Ucla stud
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Do they bite a senko anymore? If so, when will they start this year?
Anybody wacky rig these? I've never tried Senkos much but from what I've read wacky rigging is supposed to work really well. The trick seems to be to use an o ring in the middle of the bait. Do wacky rigs work as good as people say? I could imagine it getting extremely weedy.
Also what colors seem to work the best for largemouth in farm ponds/small lakes? All I've ever really used is augertail worms in junebug color and they work pretty good for me. Didn't know if any other colors performed as well or better in the Senkos.
Anybody wacky rig these? I've never tried Senkos much but from what I've read wacky rigging is supposed to work really well. The trick seems to be to use an o ring in the middle of the bait. Do wacky rigs work as good as people say? I could imagine it getting extremely weedy.
Also what colors seem to work the best for largemouth in farm ponds/small lakes? All I've ever really used is augertail worms in junebug color and they work pretty good for me. Didn't know if any other colors performed as well or better in the Senkos.
Two of my fishing partners "got religion" and stopped throwing cranks and other baits in favor of wacky rigged senkos. We typically use 2/0 or 3/0 weedless hooks. On some bites the bass hammers the worm and others are the aforementioned line moving sideways. No bait is foolproof but I and my partners have had good success with senkos.