Yamamoto Senko Fishing hook review and price compare 2025

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Product overview

Color	Watermelon Black Red
Brand	Yamamoto
Size	.3" (Watermelon Black Red)
Material	Other
Item Weight	0.02 Pounds

product features

Product Type: Fishing Hook
Package Dimensions: 13.208 L X 11.43 W X 0.762 H (Centimeters)
Product Possess High Durability
Package Weight: 0.15 Pounds

product description

When Gary designed the Senko in the early 90s, he had no idea he was changing the future of fishing. There’s a Senko in the lineup for every possible application and for every angler, from the first-timer to the tour-level pro. Whether you fish it weightless, wacky-style, Texas-rigged, on a Carolina rig, or on a shakey head or flipping jig, this simple slab of plastic will revolutionize your game and increase your catches. If there's been one lure that has changed the face of fishing over the past five years it's the Senko. With its wide range of uses and subtle natural action the Senko has quickly become a favorite with anglers all over the world.

product details

Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 0.32 Ounces
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 6, 2021
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B09HW5ZZLR

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Questions about Yamamoto Senko Fishing hook

how many worms come to a pack

Answer: Usually eight to a pack, can depend on the size of the bait

Answer: 10 senkos a pack

Answer: Lindsey, the ones I bought were 10 to a pack. Hope that helps. Jim Gill

Answer: Hey Just Another Consumer...I just read the description again... the is no information on the number per bag... how about just answering the damn question instead of being a jerk.

Answer: If you read the product description, you'll get your answer. READ PEOPLE!

Is this the price for one worm or a pack? If a pack how many/ pack?

Answer: If you think the price is 11.99 for one worm, the fish are smarter than you. It's per pack.

Answer: 1.89 for 1 worm 14.35 for 10 pack worms

Answer: The price is per pack of worms. There are either 9 or 10 per pack depending on the size of the worm.

Answer: The price for a pack of 10

Answer: It is for a pack of worms

Answer: they are packs of 10 for 4 and 5 inch

Answer: 10 per pack.

I'm in KY, trying to do some bass fishing in Ponds, and small lakes/creeks. What colors would you recommend?

Answer: I live in western Kentucky. We fish lots of old coal mine lakes and farm ponds. I have been using these baits for years now, and I have one particular color that will catch me fish even on bad days. The red and black Senko is the number 1 go to bait in my tackle box. I fish this weedless with a extra wide gap hook. I have one pole dedicated to this lure.

Answer: I just try to go a shade darker than the water, or tan/pumpkin if it's clear...the main thing is fish it slow slow slow....

Answer: I suggest the senko 925 . Although they are designed soft to tear up easily (I wonder why) the 925 has been the go to worm for me!! I have never used them and not at least got bites, when nothing else seemed to work. Goog luck and happy fishing from Louisiana.

Answer: I'm in KY also, however, don't do any small ponds. However I have had good results with purpl pearl/blue flk; wtr blk, rd/lt wtr, red blk; gr pmkn w/red flk...all standard fair. Would suggest starting our with 4" and work up in size...just a suggestion. Good luck.

Answer: lots of colors work for me, anything with a little sparkle, I like to have a few colors on hand, black, green pumpkin watermelon, smoke/black silver flake, lots of colors are good.

Answer: What John Owen said below about the bigger and darker in muddy/stained water and more natural colors in clear water is the best and easiest explanation you will get. I buy black/blue and some times Black/chartreuse most often because the waters I usually fish are always stained.

Answer: Depends on the situation you're in: muddy or stained water or cloudy sky = bigger worm and darker color. Clearer water, partly cloudy to clear blue sky = smaller worm and more natural/brighter colors.

