What's your best finesse tactic?

[Lard_Bass]

I have been catching a ton of bass lately on a 1/16 oz jig head with a senko style worm and deadsticking it for 20-30 seconds.  I think this is my new favorite finesse tactic.  Also, a finesse worm on a 1/8 shakey head / spot remover has been working well for me.

What are your favorite finesse tactics?

[Wayne P.]

The bass's favorite technique is-----

[bmadd]

3/32-1/8 shakey head in the early early spring or skipping wacky jigs under docks in the summer.

[Jeff H]

1/8 or 1/16 oz Snagless Slider head Pro Series and 4" worms.  I use a variety of worm brands including Kalins Western Weenies, Original Powerbait, Luck E Strike Ringworms , plus my favorite....Producto 4" Tournament and Spring worms.  The action of the Producto's, on the fall, is breathtaking.  This rig is killer on inside weedlines or around any shallow cover.

[fatmanslim247]

Anything on a picasso shakey head, my favorite though has to be a berkley shakey worm.

[Bassin_Fin@tic]

Weightless trickworms or straight tails are what I am best at.

[CHEVYRIDAZ]

4" Senko in your favorite color weightless!

[fourbizz]

Dropshotting.

[Bass Junkie]

  5" Weightless senko knock-off, t-rigged.

[chubaka]

Senko wacky and T-rig

[aarogb]

    A pretty close race between dropshotting and shakey heading.

[looking4structure]

For me it has been the Wacky senko and the Zoom trick work fished weightless.I've caught alot of fish with this technique when the fish wouldn't hit anything else.

[Stringjam]

Finesse Cranking

Honey B, Flat-Shad Little B, Norman's Crappie Crank, Zoom WEC Sweet Pea, little Rapala Shad Raps, etc.etc..

[SJex]

Dropshotting and Shakey head jigging.

[Bankbeater]

Deadsticking jigs around creek beds or in between stumps.  For Grass I like to drop a plastic worm in, let it set for a while and then move it just enough so that it changes position.

[iceintheveins]

A 4" texas rigged weightless senko, or a 4" power worm or ring worm on a split shot rig.

[basshunter2009]

Zoom finesse worm T-rigged

[roadwarrior]

Rage Tail Lobster on a 3/8 oz Evolution Shake2.

8-)

[fishfordollars]

Zoom Trick worm.

[bassin is addicting]

Zoom U-tail, weightless

watermelon seed

red shad

[SwimbaitDave]

1/16 or 1/32 oz. Jig. fished really slow, making it look like its crawling.

[1970]

Texas rig or split shot rig Yum Rib Fry.

Drop shot Zoom Tiny Fluke or Roboworm Alive Shad.

[central_fl_fishin]

Finesse worms with a very small split-shot about 6 inches up the line.

[Tanker4lyfe]

WOW,

Nobody has mentioned the Jackall flick shake. Sweet..... glad im the only one doing it ;D

[Primus]

A lot of good ones have already been mentioned. I have been doing well deadsticking a Yamamoto Slim Senko in shallow grass. I also like to tail weight a Zoom Centipede so it glides backwards. This year throwing a Kietch jig with a 2-3/4" Yum Craw Papi attached to it and shaking it has been good in deep water when Ive had a tough bite. One last one is taking a 3" stickworm and attaching it to a 1/16 oz Gopher Mushroom jighead (small shank hook), has a nice "death spiral" and puts fish in the boat when confronted with clear skies, clear water & light wind.