anybody know how to fish a senko?

APRIL FOOLS! WAKA WAKA WAKA!!

seriously though, anyone ever used buckeyes su spin for bass? i think its a salt water jighead but i feel like it'd be deadly with a paddletail swimbait fishin for bass. i've been killin it with a spinnerbait with the skirt replaced with a yum money minnow, but it's kinda tricky gettin it to run true, gotta be mounted just right. so this seems like it'd be the solution to my rig tumbling. one thing though, on my spinnerbait version the wire acts as a weed guard so i've been throwin it in every pad stem patch i can find, this su spin seems like it'd get snagged easier. i've never liked just rigging a 3 1/2 in money minnow by itself on a hook unless i can toss it to where they're boiling. too quiet. always wanted some extra noise or vibration so the su spin seems like a bad a## solution.

wow you got me. i read the title and thought..."oh boy here we go again"!!!

better hope they read it before deleting

LOL! I clicked on this thread to lock it!  ;D

at least you read it!

How do you fish a senko?

I was curious if those Banjo Minnows I see on tv are good enough to catch bass?  What is the best lure?

When I saw it I couldn't believe it had made it to 5 posts w/o being locked.

I was curious if those Banjo Minnows I see on tv are good enough to catch bass? What is the best lure?

    nice try. april fools is over. i changed the name of the thread cause i wanna actually hear any opinions on what the thread is actually about. Rolo, you definitely didn't read any further than my april fools.  ;D

I was doing exactly what you have described earlier this week. I had a 1/2oz Su Spin with a 4" Money Minnow. I was fishing it on bluff walls and I was doing decent on it. My problem with it was that the hook is too small. It may do okay with a smaller swimbait.

Did just as good with a Fluke instead of a swimbait last week though.

hm. i just wanted paddletail for that extra kickin motion, but yeah i'll give the flukes a shot

The 1/4 ou Su-Spin is a spot-killer at LOZ w/ 2 3/4" Zoom Tiny Flukes.