Senko, Dingers, Money Makers, Flat dogs, Scoundrels, and some finesse worms. 

Wacky rig....probably just senkos and other stick baits.  Wacky jig, that's another story....add a tiny bit of weight to this rig, and it becomes something entirely more useful to me.

Franco - Please elaborate!

Elaborate on what part, the bait and rig, or why?  It's a wacky jig.  A bait that has a bit of weight - one that I can better control and feel is more useful to me than any unweighted bait.  That's not to say I don't throw unweighted baits, but I throw something weighted far more often.  I like the wacky jig better than the neko or nail rig, and other weighted solutions for wacky hooked baits.

Elaborate on what part, the bait and rig, or why? It's a wacky jig. A bait that has a bit of weight - one that I can better control and feel is more useful to me than any unweighted bait. That's not to say I don't throw unweighted baits, but I throw something weighted far more often. I like the wacky jig better than the neko or nail rig, and other weighted solutions for wacky hooked baits.

And now you need to zip it pal. Lol.

I mean, er, they're a waste of time, lol.

 

2nd biggest bass in NY, wacky jig....

 

Thanks Franco, I have been experimenting with wacky rigging stick baits and finesse worms behind a traditional jig instead of a craw trailer......results are outstanding.

That's not really what I mean at all, but if it works, fish 'em.

 

These are wacky jigs:

 

Gotcha, I use different types of weighted wacky jigs too, I even bought some great ones from BlueBasser last year!

Does anyone wacky rig any "non traditional" baits?

Gummy worms.

They hold up better than senkos too,

Does anyone wacky rig any "non traditional" baits?

I wacky rigged a lake fork magic shad this year and did well with it.