What are yalls favorite way/technique to fish soft plastic worms?

Weightless Texas

To begin with, I always throw them into the water. T-rigged works best for me, but you will get many other opinions. I love opinions. They are never wrong.

T-rigged weightless I have found the most success.

Texas rigged with a bullet weight, slow crawl or hop and stop.

T rigged and draging seems to work best for me

I dont worm fish much but when I do its rage rigged anaconda slowly dragged or hopped just off the bottom

^{Texas with a 1/16th weight or a 1/8th max. or a weightless wacky worm, but only downside to wacky worm is you can lose trhe worms easly..}

#1 Wacky

#2 TX with 1/8oz weight, dragged slowly across bottom

#3 TX weightless

#4 Wacky with weighted wacky hook

1/16 oz jig, rigged hook exposed

t rigged weightless.

1. Shaky Head

2. Wacky

3. Drop Shot

4. Texas Rig

5. MOJO

6. Topwater

7. Trailer on spinnerbait, Chatterbait and as a pig on a jig

8. From time to time, on a Cavitron buzzbait.

10.Neko Rig

My avatar. Not because it is my favorite, it's because it is the fish's favorite. I just give them what they want.

My set up is:

Texas Rig

light weight ie 1/16 to 1/4

12# yo zuri

MH Daiwa Procyon, 7' rod, shimano citica

I would upgrade my rod and reel if money was no option....maybe a nice dobyns rod and an abu premier??

Texas and wacky

Wacky... then Texas

Overall I like a split shot presentation, or when fishing cover I like a parasite weight pegged to my worm.

Dropshot, wacky, and shakey head. If I am throwing a worm (allthough a t-rigged creature bait is a go-to tech. for me) on a traditional t-rig, or a c-rig, it's because just about everything else I do is not working.

Shakey or T-rigged. If its a trick worm I'll use wacky on occasion.

Like many others, t-rig is great. But give the split shot rig a try. Use a baby rage craw or a small worm with a curly tail.

Like many others, t-rig is great. But give the split shot rig a try. Use a baby rage craw or a small worm with a curly tail.

the split shot rig is just a down sized version of the carolina rig right? I have heard people call the drop shot the split shot rig as well as a split shot about 18" up the line from a plastic.

I have recently come to really like the carolina rig. I love how I can feel the bottom with flouro and a 3/8 tungsten bullet. With something to peg the weight you can switch from a c-rig to a t-rig in a second so it is very versatile.

The shakey head is probably my favorite "new" technique. I had never used it but it has been very good to me this season and I am surprised at the quality of fish it produces for being a "finesse" technique.

I dont use senkos so I dont use wacky rigs much except for on a drop shot and I dont DS much because I seem to catch all the dinks in the area where a C-rig would catch big fish.

I like to throw a 10" ribbon tail worm weightless but I dont have the patience so I find myself using a small bullet weight to speed things up a bit.

WACKY has been killing it lately ive been hooked on yum green and white flaked

weightless senko with either a 2-3/0 hook fished like a jerk bait over cover

Shakey is by far my favorite way. It's definitly become my go to confidence bait on my lake. When I'm on some other lakes then I go with a t-rig, I can cover more water faster with it and more types of cover than I can with the shakey.