what is your favorite wacky worm

color?

hook size?

do you use an o-ring?

good ole 5" senko imitation works wonders for me, pumpkin esp

Watermelon 5" senko for me, sometimes black and blue

Strike King's perfect plastic ocho in green pumpkin and junebug.

I would also add that a 4' and 6' have there place as well.

Dingers, Wave Worms, more like them.  Never fished the real deal Senko though.  They're a tad bit pricey this ol' boy.  From what I've read though I might be missing fish.  I chunk a trick worm/trick worm magnum too.  Dang ol' trick worms require a weight when I fish 'em.  Or spinnin' tackle.  Not a fan of sinkers and wacky wormin', weightless works best for me.   Gave up spinnin' tackle a while back.   

Got wacky with super flukes a couple of times with a little success.  Lot's of folks say they've done good with 'em.  I guess when it comes down to it, you can get wacky with just about anything. 

Steve

The bass's favorite worm rigged wacky style is a Zoom Finesse worm. I catch the most and largest using them. Color does not matter to the fish.

2/0 Octopus hook, rigged weedless wacky.

Zoom Trick Worm in Watermelon Neon rigged on a 2/0 straight shank hook

6 inch Kinami Flash in red shad and baby bass colors. also pretty much anything red shad works well for me

Lake Fork Trophy Lures makes the best whacky worm on the market IMO. 

Its got a great design and its made to be used with a weighted ring that the hook goes through (The ring not the bait, giving the bait more use!)

Took it out yesterday and caught my first bass of 2010 on it with the water temp being around 35 degrees.

5" senko green pumpkin watermelon laminate

5" Senko, rigged with Goodys. I put a pictorial post on here last year on how to use these accessories with Senkos. Just do a search if interested. 

I use watermelon w/blk flake in clear water or pumpkin with blk flake in stained.

berkley dover crawler

berkley wacky crawler

I like the  action on these thiner worms more than the senko style baits.

My most productive is a ZOOM finesse worm (Watermelon), I use a 2/0 gamakatsu finesse wide gap hook, since its to small in diameter for an o-ring, I use an orthodontic rubber band (I use 2 for extra strength), otherwise, your worm aint gonna last you but 1 or 2 fish.

There is the "Best" and then there is the rest. The Best is the Garry Yamamoto 5" Senko in any color. I use a O-ring so I can get more fish per stick. The reason it is the best is the density of the worm. Which is also its downfall cause it is more brittle than any of the others.

The zoom trick worm has produced more fish for me and clients only because I use them more often (allot less expensive).

I use a wide gap #2 hook. Just about any hook works for me.

The "Wacky O-ring Tool" sold at Bass Pro is very helpfull when rigging the Yamamoto senko.

Zoom Trick Worm

1/0 straight shank hook

Watermellon/red

Junebug

Camo

Pumpkin

PB&J

Kicker Fish bait company makes a great wacky worm.  It is shaped like a "T".  It is basically a trick worm with another section stuck to it to form a "T".  You then place your hook in this extra section and you don't have to mess up your bait.  Crap, this is too hard to explain.  Here is a link.......

http://www.kickerfishbait.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=42

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5'' Senko for sure.  I usually use baby bass, or pumpking seed.

Jackal Flickshake hands down. Rig it with a wacky jighead like they sell and twitch the slack so that your not actually bringing the lure forward but making the weighted head swing up and down like a pendulum. The worm twists and squirms with incredible action. If you can afford to lose a few more worms but you want more fish, rig the worm at a 90 degree angle. That is, push the point of the hook through the side of the worm, and bring it straight up through the top. The action is ridiculous

Jersey rig worm with a size 1 hook. watermellon or junebug.

I like that kicker worm and you could rig it weedless you guys should check it out

I wacky rig just about every plastic I have. Whether it is a fluke, trick worm, senko, power worm, I even wack rig tubes. My favorite is a V&M centipede in watermelon/gold flake.

5" Senko type bait, Green Pumpkin/Red & Black Flake or Black/Red, Black/Blue Flake.

I use 2 O-rings and criss-cross them so the hook is 90 degrees to the bait. Same as if you ran the hook thru the bait but you won't lose them when you set the hook on a bluegill or get a backlash where the line stops and the bait keeps going.

Zoom Trick Worm or Creme Natural Worm.