Answer: Well one of my favorites is watermelon with black fleck 3 inches that is a bass killer rite there

Answer: Any watermelon colors work well, but gold flake slays

going to lake mcconaughy.and.whichone you think i should use

Answer: Is that Lake McConaughy in Nebraska near Ogallala and Keystone ? What time of year are you going to go? What species of fish are you after? I'm sorry but without more information answering this question is hard..... That being said, I generally have good luck with the watermelon/black/red 4 inch bait in a wacky rig or Texas configuration near underwater grass and shore cover. If earlier in the year (early spring) a cinnamon/red bait in 3 inch size works well in rocky cover as it mimics a crayfish for winter hungry bass species.

Answer: I would pair it with the water clarity. If clear go with a watermelon or green pumpkin. If stained go with a June bug or other dark color.

Is this black with a blue flake?

Answer: Yes

Answer: yes

Do these expire or have a peak shelf life?

Answer: Hello,

Answer: I don't think I've ever seen a "use by" or expiration date on plastics. Like most soft plastics they will dry out over time. These are very soft and have a ton of salt in them, as a result they don't last very long. But they catch more fish than any other stick bait I've tried. I usually fish Yum Dingers until the fishing gets tough, then I break out the Yamamoto Senkos.

Answer: I have never heard of there being a shelf life. But anything is possible. I've had Senko baits that I've opened two years ago and they still seem to be fine. But unless you're thinking the price will change dramatically, delay your purchase. But if you have a favor color and you want to ensure you always have it available, then I understand. You can contact the company from their website "Contact Us"

Answer:

Answer: If you keep them in a ziploc bag, they stay soft and slippery. I also cut mine in 1/2 and get twice as many that way. Fish love them! Good luck.

Answer: It's just like any plastic bait. Does not really say on package but I'd estimate about five years unused.

Anyone tried this on trout fishing?

Answer: No, sorry but it does work well on bass, various forms of bass and crappie.

what color should be used for clear water? Buying for my husband, so I don't have a clue.

Why such a rip off price?

Answer: They catch fish effectively.

Taking kids bass fishing in Indiana - someone recommended these but now I'm seeing "wacky" rings etc. what all do I need to get to make these great?

Answer:

Answer: You do not need wacky ring but they will help keep your worm on the hook

What size would be best for northern pike? And best way to rig it?

Answer: I usually fish these "wacky" rigged. fish hit when it falls or after 10 seconds when you slowly lift the bait upwards. I like circle hooks, which requires you to wait a few SECONDS before setting the hook, but are sure hooking and always end up in the corner of the mouth, not in the stomach. I release all fresh water fish I catch. A fish is too valuable to the sport to only be caught once. good luck and tight lines.

Answer: I do mostly bass fishing but the 5inch to 7 inch work better either rig it texas or with a drop shot or wacky

which one of the worms float

Answer: Senkos are not designed to float, they slowly sink in a kinda flutter , fish hit it on the way down, if your fishing bottom, simple raise your rod tip slowly & let bait slowly flutter downward

Answer: Senkos do not float

Answer: None that I have ever used. They sink slowly and are meant to be fished without a weight. I catch bass mostly with 5 and 6" but fish for lake trout with the 4".

Is there an easier way to buy all 78 colors instead of clicking on each individual pack 78 times ?

Answer: My guys could easily make a listing for all 78 colors. I could bump that down to $9.49 a pack and still cover the Amazon fees and shipping but save you some cash.

How many sinkos come with it

Answer: It has been a while, but I think it was 10 each. I hope this helps.

Answer: I'm pretty sure it is like eight

is this bait work in saltwater?

Answer: Hai Hello, This worm is already salt impregnated so that shouldn't matter. Yes it will work.

Answer: Tbh i do not know I don't think this bait would work in salt water though

Answer: I am not sure - this bait is loaded with salt and shimmies on the fall in fresh water but I do not know how it would react in salt water.

Answer: Yes. Reds, flounder

Am looking for 5" disco green yamasenko

Answer: Walmart

What size hook should I use for 7 inch?

Answer: 3 ought Berkeley fusion weedless wacky hook.

Answer: Partly depends on size of fish you have the ability to catch

Answer: number 5

Answer: Owners # 3

what size hooks should they be used with?

Answer: I have had great success using 4/0 offset hooks. Need to fish these wacky style. Buy the wacky rings to prolong the life of your lure. These are great lures!

Answer: 3/0 EWG hook

Answer: 3/0 to 5/0 extra wide gap (EWG) for Texas or Carolina rig...just about any for wacky rig, just depends on what type if fish you're targeting. I like 3/0 and 4/0 EWG for large mouth bass

Answer: 3 o

Answer: 3/0

What kind of hook and what size for wacky rig?

Answer: I usually use a gamakatsu weedless wacky rig hook , or if I am using a drop shot a vmc spincast drop shot hook and still rig it wacky. This worm is an absolute fish catcher no matter how you fish it.

Answer: I different hooks but have had luck with a 3/0 offset worm hook

Answer: People use many different hooks but I prefer a gamakatsu drop shot wacky hook

Answer: 1/0 or 2/0 wack rig hook

Could these be used to catch stripped bass?

Answer: I’ve never used them anywhere but fresh water but have caught all species with them.

Answer: Yes they could. Its a good versatile bait.

Answer: Absolutely not no way

Answer: Yes.

Is this in fact color #330 gp w/ purple & copper? and it is 2-10paks?

I dont understand why I was offered 2 day shiping and the Item has not even shipped two days later? Really think I should receive a shipping credit???

Is it true your not supposed to use bullet weights on senkos?

Answer: I do not use bullet weights and have had great success. My number 1 go to bait.

Answer: I have has my best luck with this bait weightless or with a small weight just above a 2 or thee foot leader. Good Luck!

Answer: You can definitely but they are best weightless

Answer: I’ve never had to use them.

does anybody knowif they have flaoting worm

Answer: Top water floating? I would have to say no but could be wrong.

When you order the black smoke why do you get cream white?

Answer: They will look different in the water.

IS water melon or green pumpkin better? which one?

Answer: Both. Either. Pick one, catch a few fish with it, and it will become your favorite. Green pumpkin black flake or some other flake seems to be more popular. I catch more fish with baby bass than all the other colors combined, but of course I have confidence in it so I use it more than all the other colors combined.

Answer: Green pumpkin. 5 inch. size 3 EWG gamagatsu hook . Weightless. Flip it out and let it sink. Or swim it slowly.

Answer: I had a ton of success in the spring with watermelon. I caught roughly 8 largemouth bass between a 1-3lbs after a rain storm. I kayak fish a lake with my St. Croix rod and Pflueger Supreme XT reel. In my opinion, watermelon colored works best for largemouth bass.

Answer: It all depends on where you are fishing and what fish are going for on a perticular day, best bet is to but a few different colors and see what ones the fish bite on. Good luck

Answer: I love watermelon...but both are real good.

Answer: Watermelon

How many worms are included?

Answer: I really can't remember. It was either 9 or 10 in the bag.

Answer: 10

Answer: 7 or 8 I believe

Answer: 10

Answer: Not sure, it seemed like about a dozen. Worth every penny.

how many worms in a pack of 7 inches?

Answer: 7 inch Senko's have 5 worms in a pack.

Answer: I believe there are only 5 in the 6" and 7" packages. The 3", 4", and 5" packages have 10 in each.

Answer: There are 10 worms in a pack.

Answer: I never use 7in Senkos...don't know. BTW, a Gary cut tail on a Slider worm hook works even better than a Senko.

Answer: 5 per package

The $275 worm is roughly the same amount as my boat payment. Is it worth it?

Answer: Awesome question. I can’t tell what would cost $275 after checking through several sizes and colors. That must be a mistake. I can’t imagine any lures being worth $275 myself unless it was lifetime unlimited numbers and types.

Answer: It's actually $7.62 for a pack of 10. I purchased the watermelon green and red flake for my uncle to use at KY Lake, he LOVED them and had me order more right away!

Answer: Not sure where you get that price

Answer: Price is wrong!

4"yamasenko smoke color 9S-10-002 not correct.on web? ;-( also cinnamon bulk large purple flake or color 9S-10-221

Answer: Have you tried using off brand senko like tiki sticks or a local shop? I found they work better than Senkos and are more durable. As far as colors they are different for brands too. I usually super glue my 2 favorite colors together is also a good variation.

Answer: I'm not sure all the ones I ordered came right

Is this black with a blue flake?

Answer: Yes

Answer: yes

ya i want purple gary yamamoto fishing bait, for catching walley, do you have them?

Answer: Thank you for your message. Let us look to see if we have any in purple and we'll let you know. Thank you.

Will this work for northern pike? If so what size and color do you think would work best?

Answer: I have never fished for Pike but if they can be caught on a plastic worm then these guys should work fine. I catch bass and lake trout in them. 5to6 inch for bass and 4 inch for trout.

i am looking for kanami 5 inch

New fisher here, what size should I choose for 1-8 pund bass?

Answer: Probably the most versatile size of this bait is the 5" - it can be fished Texas rigged, Wacky, weighted or weightless, yada, yada, yada...... But then again, sometimes the bass want something smaller.......

Answer: 5" or 6" works great. Depending on the time of year, and water conditions (murky, clear) you will want a couple colors. I have great luck with pink. Black is also a good stand by color and one with some sparkles (I like the dark green or blue). We've caught MANY 5-6 pound bass with these baits.

Answer: I have great luck with the 5" Yamamoto's -- Colors can vary depending on your area, but for me the baby bass is one of the best. Good Luck!

Answer: 5” inch

Answer: 5 inch then If you want to cut it in half you can also.

Answer: 5 inch

Do the colors really affect the catch count?

Answer: Not all the time, but yes it can. I was fishing in a small pond with no luck and the owner came out and said you need to be using reddish color. when I switched everything changed. I like pumpkin and the dark purple with bright flecks. caught an 11 pound bass on the dark purple this year. 6" bait. good luck. bueno suerte

Answer: If you can match the water color, it often helps.

Answer: Depending on the water clarity & weed beds, yes A safe bet is a Black senko.

Answer: It can

which worm packs are 0.10 cents

Do you sale color in bulk quantity

Answer: Does a bear shit in the woods?

I fish here (41.494762, -81.731060 <--Google maps.) any advice on color and size would be great.

Answer: Can't help because I don't fish anywhere near Edgewater Park near Cleveland. However, I get more hits with the cut tail Gary's than seinkos. These lures are still much better than any other artificial worms. And, make sure to use Slider hooks.

Answer: What species of fish are you trying to catch?

Answer: My most effective senco is a 5" in dark pumpkin/amber hooked on a #4/0 twist pin worm hook.Second choice dark pumpkin/watermelon,third choice black/white.Fishing for smallmouth or largemouth from bank on upland reservoirs.

Answer: I do best using 6'' black wacky style

Is it a ten pack or just one worm?

Answer: BE AWARE! Only the 5" senkos come with 10 in a pack. The 6" only has 5 and they do not make that clear. They're more expensive and you dont get that much more product. They need to add a couple more in my opinion. I suspect the 7" is not a 10 pack as well.

Answer: 10 pack for 5” worm

Answer: Ten pack

Answer: 10

Are these sented?

Answer: I haven’t bought this particular bubble gum senko, but my 5’ Black senko are salt covered

The color description and pictures don't match up. Which is correct?

what size hook should i use??

Answer: For Texas rig I use a Gamakatsu 3/0 EWG hook. For wacky there are several options but a size 1 gamakatsu octopus circle hook or equivalent from Owner or your favorite brand work very well.

Answer: for texas rig 3/0 ewg hook and for wacky rig 1/0 wacky rig weed less hook.

Answer: Size 1 with the clear brush guard over the hook. Looks like harder fishing line that protects the hook. You set it up using the o rings and the o rings hold the hook.

How many in a pack?

Answer: 10 per pack.

Answer: Five or six, and they are worth the money.

Should i do 3 inch? or so the extra 2 dollars and get the 4 inch?

Answer: I would go with the 5" seiko. I have found them to be effective on bass as little as 7 or 8 inches. If you are strictly fishing for smaller bass the smaller bait will work, however the 5" senko has worked for me from as small as I want to catch all the way up to 5 pounds

Answer: What are you looking to fish for? I would recommend the 4 inch for bass, they tend to bite bigger things but I have used 3 inch before and they work fine.

Answer: I normally use the 5 inch. I think the 3 might be a bit small unless you are using a shaker head or a Ned rig. I even have some six and seven inch senkos. A three inch would in my opinion be a special use item. Like someone else said, you can use the five for almost anything.

Answer: Go 4"

Answer: I use the 5” wacky rigged. Seems to work for me. Mainly largemouth in small lakes and pounds. 4” work for smallies around her in the rivers. Hope that helps.

Answer: Get the 5”

How many come in a pack?

Answer: It was close to 10-12

How many are in the pack? It doesn't say anywhere

Answer: 8 pcs

What weather/waters should i use the cinnamon brown black purple flake?

Answer: Great technique in either lakes or rivers, whacky rigging the bait and bouncing it over smallmouth bass spawning beds. Spring time temps that bring the water temp into the 50's and 60's will trigger this. Also, a great technique in the heat of summer on rivers, whacky rigging and tossing the bait into the back end of deeper holes and gently twitching the bait will get the smallmouth to strike. They don't move much at this time and wait for food to be washed into the back of the holes. Hope this helps land you some more fish

Answer: I would suggest you use it in dark or stained waters. It would also be good in lower light conditions such as dusk and dawn.

how many do i get?

Answer: Depends what size you buy.

I need 5" Yamasenkos in cinnamon brown/no flk

Product reviews of Yamamoto Senko Fishing hook

mattman : Don't go fishing without these beauties.

Want to catch bass? Buy these worms.
5", green/brown(clearer water), or black(muddy water) with any flake color. I fish them 'wacky rigged'(use wacky O-rings or they'll fall part pretty easy), with a Gamakatsu Wicked Wacky Hook 3/0 size. If shallow water(5 feet or less), fish them weightless. Cast out and LET THEM SINK NATURALLY.
If you don't know what Wacky Rigged means please Google it. It's great for these baits and many others.

Have patience. They don't sink quick when they're rigged weightless, but this is GOOD! These things shine when they're sinking naturally. Let them hit bottom and then let it sit for 3-10 seconds. Gently raise your rod up 3-4 feet and let it sink again while reeling in the slack. Maybe give it a twitch or two when you're raising your rod up. But then let it sink naturally again for 3-10 seconds. Rinse, repeat, catch fish.

If it's a bit deeper, fish it with a Drop Shot rig or Texas rig with a .25oz weight.
You can fish these things so many different ways. This is what works for me. More so than anything else I've tried. I live in Ohio and fish mostly lakes.
Have fun!

Thomas Burns Jr : The best of the best!

Hands down, the Gary Yamamoto Senko’s are on top of the soft plastic bait world. Nothing compares to the sink rate, and that drives bass absolutely bonkers. No matter the conditions, these are a go-to bait for smashin’ bass!

Amelia : Five Stars

The color looks attractive and it's definitely a durable soft bait that would last long.

Venice Moon : The leader in senkos

Can you go wrong with a senko? Especially one infused with salt?

Sarah Baker : Must have in the tackle box

Never tried these before until I bought this pack after hearing about them. I will admit, they do get some bites. They have earned a permanent spot in my box. What I like a lot about them is they have enough mass to get a good cast with them. I do not use any weights, just a 4/0 EWG hook. Highly recommend giving them a try.

Tom S. : Skam, Wrong color

Great worms but wrong color. I keep ordering watermelon but they keep sending dark red/black with flakes.

