Strike King Rage Cut-R-Worm 7" Green Pumpkin

The Strike King Rage Cut-R-Worm in 7" Green Pumpkin is a soft plastic worm designed to generate high-frequency tail action that attracts bass in a variety of fishing situations. The distinctive rage flange tail design produces rapid movement in the water, creating vibration and flash that trigger strikes across different depths and cover types. Green pumpkin remains one of the most productive colors for freshwater bass fishing, particularly in natural or stained water where bass can home in on the lure's profile and action.

This worm excels in two core techniques—flipping and pitching—that let you work heavy cover quietly and with precision. Flipping into thick vegetation, laydowns, and dock pilings puts the worm where bass hide without spooking them with a long cast. Pitching covers intermediate distances when you need more stealth than a full cast but still want to probe deeper structure. The worm's 7" length provides a balanced profile that works from shallow ponds to deeper lakes.

Strike King has built a reputation for soft plastic durability and realistic detail, and the Rage Cut-R-Worm is no exception. The tail design ensures consistent action even on slower retrieves, so you're not fighting water resistance or losing effectiveness when you fish methodically through productive zones. Whether you're a tournament angler fine-tuning your presentation or a weekend bass hunter looking for a reliable all-purpose worm, this lure's combination of proven color and proven action makes it a solid choice for your tackle box.

Key Features

• 7" length suitable for flipping, pitching, and general bass fishing
• Rage flange tail design for accelerated tail movement and vibration
• Green pumpkin color—proven productive across clear and stained water conditions
• Soft plastic construction for natural feel and hook-up reliability
• Effective on both shallow cover and deeper structure

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between flipping and pitching this worm?

Flipping is a close-range technique where you hold the rod high, use your reel handle or line to load the rod, and flip the worm into nearby cover with minimal false casting—ideal for dock pilings, overhanging brush, and dense vegetation within 20 feet. Pitching is a gentler sidearm cast with a bit more distance and control, perfect for working intermediate cover like fallen trees or channel ledges where you want a quieter approach than a full cast but aren't right on top of the target.

Is green pumpkin a good color choice for my lake?

Green pumpkin is one of the most versatile soft plastic colors in bass fishing. It works well in natural water conditions, stained water, and early morning or overcast days. It's especially effective in vegetation-heavy lakes and reservoirs where bass relate to grass and wood. If your water is very clear or very dark, you may want to experiment with other colors, but green pumpkin is a safe starting point for most freshwater bass scenarios.

What rod and reel setup should I use?

We don't have specific rigging information for this worm in our product details. We recommend consulting Strike King's guidelines or speaking with our team to match this worm to your preferred rod, reel, and line setup based on your target depth and cover type.