Like the title said, do they? They just seem like they would not fit in a fish's mouth or that they would only bite the back half. :-/

The Reviews sound top notch but i just have this feeling in the back of my head. The biggest fish i caught in the lake i fish is like 3lbs and the average is 1 1/2

And I DID look in the senko fact list before posting this. I'de just thought I would note that to show people im responsible.

last night, I caught a 7" smallmouth on a 5" Senko.

I don't fish the 5" Senko, it attracts way too many tournament fish!

The 6" version will still be attacked by smaller fish, but I think it helps

get by a few.

8-)

what does that mean, too many tourny fish and why would a bigger bait get more fish?

The 5" Senko is probably the #1 bait/lure for catching the greatest number of bass. With the 6" Senko it has been my experience that I catch fewer bass, but the average size is bigger. However, you will catch both small and large bass with either size.

8-)

My most comfortable way to fish a Senko is the 4" version wacky rigged and i do get a lot of smaller fish as well

RW what size hook do you use for a 6" senko? What brand?

Unfortunately, it will catch little fish. All the fish I caught yesterday were dinks  :'(   Oh well, as long as I have my line in the water I am a happy camper.

RW what size hook do you use for a 6" senko? What brand?

Gamakatsu or XPoint 4/0 EWG Offset Worm Hook.

8-)

Ok so smaller baits are more for quanity over quality kinda thing and the biggerbaits weed out the small ones.

Gotcha

I had a bluegill try to bite a 5" senko once.... i actually reeled him in and he had about half an inch of senko in his mouth and refusing to let go. When I tried pulling him out of the water he just fell off though... pretty amusing sight though

Sankos can be used for all size bass, You just have to get a smaller senko, i think the come in all sizes, from 4 to 8". Rig 'em wightless and texas rigged.

A 5" senko will catch you just about any size of bass. Don't be surprised if a 4" bass bites your 5" senko. Even this small a bass will have a pretty large mouth when compared to the worm.

Yes, I caught a 4 1/2" LMB last week on a 5" senko with a 4/0 Wide Gap Hook.

Yes!

Even the two-inch Senkos I have (not produced any longer, as far as I know) catch nice size bass.

There is always a place for a 3-inch and a 4-inch Senko along with the larger 5-inch and 6-inch versions.

Fish them Texas or Wacky rigged.

Senkos don't catch anything.  They are all hype.  Send your senkos to me immediately and I will see that they are promptly disposed of properly. ;D

YEs they catch small fish, but why would you want to? ;D

Senkos don't catch anything. They are all hype. Send your senkos to me immediately and I will see that they are promptly disposed of properly. ;D

Nice try bro, but i went out today and caught a 7 incher on my 5 incher!

So your little scheme fails!

I've caught a 1lb bluegill on a 4" Senko.  When it hit, it felt like a small bass.

Ok so smaller baits are more for quanity over quality kinda thing and the biggerbaits weed out the small ones.

Gotcha

BS

Senkos don't catch anything. They are all hype. Send your senkos to me immediately and I will see that they are promptly disposed of properly. ;D

alright I will be sure to do that, haha.  

I've caught many small fish on 5 inch senkos, just a matter of finding them. Recently caught a smallmouth that was the same size as a 5 inch senko.

I can easily catch 40 bass a day on 5" senkos at one of the lakes I occasionally  fish. Usually 35 of those 40 are only a few inches bigger than the lure. That lake is a dink factory and even the bigger senkos will catch 'em like crazy.

I have caught smallies in the 7in range on the 4in trick stick (* "senko")

I wacky rig Senkos on a 1/0 -3/0 Gammy circle hook. I usually use the 5 or 6 inch. I caught a 1 3/4 pound Redear out of a strip pit on one. I even caught a crappie on one earlier this year in a pond.

Senkos are great small fish lures, and good for big fish too. I catch 6" bass on both the 4" and 5" senkos all the time. It's common