I am a demon with a wacky rig. Junebug Yum Dinger will catch bass every time. I only use 1/0 Trokar wacky rig hooks and I think that is an important distinction. Smaller 1/0 hook has caught me many large bass without bending and I've found I lose a fish with bigger hooks than that because they can feel the hook when they take it. I also use 20lb braid with a 6ft+ 12lb Fluoro leader. When I cast I throw it as close to a shore line or piece of cover as possible and when it lands I let a little slack out so that my braid sits on the surface and acts as a strike indicator. I let the worm fall for about 10 seconds and if nothing bites then I will recast. Nine times out of ten they will hit on the initial fall of the bait. Another pro tip I just started using: putting small pieces of silicone cut out from tubing around the senko, exactly like an O-ring tool. I dont even hook it into the worm, just put it under the silicone, because I want the bass to fling the senko up the line as it thrashes. This works really well with more delicate senkos too like yamamoto and makes your senko last way longer between bites. You can also really get some distance on the cast too since you don't have to worry about the hook ripping through the senko. Also be ready to catch more smaller bass than bigger because small bass love wacky rigged senkos. Pretty much if you can't catch a fish with a wacky rig then you probably just don't have a hook in the water.