Favorite way to use a Trickworm?

[thinkingredneck]

I have mostly used them Texas rigged, and with good success.  What is your favorite way to use them?  Shaky, Neko, wacky, split shot, something else?

[Big Swimbait]

All of the above. The Original Trick Worm with less salt is a great shakey head bait. The Merthiolate color weightless during the Spring has been a go-to for many years.

[CroakHunter]

Chatterbait trailer and finesse jig trailer. 

[Munkin]

Shakeyhead and split shot rig are the 2 I use most.

 

Allen

[ohboyitsrobby]

Redbug on a Carolina rig

[MassYak85]

Shakeyhead, drop shot, and split shot rig. Bigger 9"+ straight tails get the nod for T-rigs and C-rigs for me. 

[Happybeerbuzz]

I don’t always throw trick worms. But when I do, I prefer split shot rigging. 

[Bluebasser86]

Shakyhead or wacky rig

[Deleted account]

There is no wrong way to fish a trick worm, but weightless t-rig is still my favorite.

[Glaucus]

Shaky and weightless trig

[BigAngus752]

I like to wear them as a mustache when I go out to bars to meet women.  That and a Texas rig are both extremely effective.  

 

Note:  Don't use the bubblegum.  It just looks stupid.  Great for the T-rig though.  

[DINK WHISPERER]

As replacement rat tails for my topwater rat swimbaits. 

[bassh8er]

Weightless and weedless.

 

I prefer the finesse worm for shaky heads.

[FryDog62]

Drop-shot for LMB, but not so much for SMB.

[Log Catcher]

Throw them on a t-rig with a 1/16 ounce sinker.

[mattkenzer]

Weightless just below the surface.

Retrieval is similar to a jerk bait but less aggressive.

[Glenn]

Here's mine: