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Old 09-23-06, 03:14 PM   #1
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Well, I wasn't really a non-believer, but I do fully believe in them now. What a I talking about? SENKO'S baby, yeah!!!!

My buddy and I took my boy to a couple local ponds this morning to try and get some brim action in. He was doing great with the brim while me and my buddy was throwing some buzzbaits around. We were casting to this one area and kept hanging bass, but they would spit it out everytime they would jump. I finally got tired of losing everyone I hung, so I tied on a chartreuse and white senko weightless style just to see what it would do. First cast out, I gave it a twitch and BAM, one came up and took it. This was a classic ESPN scene on this take because he blew completely out of the water when he took it. I would have given anything to have a camera man there to get it on tape. I got that one in, was right at 14 inches long and maybe a pound and a half if that much. We ended up catching about 4 more out of that hole on senko's and LOVED it. I am not sure how many we missed while watching each other reel one in. I missed a couple of good bass when I was watching my son reel in the brim he was catching. I have read that senkos are deadly and now I am a true believer and will always have one tied on for those tough times out on the lake.
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Old 09-23-06, 03:53 PM   #2
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sweet. i havent tried the senko yet, but with everyone talking about them i will probably get some sometime soon.
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Old 09-23-06, 07:56 PM   #3
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tb, a Kinami Flash, a Tiki Stick, and a Yum Dinger are similar baits. Matter of fact the difference between a Kinami flash and a Senko is the packaging-the Kinami is sold by Gary Yamamoto's son. I've never thrown a Senko, but that thrown Tiki Sticks and Yum Dingers for quite a while now.
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Old 09-23-06, 08:20 PM   #4
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I love the senko's , it is my go to bait.. I just caught a big a$$ grass carp on one today.. Nasty creatures I tell ya. I had a hard time getting this one in , it bent my 3/0 hook almost straight.. it was a hair over 48" long.
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Old 09-24-06, 11:02 AM   #5
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I will tell ya to go dark, but sounds like you did pretty good on some bright colors. I only use hand-poured mmib senkos, because they work the exact same, but they last at the very least 6 fish! Oh and you can get them custom made to your specs, and theyre cheaper too.
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