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What is your favorite finesse type worm and color? Also what is your favorite way to rig them? When the water gets hot is when I throw them in my local lake...light Carolina rig on a medium action spinning rod...about the only way I get bit n the dog days besides early and late topwater...favorite is the old havoc bottom hopper 4.75 inch in green pumpkin or junebug

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Right now I’d say a 4” green or watermelon weightless Senko rigged wacky-style. Flipping or pitching close (10’-15’) to structure and letting it land with little to no splash. 

  • Super User
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My top is the Roboworm straight tail in 6". Aarons Morning Dawn, Aarons Magic are probably my two best color.

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  • Global Moderator
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Zoom , color depends on location. Rigged weedless on an 1/8 oz round ball jig head 

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  • Super User
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4" Zoom finesse worm on either a split shot rig or weightless.  Best colors for me are black grape and watermelonseed.

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  • Super User
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I throw finesse worms quite a bit. I like Zoom finesse in junebug, CB slider in grape,  Roboworm 41/2" in Folkstad Special. I use a light T rig, slider head, or splitshot rig.

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  • Super User
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44 minutes ago, Mobasser said:

I throw finesse worms quite a bit. I like Zoom finesse in junebug, CB slider in grape,  Roboworm 41/2" in Folkstad Special. I use a light T rig, slider head, or splitshot rig.

You started a thread "Finesse Plastic Worms" Dec 2, 2019 on this subject.

Tom

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  • Super User
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19 minutes ago, WRB said:

You started a thread "Finesse Plastic Worms" Dec 2, 2019 on this subject.

Tom

I started this thread...sorry didn't see the one from from December 

  • Super User
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1 minute ago, DitchPanda said:

I started this thread...sorry didn't see the one from from December 

Post a link it was good informative thread.

Tom

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This is my "finesse" go to if its extremely tough.

 

1/32 tungsten bullet weight

 

Gamakatsu #4 rebarb hook

 

Hand poured 3.5 inch worms in watermelon color and a blue brown color.

 

If you cant catch something on this then it's time to go home

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  • Super User
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Favorites have a way varying from outing to outing ?  

Stickworms aside, my overall favorite straight-tail worm is probably

the Roboworm Fat Straight-Tail. Other exceptional straight-tail are

Upton's Straight-Tail Worm and the Zoom Trick Worm (anyone heard of that one?)

 

Roger

 

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2 hours ago, evo2s197 said:

This is my "finesse" go to if its extremely tough.

 

1/32 tungsten bullet weight

 

Gamakatsu #4 rebarb hook

 

Hand poured 3.5 inch worms in watermelon color and a blue brown color.

 

If you cant catch something on this then it's time to go home

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I remember, as a kid, helping my dad pour his own worms.  Mostly a curly tail pattern.  What mold is this one?

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Honestly, it is very rare that I get the same lure or plastic to work at 2 differnt lakes or rivers other than a tube. I tend to bounce around a lot on where I’m fishing and almost never fish the same place twice in a week. 
 

These 3 however, seem to put at least one fish in the boat no matter where I’m at. Green pumpkin zoom tube, pumpkin swamp crawlers, root beer 300 bandit crank

  • Super User
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I like throwing a 4.5" Roboworm on a light T rig. If you have limited fishing time, say evening trips after work etc, this rig draws more consistent action than than anything else I've used. Worked with a slow, lift/ fall retrieve, it seems like something is always taking a pop at these smaller worms. The Brewer Slider head fishing is good also, with almost any of the thinner worms available now. It's a fun way to fish because of the steady strikes, from bass of all sizes. I havnt tried even half of the finesse worms on the market now, there's so many. If I had to pick one, I'll pick the Roboworms as a favourite. I've had especially good results in hot weather with colors Folkstad Special, MM111, Marg Mutilator, and the last two seasons, Oxblood/ red flake. Even though " finesse " worms are known to work well in high pressure, clear water, post frontal, or other tough bite days, I'm convinced they will work almost any time. Bass love them.

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I have a few that I like..

 

Zoom meathead 

Zoom finesse worm

Zoom trick worm

Zoom shakey head

Zoom shakey tails

 Robo worm 4" or 6"

 Jackall flick shake

Dimiki stringer

Zoom centipede

Kvd finesse worm

  • Super User
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If there's a bad finesse worm, I don't know what it is.

 

I like both straight and curly tails, between 4" and 7". Several I have enjoyed fishing over the last several years:

 

6.5" Zoom Trick worm,

5.5" Zoom swamp crawler

4'5" Zoom Finesse worm

6" roboworm

4" Berkley power worm

6.25" & 4.25"  Berkley Havoc bottom hopper

6.5" & 4.5" biospawn plasmatail

4" & 7" Strike King 3x finesse worm (Elaztech)
6" Bizz baits dizzy diamond

6" Mister Twister Phenom worm

 

Fish them mostly on 1/16-3/16 head of some kind (shakyhead, slider, or even open hook depending on cover), or a 1/8oz mojo/split-shot

 

one of my favorite rigs: 4" berkley power worm rigged on an owner bullet head:FinessePowerWorm.thumb.jpg.84ce4bb3ab5348fc63306d8f5a23304a.jpg

 

 

Colors? Anything from straight black to bubblegum pink, but usually natural colors with the words "pumpkin", "watermelon", "grass", "seed", "magic", or "candy" in the name.

 

My absolute favorite color is a little hard to find, and the best versions of it have either been discontinued or not available in a finesse worm: a light pumpkin with green flake.

 

 

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13 hours ago, Catt said:

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Hey Catt what worm is that?

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  • Global Moderator
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Zoom shakyhead worm, green pumpkin on a dropshot rig.

Zoom Mag Finesse worm, redbug, black, green pumpkin on a shakyhead.

Zoom Centipede, some shade of watermelon or green pumpkin on a slider head.

Zoom Trick worm, about any color or rig.

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Zoom 4" Dead Ringer

Zoom Curly Tail

Zoom Centipede

Zoom Finesse Worm

Zman Finesse Worm

Roboworm 4 1/2 Straight Tail

 

  • Super User
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7 hours ago, DitchPanda said:

Hey Catt what worm is that?

 

Can't tell ya ?

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  • Super User
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The ones I throw on light tackle, top to bottom. 

Roboworm - Aaron's morning Dawn

Roboworm - Aaron's magic 

Zoom finesse  - lemon pumpkin 

Zoom shaky tail - watermelon red 20200606_083521.thumb.jpg.fb35941779b2d4c7c68c75ecfedc1f95.jpg

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  • Super User
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On 6/6/2020 at 6:16 AM, Catt said:
On 6/5/2020 at 10:17 PM, DitchPanda said:

Hey Catt what worm is that?

 

Can't tell ya ?

 

I can't tell ya cause I don't remember who makes em!

 

They are sold at different stores in the Toledo Bend area by various names.

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