Zman’s Finesse lineup of ElaZtech baits are designed specifically for the Midwest finesse angler. Kehde’s small jighead and plastic combo may look unassuming on the surface, but its buoyancy, slow fall, and darting action are astonishing, almost always eliciting strikes in even the toughest conditions. With the introduction of the new The Finesse TRD (The Real Deal) stickbait and Finesse ShroomZ jigheads, along with Midwest finesse staples like the Finesse WormZ, Hula StickZ, Finesse ShadZ, and 3.75″ StreakZ, anglers now have all the tools needed to employ the Ned Rig and all of its variations right at their fingertips. Today, several ned rig variations are available from several manufacturers, most notably from Z-Man Finesse Baits. It excels in difficult fishing conditions, on pressured waters, and is one of the best clear-water finesse fishing options to consider. The Ned rig has actually been around for the last half century or so, when Ned Kehde first concocted this jig worm. Rapidly becoming the greatest fish catcher of all time, it is simple, frugal and efficient. Otherwise, they will bleed, warp, and disintegrate. Never store them together with different colors, or other types of plastics. If you add these to your arsenal, always keep them stored in original packaging for protection. Nowadays, I’m on their promotions and fishing team. I’m thankful Cory Schmidt of Z-Man hooked me up with a care package back in 2021. Perhaps everyone else knows something that I am too stubborn to know. Many customers in recent seasons brought their own TRD’s on trips. It will last thru dozens of fish before falling apart. A softer ElaZtech formulation and custom salt content allow the TRD to exhibit the precise sink rate, lifelike action, and irresistible feel that expert finesse anglers have learned result in longer holds and increased hook-up ratios. Often, a Z-Man Finesse TRD was the only thing they’d touch. There were many days throughout last season in which nothing in the boat was working. With everybody throwing ned rigs, could our fish condition to them? What if finesse eventually fails to catch them? What will we do next? It falls into the same category as the drop shot, my least favorite method of fishing. The traditional ned rig has ruined fishing for reasons I refuse to comment on.
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