i wish to get in on this senko crazzzzz and saw this on bps.....annnnnd i want to know if its good compared to the other senkos?

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its actually used more as a swim bait, than like the original senko,  the paddle tails creates great action when retrieved moderately fast, but the ait doesn't wabble on the fall like a regular senko, so if you're out to be a part of the senko craze, this isn't the way...it si a great intro to the soft swim bait craze tho

ok so this probly ant going to work like the real deal

But have no doubt though, it is a really great swimbait. I've caught many fish on a swim senko. Very good around brush and lay down logs.

well im on bps working out my shoping cart ill check out "other" swim baits like this one

man the more i read about this senko the more i cant wat to get my order and try them! i iv tryed worms for years and allways get terned off by them and think "why did i buy this bag of shiny pritty colors" i relly hope this senko thing pans out.... im tiered of working with  yo zuri jerkbaits because thats all i ever have luck with and plus tearing one off  >$$$$$

i've had good luck with the yamamoto swimbaits.  i got the "kit" from Cabelas in the 7" with six different colors.  they are great.  have good action.  i even cut them down to 5" if i wanna go small.

but as for the regular senko's.  i lov'em.  but have found that the trick sticks from *** you read about here are the "bomb"!  you can't beat the price and they have just as much action and weight.  for the money you can't beat ***.  half the price and twice the numbers of worms.  

This is a very effective lure. This is how it's rigged and fished:

http://www.insideline.net/articles/swim_senko.html

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these are one of my favorite plastics even though they are pricey and get chewed up very easily (***...you know what to do  ).

i went against what was suggested and rigged it with an unpegged 3/16 and 1/4oz weight. pulled in a 2-3lb peacock a few times with this rig. good stuff.

i've even rigged it wacky, it has action of a dying fish.  it kinda moves like a fluke and has that paddle tail to give it some action.  let it fall to bottom then raise rod and let it fall on slack line.

The swim senkos also work very well rigged on the yamamoto swim jighead that came out last year. I like it better than pegging the weight.

man the more i read about this senko the more i cant wat to get my order and try them! i iv tryed worms for years and allways get terned off by them and think "why did i buy this bag of shiny pritty colors" i relly hope this senko thing pans out.... im tiered of working with yo zuri jerkbaits because thats all i ever have luck with and plus tearing one off >$$$$$

to tell you the truth worms, senko's are my favorite bait, try fishing them extra slow it will pay off, for me i fish from the shore so i love fishing them weightless in shallower water, but deep water is just as good.. when the senko falls the bass love it and usually hit it when its falling if not attract the bass from the bottom by jigging it slowly and also pause quite a bit.. you'll be so happy when you see that line running away from you, feel the fish set the hook.. senkos are my favorite watermelon black and red flakes works the best for me in clear water lakes thats the only color i use...