Zoom Trick Worm

How do you guys fish this bait exactly. Tackle used also what technique works best

Picasso Tungsten Shakedown

My favorite way to fish a trick worm is on this shakey head. This is a great technique for when the fishing is tough and the angling pressure is high. This head is great for skipping under docks and over-hanging brush. The head is also tungsten which will help you detect bites easier.

Decoy Screw Worm 106

Another interesting technique I use that not a lot of people think of is I thread a trick worm on this hook and I swim it through pads or grass. It has a little blade on the front of the hook that spins and gives off a little flash/vibration. It's just a different technique that not a lot of people are using.

I T rig it-3/16 or 1/4 bullet weight. I never peg the weight-sometimes they bite better on a powerworm but sometimes
the trick worm gets bit more.

Some of the guys in my bass club won't like me saying this, but try them on Charlie Brewer slider heads in either 1/16 or 1/8 weighted heads. Throw them on a finesse spinning set up with light line.

I was skeptical until one day in a tournament I turned to them after several hours of going without a keeper bite and quickly hooked up with a 4 pounder, which turned my day around. I'm amazed at how many big fish I have caught on such a light weighted hook and small plastics. I now have a love-hate relationship with this set up because I know it will catch fish but I don't like to fish it.

Work great wacky rig. 2-4'. I'll put small finish nails in the ends if I want to get 6=8'.

Work great wacky rig. 2-4'. I'll put small finish nails in the ends if I want to get 6-8'.

I have used both of these techniques & they work very well. I just make sure I use the "Original" Trick Worm without the salt. Dip the tail in a little clear JJ's Magic.

Is Zoom the original trick worm ?

Shakeyhead, split-shot, wacky, even a light mojo rig. Great bait, and yes I believe it is the original trick worm.

Carolina rig

I have a tough time getting the head of the trick work to screw in to most shaky jig heads. I like the one Owner puts out that has the screw plus pin. Locks in easier.

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Owner_Shakey_Ultrahead_4pk/descpage-OSUH.html

Best way for me is T-rigged with a 3/0 hook and a 1/8 oz. tungsten bullet weight. For a shakey head set-up, I prefer a Kicker Fish Hole Shot worm because it has air pockets that make the tail float up.

They make the Original & the Salt Added. It will be on the package label.

Hell what way don't I fish them?

I was told the finesse worms were just smaller trick worms ?

Actually, it's modeled after the original Creme Scoundrel worm.
That was the first plastic worm I ever saw.

weightless with 3/0 worm hook. swivel 6" up line

This is just not true. This technique absolutely will not work.

(Just kidding: this is how I fish them and it's awesome.)

Ive been throwing it weightless on a gammy 3/0 ewg hook with sufix 832 braid tied directly to the hook. Is this a good way to fish it ??

As good as any other rigging method. The only bad is not using it at all.

Try a fluorocarbon leader!

Shakey head and Carolina rigged with super thin hook to give it the most action

Yeah ive been looking at flurocarbon for a leader. I never thought it would affect bites but every seems to use a flurocrabon leader.