I like Senkos too, but we all know it just doesn't last long. At times, it's a "one hit wonder;" after just one use it gets torn up rendering it useless. Enter Riot bait's Baton. Its tri-hump body has very inviting action that attracts bass, and I've been killing it this year. I'm catching bass after bass, and I'm still using the same ol'bait that I started with. You can't beat that with a "stick" - pun intended.   

 

 

 

I’ve seen these online and on YouTube when the bait monkey would lure me around the inter webs dissecting the lowest prices on things. I would like to try them for sure.

Have you texas rigged them? I’m curious how well that would work with the skinny area right about where the hook will be.

Looks to be designed specifically for wacky rig. And it's pretty clear that the action of this bait would be enhanced over the traditional "stick bait"

Interesting. I will have to try them.

6 hours ago, jbrew73 said:

Have you texas rigged them? I’m curious how well that would work with the skinny area right about where the hook will be.

With Senkos, I'd Texas rig them most of the time for some reason or other. The Baton, however, is designed specially for wacky rigging. I've been meaning to try it on Neko rig, but with so much success I've been having lately with wacky style I just don't see any reason to try something different. 

 

Here is the write up from Riot bait website;   https://www.riotbaits.com/product/baton/

Caught a few more bass this morning, using the same exact worm (!) in Green Pumpkin.  After catching about 15 decent sized - mostly 2-3 lbs - bass with it, the bait is still going strong which I find it quite amazing. Granted that I'm using a wacky saddle with the worm, but still.

 

Another victim of Baton, and she appears to be about 3 lbs. 

17 hours ago, Eddie101 said:

 

 

 

 

 

What is the name of the color of the first one?

1 minute ago, Happybeerbuzz said:

 

What is the name of the color of the first one?

Tidal Blue. Check here for additional info; https://www.riotbaits.com/product/baton/

 

 

Looks like the Reaction Innovations Pocket Rocket with an extra hump.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Reaction_Innovations_Pocket_Rocket/descpage-RIPR.html

On 4/26/2021 at 10:56 PM, Bluebasser86 said:

Looks like the Reaction Innovations Pocket Rocket with an extra hump.

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Reaction_Innovations_Pocket_Rocket/descpage-RIPR.html

 

I have some pocket rockets and throw them occasionally. I haven't been bit yet but they sure boogie in the water.

Thanks for the suggestion. I picked up a few packs and also have been killing them at local ponds with these. I have also caught numerous fish from tiny to 3 lbs on the same worm. These are my new go to's. 

6 hours ago, OG Crankster said:

Thanks for the suggestion. I picked up a few packs and also have been killing them at local ponds with these. I have also caught numerous fish from tiny to 3 lbs on the same worm. These are my new go to's. 

Glad to hear it's working out for you. If you haven't already, I'd suggest using a wacky saddle which will prolong the life of worm. https://frenzybaits.com/store/Wacky-Saddle-Refill-25-Pack-c20420016

 

If you're using a regular size worm, get the large size. You can slide the worm right through the loops w/o using any special tools. No need to spend any X-tra money since we're spending enough on tackle already. lol