straight-body worm bridges the gap between compact presentations and a profile that draws strikes from aggressive fish. The design borrows cues from proven patterns, then adds its own refined geometry—a blunted head engineered for clean, secure Neko weight insertion, and a supple body ribbed for maximum water displacement and feel.

What sets the Quiver apart is its tail. That thin, beaver-style tail quivers and undulates with even the gentlest water movement, creating subtle action that bass find irresistible. It's the kind of realistic motion you can't fake with a rigid bait, and it's why this worm works so well on both rigs. The super-soft compound ensures the tail moves freely and the entire body absorbs contact without going rigid—critical for techniques where bass mouth the bait before fully committing.

Whether you're new to Neko and Tokyo rigging or refining your technique, the Quiver gives you a larger profile to work with than smaller alternatives, making it easier to detect strikes and fish in slightly stained water. The Bruised Plum color delivers natural, subtle tones that work in a range of conditions. You get six worms per pack, enough to rotate baits and experiment with rigging approaches without running dry on the water.

Key Features

• 6.5-inch straight-body design optimized for Neko and Tokyo rig techniques
• Blunted head for easy, secure Neko weight insertion
• Ribbed body for enhanced water displacement and sensitivity
• Thin, beaver-style tail with natural quiver and movement
• Super-soft compound for realistic action and feel
• Six worms per pack
• Bruised Plum color for versatile, natural presentation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the Missile Quiver 6.5" on other rigs besides Neko and Tokyo?

The Quiver is specifically designed for Neko and Tokyo rigging. While the blunted head and soft body may work on other setups, these two techniques are where the worm's design truly shines.

What makes the tail action different from other soft worms?

The Quiver features a thin, beaver-style tail that quivers with minimal water movement. The super-soft body compound allows this tail to move freely and realistically, creating the subtle action that draws strikes on finesse presentations.

Is the Bruised Plum color good for all water conditions?

Bruised Plum is a natural, subtle color that works across a range of conditions. As with any soft bait, color selection can vary based on water clarity, sunlight, and local forage—but this shade is versatile enough for most bass fishing scenarios.

How many worms come in a pack?

Each pack contains six worms, giving you enough quantity to rotate baits, practice rigging, and fish throughout a day on the water.