senko worms

has anybody used these to fish largemouth bass? well if you have then you know they are great i usually use 5" worms and texas rig them. however, you have probably noticed that they tend to break easy and the price for these can add up quickly when you have to keep buying packs of them at a time. my question is has anybody here ever tried making their own senko worms or brought a kit to make their own? i would really like to save some money and recycle the broken ones to make new ones out of it.

go to kmart and buy kinami worms. they are made by the same company and cheaper

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They only take mail orders.But you can buy in bulk

draginbaits swamp stick. durable and the fish love it. great price also

If you use weighted t-rig, then there is no needs for real Senko. The Senko shines fishing weightless. Use any Senko type of bait for weighted T-Rig, for example, Yum Dinger, Wave Tiki Stick, and Bass Pro Shop brand is pretty good too.

Yum dingers are just as good and cheaper then senko's. I have had good luck early to late april on greenpumkin, the last few weeks though, orange senko's have been working.

cALL MAX MCQUAIDE 978-995-4252, He was a cochiuate, he makes them custom. any color, sparkles, salt, size, etc. Cheap too.

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They only take mail orders.But you can buy in bulk

That's one ANCIENT web site, the copyright ends at 2002!

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDMQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wackyworm.com%2Fwwwacko.html&ei=svesUebONrKl4AP9nYCwCQ&usg=AFQjCNF4UiWNH8Q_Hg6uMDAwvOmgVrD3FQ&bvm=bv.47244034,d.dmg&cad=rja

They only take mail orders.But you can buy in bulk

That's one ANCIENT web site, the copyright ends at 2002!

I'm confused?
That the company i buy from now in 50 count packs.

I make all my own baits, including hand and injection poured soft plastics such as craws and senkos. The trick with senko's, at least for me, is the salt to plastic ratio to get the right weight. Most of my molds have 6 each cavities, and I can easily pour 120 worms at a small fraction of the big box store price in less than an hour after the presto pot gets to temperature. First day of the year when it's warm enough and the kids aren't home (hot plastic and kids don't mix), I cart my molds, plastic, colors, salts, stabilizers, stirrers, pyrex, bags, hot cloves, work stand, and stirring pot outside so the fumes don't stink up the house and crank out a seasons+ worth of baits in less than 1/2 a day. During the winter I turn wood blanks and bodies for all the hard baits I either need to build new, replace, upgrade. If you're entertaining something similar, my recommendation would be to find a good book, accountant and divorce lawyer to help deal with the response from the wife!

I make all my own baits, including hand and injection poured soft plastics such as craws and senkos. The trick with senko's, at least for me, is the salt to plastic ratio to get the right weight. Most of my molds have 6 each cavities, and I can easily pour 120 worms at a small fraction of the big box store price in less than an hour after the presto pot gets to temperature. First day of the year when it's warm enough and the kids aren't home (hot plastic and kids don't mix), I cart my molds, plastic, colors, salts, stabilizers, stirrers, pyrex, bags, hot cloves, work stand, and stirring pot outside so the fumes don't stink up the house and crank out a seasons+ worth of baits in less than 1/2 a day. During the winter I turn wood blanks and bodies for all the hard baits I either need to build new, replace, upgrade. If you're entertaining something similar, my recommendation would be to find a good book, accountant and divorce lawyer to help deal with the response from the wife!

I'm taking this opportunity to congratulate you on your outstanding website as well as selection of products. I've purchased much from you and will continue to visit your product line. By the way, senko/kinami type baits are excellent tools to catch bass.