Z-MAN · Ned Baits
Z-MAN Finesse TRD Ned Worm, 2.75 in, Goby Bryant, 8-Pack
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- Product dimensions
- 5 x 7.25 x 0.5 inches
Quick take
A 2.75-inch finesse worm designed for Ned Rig presentations with a custom sink rate.
The Z-Man Finesse TRD is a 2.75-inch stickbait for the Ned rig, a light finesse presentation for working a jighead slowly near cover and bottom. It comes in the Goby Bryant color in a pack of eight, and it floats when unweighted, so it rises off the bottom at rest. Built to ride a wire-keeper jighead, it suits anglers after bass, crappie, catfish or walleye who want to learn the Ned rig.
Best for
- Midwest finesse fishing on Finesse ShroomZ heads
- Bass and crappie in tough conditions
- Beginners learning Ned Rig technique
Skip if
- You prefer larger swimbaits
- You fish aggressive presentations
Strengths
- Softer ElaZtech formulation is easier to control
- Custom salt content provides ideal sink rate
- Dimpled texture adds realism
- Versatile across multiple species
Trade-offs
- Ned Rig technique requires practice
- Small bait limits targeting large fish
- Limited color selection compared to other plastics
Fishing fit
- Water
- Freshwater
- Techniques
- Finesse
- Skill level
- Beginner
Specifications
| Type | ned rig worm |
|---|---|
| Material | Softer ElaZtech formulation |
| Count | 8 baits per pack |
| Color | Goby Bryant |
Facts
| Length | 2.75 in |
|---|---|
| Buoyancy | Floating |
| Pack count | 8 |
| Color | Goby Bryant |
| Target species | Bass, Crappie, Catfish and Walleye |
Common questions
How long is it?
It is 2.75 in long.
Does it float or sink?
It is a floating lure.
What color is this version?
This version is Goby Bryant.
What can I catch with this?
- Bass
- Walleye
- Catfish
- Crappie
About this type
A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.
Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.
Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.
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