I have had luck with zoom's finesse worm wacky rigged what other ways can you fish this? With a small weight or weightless?

i use the shakey or the finesse jig heads.

i want to try it on the senko to elevate it some but i think ill stay with texas rigging. my brother does texas rig with a lil bullet head the crimps on the line to give it some weight, i no youtube has videos that will show you how to rig your worms or if ever in gander mountain their worm packages gives you rigging styles too.

I've had my best luck using them on a shakey head jig or dropshotting. Great finesse worm.

I use them weightless throw them around weedlines but I have had good luck using superline hooks, gives you a little extra weight and if you want to swim it slowly you will get the keel effect.  Best luck with any color

as long as it it black

I use them weightless throw them around weedlines but I have had good luck using superline hooks, gives you a little extra weight and if you want to swim it slowly you will get the keel effect. Best luck with any color

as long as it it black

or motor oil

          -gk

The zoom finesse worm is nothing more than a short zoom trick worm.

Since it is used for finesse fishing, it's generally fished with a 1/16 or 1/8oz weight.

It may be T-rigged with a separate hook and sinker, or may be rigged on a T-rig jig with equal effectiveness.

(Ever try the strike king 3x finesse worm? It's far more buoyant and the tail stands provocatively upright).

Roger

Recently I've used them dropshotting with success

I had some fun days using what I had left of them on Slider Heads, in a Coontail weed bed!

These are good heads fro fishing Zoom Finesse worms.  

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_98308_100010006_100000000_100010000?cmCat=CROSSSELL_PRODUCT

Hey Micro; Those heads are also deadly with 4.5 inch *** Bush Bugs!!!!!!

or this worm. The tail dances. Something the fish havent seen. It's a whopper ThinEsse

I like to thread them on a 1/16 or 1/8 ounce jig and flip them into grass and weeds.