yeah i know they work although i don't think it matters that it's actually a senko instead of a knock off. i just like to throw different stuff when fun fishing. but it isn't so fun catching nothing. i couldn't even tell i had a fish when i put it on. it was just there and i started reeling in and pulled it away from the fish.
it's harder than it seems. even for someone that doesn't mind fishing really slowly. not going to lie, i caved and put the old senko on sunday...
Lol, Sam. I did the same exact thing and tied on a Senko. It was at the end of the day though and I maybe got in 5 casts with it on total. Oh well
it's harder than it seems. even for someone that doesn't mind fishing really slowly. not going to lie, i caved and put the old senko on sunday...
Lol, Sam. I did the same exact thing and tied on a Senko. It was at the end of the day though and I maybe got in 5 casts with it on total. Oh well
I caved as well but my binky of choice is a Fat Albert curly tail grub. My buddy went to the senko and we seem to catch an equal amount.
i don't fish open water senkos much and it's more skipping a plastic to cover so i don't think that the "senko" itself that important.
i hate slime darts but there were a few times this year that i was hoping to catch one to dull the pain of not getting a bite. then i caught one the other day and it bit my $15 lucky craft jerkbait clean off...
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i hate slime darts but there were a few times this year that i was hoping to catch one to dull the pain of not getting a bite. then i caught one the other day and it bit my $15 lucky craft jerkbait clean off...
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that was me a few years back. they're definitely effective in open water with that slow fall and senko wiggle. sometimes shore fishing is more successful. you can stay in place (literally) and keep a very light or weightless bait in the same spot easily without moving it much.