WB are fine rest for the bowhunter, simple and reliable. The bigger question is why are you holding your finger on the arrow? With practice you should be able to draw the bow back and the arrow should stay on the rest. A lot of beginers have problems but you need to practice drawing the bow until you can do so without the arrow popping off the rest. Many times it's just a matter of coordination, training your muscles to to draw smoothly, other times it's a matter of pulling to much draw weight and having to "jerk" the string back. I have seen several Cut fingers from bowhunters drawing a broadead tipped arrow back with there finger on the shaft. Once you get that problem solved you can look at the WB rest.