What Is Your Most Successful Use Style With A Senko? Texas Rigged, Wacky, Texas Rigged Weighted, Oth 2024
tcbass reply :
What is your most successful style use with the Senko, Texas Rigged, Texas Rigged with a weight, Wacky, Wacky with rubberband, other?
And why do you like the style you use most and why do you think it's the best for you?
wnybassman reply :
All of the above, and more.
tcbass reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 6:03 AM, wnybassman said:All of the above, and more.
What other styles?
A-Jay reply :
As a trailer on a jig . . . . . .
A-Jay
tcbass reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 6:05 AM, A-Jay said:As a trailer on a jig . . . . . .
A-Jay
Like wacky style or texas on the end of the jig?
ww2farmer reply :
Everything you mentioned..... Except with the o rings/rubber bands.... I just don't like it. PLUS quite a few different ways you didn't mention..... And I am not talking, unless you're paying. I'll pm you my paypal information, then we can talk. Lmao.
Weld's Largemouth reply :
Texas rigged is the way to go. It doesn't need a weight, senko provides enough. Wacky rig is okay, but its not very weedless
ABW reply :
Texas Rigged Weightless always works for me. Cast it out, and let the bait work for you.
Jar11591 reply :
Wacky 90% of the time.
conorsixtakc reply :
I'm relatively new to the senko game but I've done well lately wacky rigging.
Smallmouth Hunter reply :
Just be creative..
Teal reply :
Texas rigged with a 1/8 tungsten bullet. Or on a 1/8 oz wide gap wacky jig head. I think buckeye makes the ones I like.
The way I honestly utilize a senko the most often is on a Carolina rig.
nascar2428 reply :
T rigged weightless is my favorite, however these things can be fished anyway you can think of. A perfect example was tonight, I was fishing them weightless over the drop offs and swimming them back to shore and the fish were loving it.(Green pumpkin megastick tonight)
A-Jay reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 6:22 AM, tcbass said:Like wacky style or texas on the end of the jig?
<<<<<< She gobbled up a 1/2 oz jig & 7 inch Senko trailer.
Texas threaded on the back of the jig like one would rig a craw or other typical trailer.
A-Jay
ww2farmer reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 8:42 AM, Teal said:Texas rigged with a 1/8 tungsten bullet. Or on a 1/8 oz wide gap wacky jig head. I think buckeye makes the ones I like.
The way I honestly utilize a senko the most often is on a Carolina rig.
You go ahead an get the heck out of here with your non-sense LOL
Catt reply :
Texas Rigged weightless!
Why? It works 
Teal reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 9:21 AM, ww2farmer said:You go ahead an get the heck out of here with your non-sense LOL
Am I giving your secrets away for free?
ww2farmer reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 9:34 AM, Teal said:Am I giving your secrets away for free?
Ummm.....no...no.....I mean no...of course none of that works, just like they don't work on a drop shot, or as a flipping bait, or on shaky head (they don't stand up...and I guess from what all the experts here say a bait HAS to stand up to work on a shaky head or your wasting your time)
Teal reply :
Swimming it on a weighted swimbait hook doednt work either....
Found that one on accident one day
Janderson45 reply :
running a senko weightless along lily pads or other similar surface vegetation doesn't seem to work well either..
bigbill reply :
First I have no secrets I like to see everyone catch fish. I stop fishing to help kids too. I feel teach a kid to fish and he'll be hooked on fishing, not on drugs.
I use a 1/8oz bullet weight on a Carolina rig with a 24" red Cajun 17# leader with a snap swivel with eagle claw weedless hooks with wacky rigged senkos or weedless brushogs. I believe the fall rate on the 1/8oz weight with the 17# leader is just right. It works for me from shore.
One spot were there is a hangout for bass I usually catch them with cranks it was slow so I threw a gambler ace (senko) in electric blue and caught them again.
Jeff H reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 8:37 AM, aprw1 said:
Just be creative..
Unless you split and pinched the eye on that bell sinker, I'm lost......
papajoe222 reply :
For me, stick worms are my finess presentations. I use casting gear almost exclusively and these are easily cast. When I want a straight fall, I'll rig them wacky style, otherwise I'll fish them weightless like a Fluke, but deeper.
RighteousFishing WI reply :
I am starting to use the swim senkos more than anything, just gives you the extra action no matter how you fish it. Just use a swimbait hook, jig, swim, and sometimes I well throw them on a wacky rig. That tail action moving when you jig it. I bet on a C rig it would work nice.
flyingmonkie reply :
Weightless t-rigged! It's impossible to work it wrong.
Started playing around with a nail in the tail end. 
iceintheveins reply :
Texas rigged weightless, sometimes wacky but I prefer the weedless way because I fish lakes with a lot of weeds and grass.
Choporoz reply :
On 4/30/2014 at 12:40 PM, RighteousFishing WI said:I am starting to use the swim senkos more than anything, just gives you the extra action no matter how you fish it. Just use a swimbait hook, jig, swim, and sometimes I well throw them on a wacky rig. That tail action moving when you jig it. I bet on a C rig it would work nice.
Interesting....I decided last weekend that I'm done with swim senko's altogether. Bought the big kit and haven't had a single bite - any color, any presentation, any waters. I'm a fan of the worms still -- but they've lost a lot of ground lately in my opinion...to the Rage Cut-R.
I still use a lot of senko worms. I'd guess it's about:
10% Wacky
40% T, weightless
50% T, smallest bullet I can get away with depending on conditions
boostr reply :
When you say T rig a Senko do you mean a regular stick Senko or a ribbon tail Senko?
boostr reply :
Never mind didn't think I needed to check the pics on the first post.
Darren. reply :
Wacky by far, but I use other techniques -- and no O rings, either. I'll use shrink wrap tubing sometimes...
Grizzn N Bassin reply :
Wacky rigged senko... I use a trigg for flipping in small pockets of Lilly pads
Grizzn N Bassin reply :
And I use either an o ring or just the hook doesn't matter to me. On Gary's I use the o ring others it doesn't matter.
Lip 'em! reply :
Weedless, weightless, wacky...did I say that right? Lol
ColdSVT reply :
I rarely use a senko but when i do i usually fish it weightless or texas
Spbassfish reply :
40% of the time I'm fishing I'm throwing a weightless senko. It works great texas rigged too.
BigMoneyGrip reply :
I'm pretty sure that however you can attach a senko to a hook, it will catch fish.
Chance_Taker4 reply :
Weightless T-Rig is the most productive then Whacky.
jignfule reply :
weightless t-rig
Bassguytom reply :
I use it wacky most of the time with no O ring. I just have never done as well with an O ring then without. I will t-rig around weeds and pads.
sp09 reply :
If anyone wants a senko that the tail floats on a shakey head or Carolina rig you should check out the one's for sale on ebay by kirknhollie. His senko's actually float, so they don't work weightless but are great for any weighted application. His baits are super soft and he will make any color you want, and they are much cheaper than real senko's. Just make sure you ask him for the baits that float as he also makes a bait that sinks. If you email him tell him Chris from Canada recommended these baits, thanks Chris.
tcbass reply :
On 5/1/2014 at 2:11 AM, Chance Brown said:Weightless T-Rig is the most productive then Whacky.
Why is that?
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