Zoom trick worm

[Tucson]

I've been using Zoom U-tail worms for a while and recently picked up some Zoom Trick worms.  I'd like some input from others who use these worms regarding rigging, retrieving etc.  Appreciate any input.

[Skeet22]

Wacky rigged on a finesse hook with a nail weight opposite of the tail end. Same with the finesse worm.

[K_Mac]

I use them most often on a shakeyhead jig. Wacky rigged, and T rigged-with or without weight, are other options. One of my favorite plastics.

[aarogb]

A Zoom Trick worm has got to be one of the most popular and productive worms of all time.

My favorite rigging methods are wacky style and Texas rigged. 

[Brian4618]

I like to rig it with a light wire offset worm hook, make sure you skin the hook point to make it weedless. I like fishing them around wood cover and lily pads. The technique that has been best for me is 2 small twitches (youll see when you get out how sensitive the worm is to rod movement so you only need a tiny twitch) and let it fall like a wacky rig. If the fish are more aggressive I like to twitch it all the way back in just below the surface. Hope this helps, Brian.

[SoFlaBassAddict]

Great worm.  Can be used for tons of stuff.  I've had lots of success flick shaking them recently.  Not a bad drop shot lure as well if you want something a little larger.

[Dockhead]

Any way and every way. Just get it wet.

[Big Bait Fishing]

i like to throw them over emerging grass weightless , they have alot of action when twitched fast on a steady retrieve !!!

[LAO162]

I use them mostly in floating worm situations, but would use them for just about anything.

Leon

[Sqvedgis]

My favorite worm for shaky head!

[bassin is addicting]

i like it texas rigged weightless......twitch it....let it fall...

amazing action..

also wacky rigged is real good...

you can rig'em any way and they work

[Sweetwater creek]

And the new magnum trick worm is also the bomb.

[Crestliner2008]

I'd guess that the Zoom Trick Worm will go down in history right next to Mann's Jelly Worm in fish catching ability.

Texas rig, wacky, drop shot, shakey head.....no wrong way to play with this deadly piece of plastic.

[Georgia Jeff]

I fish them around shallow cover by rigging them weightless on a 3/0 ewg hook.  I throw it near cover twitch it to the side lightly two or three times and let it sink for a few seconds then repeat.  Then reel it in. 

When you twitch the rod to the side they will slither through the water like a snake---awesome action.  I also fish them weighted just like I would a regular weightless worm.  They dart up and down when you twitch the rod. 

Like the other guys said, you really can't fish them incorrectly.  If I only had one bait to fish it would be a Zoom trick worm.

[kikstand454]

i too would probably pick a trick worm if i only had one lure.

i use a black or watermelon/red flake trick worm constantly.

great rigging tips here and id like to add that i cant beleive that noone mentioned carolina rigging it. it is perfect for it.

very productive.

i think the best advice was.... get it wet.

[bweave09]

i too would probably pick a trick worm if i only had one lure.

i use a black or watermelon/red flake trick worm constantly.

great rigging tips here and id like to add that i cant beleive that noone mentioned carolina rigging it. it is perfect for it.

very productive.

i think the best advice was.... get it wet.

I caught my PB on a Carolina rigged black trick worm.

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[GatorBait]

I generally pitch and flip trick worms around pads and kissimme grass with great success.  I generally use a 3/16 to 3/4 ounce weight depending on conditions.  I found the less i work the bait the more effectively the bait is presented.  Carolina rigging is also very effective in clearer water situations for me.

[pat_walker_fishing]

i dont know the exzact name of this rig...but ive heard everything from a dek rig or izzy rig.   what it consist of is a zoom trick work with about 1/8 of the head bit of...then take a crappie or shaky hiead jig and cut the hook and line tye of but leave the barb on...next insert it in to the head section of the trick worm.....next rig it wacky style on it looks amazing in the water....it sit nose down and hase a ton more action than a shaky head...hope that helps

[SPAZ]

i dont know the exzact name of this rig...but ive heard everything from a dek rig or izzy rig. what it consist of is a zoom trick work with about 1/8 of the head bit of...then take a crappie or shaky hiead jig and cut the hook and line tye of but leave the barb on...next insert it in to the head section of the trick worm.....next rig it wacky style on it looks amazing in the water....it sit nose down and hase a ton more action than a shaky head...hope that helps

It's called a Neko rig