Got out for a few hours after work today and caught a bunch. Started with a slew of little smallies, most of them on senkos rigged weightless T-rigs. One little one on a shadow rap and another on a spinnerbait. Tied a different color spinner on and immediately got into about a 4 pound largemouth. After the spinnerbait bite died I went back to the senko and switched from a green pumpkin to a baby bass color since I was catching so many little bass and got a couple nicer smallies. Finished off the evening with almost 3 pound smallie on the green pumpkin senko on a shaky head. My buddy caught a few nice ones on spinnerbaits, as well. So, yeah, I'm starting to get a lot more confidence in the senko after never having caught anything with them before a week ago I've gotten ten on it the last two times out. And no deep-hooked fish this time, either.

3 pounds 12 ounces.

The 5" Senko in GP or GP with the chart. tip, wacky or t-rigged weightless, has been my top numbers bait for awhile where I fish...they started to feel a bit like a crutch, actually -- now I only put one on when things get slow. There is no denying their productivity, though.

WTG!!

They're great bait's and in most situations, I have a 4" tied up wacky style and a 5" texas rigged. It's hard to argue with their productivity. Congrats on gaining confidence in a new bait though!

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Almost ALWAYS work

I have a love/hate relationship with the Senko. I love catching fish and there is no doubt that senkos catch fish. I prefer to power fish, though. I hate when I have to resort to throwing a senko because it just isn't my style! There are days when that is all I can catch them on...