Easy question - hard answer.

Depending on the technique I like certain worms and plastics for different presentations.

So fo rme to have a favorite #1 followed by an overall #2 is not my style.

I like them all!!!!!

zoom u-tale in pumpkinseed/with chart tail

This is a great topic for us to try something new and maybe better than what we normally use.Go to Grandebass.com and check out the rattlesnake worms,been using them now for three years.

I will start off with a Senko. If that doesn't work I will start using a finesse worm.

I've had the most success with (and, naturally, the most confidence in) ribbon-tail worms. I use both 7" and 10" from Yum, Culprit, Zoom, Barlow's tackle, and Power worms.

After that, it's a toss-up between Senko-type worms and Ringworms.

Tom

I love th eberkley Power worm tequila sunrise , I catch more bass on it then any other worm

All Terrain senkos on a 1/8oz Owner shaky head or powerbait 7" green pumpkin worm on a green pumpkin eco pro tungsten 1/4oz bullet weight.

I love th eberkley Power worm tequila sunrise , I catch more bass on it then any other worm

That's my favorite color also.

Tom

Culprit 10 inch ribbon tail in red shad.

Grande Bass Rattle snake in june bug and trophy hunter.

I'm pretty loyal to Zoom Trick Worms and Yamamoto Senkos, however I have started using Roboworms recently with good success.

I throw other types of soft plastics a lot more than worms lately but if I must catch at least a few fish the Zoom Trick worm (white, junebug, green Pumpkin/chart) never lets me down. I'll also throw Culprit worms (pumpkin seed, red shad), and the Zoom Ultra Vibe worm (junebug, watermelon red).