Bob G : Natural color looks good with nice action

Trying natural color from this company. Durability may be an issue as I rigged it only a few times and it's starting to weaken , other then that a nice worm for Texas rigs

Michael R. Kloeber : The real deal

I’ve found very few worms as good as the “original” Yamamoto senko’s.

Amazon Customer : Good bait / bad service...

The bait is absolutely awesome and catches fish any time... my problem is that i ordered 2 green pumpkin and 1 watermelon red, well both showed up black with blue flake... even the packages say the correct color but all 3 packages are black with blue flake... come on now, the most expensive senko bait out there and can’t even ship the correct color... stuck with it now because it’s not worth shipping it back...
Overstock of one color so you stuff it in a different bag and stick the buyer with it....??? Sure seems that way...

Kevin : Buy. Find bass. Catch fish.

Can't beat the Senko. I fish these almost exclusively wacky rigged and have a LOT of luck. Use O-rings if wacky rigging since these guys are not very durable.

Quentin : The best bass bait out there.

Highly pressured lakes? Overfished? Dog days of summer? The Senko is the perfect all-around lure for most times of the year and is pretty much the best you can get. I do HIGHLY recommend buying O-rings to wrap around as the durability of the Senko is really weak. After one maybe two strikes it will fall apart. I won't reduce the rating for that reason because it does catch fish.

Kings Jewels : Fish Magnet

Great service good product!

Billsreview : Bass Fishing

Great for NE LAKES

Amazon Customer : Good bait / bad service...

Rob : Not Durable But Work!

Definitely catches fish. Can cast it well, they’re a bit brittle/not nearly durable enough. Forget surviving a hit or a catch, 6 or 8 casts in brush or along the bottom and it’ll all but come apart! But dang, they do catch fish!

T Fischer : Big worm!

These worms are good bait worth the purchase.

Keith Sargent : They are Yamamoto , enough said

These catch fish, we have only used them "wacky" rigged, but they can be rigged in countless other ways. Wasn't sure about this color, but it's a winner.

Budget Outdoors : If you don't know now you know.

These catch largemouth. If you think they are there and you aren't able to catch them put one of these on wacky on and throw it in their face.

murmur : These catch bass when nothing else works.

These catch bass. On dark rivers, I use dark colors, especially the dark green patterns and black with blue flake. In lighter tanic acid water I like the ones in the brownish area. I like lighter silvers and blue in clear water. Two tones (where the back and belly are different colors) don't seem to work as well for me.

T. SNYDER : Dont Waste You"re Money!

Too soft ,zero durability. destroyed after a single catch. they come 5 per pack(product description says 10) not worth the $$$ . they dont catch fish any better

ROBERT HALL : Five Stars

Theodore P. Huff : Great price and function

Appears to work well for Base fishing.

Jaden : I got a lot of big mouth basses.

I used the Yamamoto Senko Bait and 4/0 hook and got a lot of big mouth basses.

Allen : Senko's are too much hype

There are like a dozen soft plastic baits that do not wear out like these. Dont get me wrong they catch fish all day however, they are overpriced. I have had several fly off my Texas rig because they dont last more than one fish or a few casts... Go with YUM or Zoom. And buy your stuff in store from Wal-Mart or something similar...I have found the sellers on amazon are typically overpriced.

Ryan V. Smith : Top bass bait, too expensive

My go-to bass bait but cost-prohibitive. The copy-cat brands have caught up in their technology so I will probably be buying those from now on.

Amazon Customer : BUT THEY WORK BETTER THAN THE SLIMS in catching large Bass

I thought that I had ordered this in 'slim' style. When it arrived my husband was upset because it wasn't. But, we were leaving to go boating/fishing and did not have time to replace them. BUT THEY WORK BETTER THAN THE SLIMS in catching large Bass! So, I'm out of the 'dog house'. He will order these from now on.

Shaun Carroll : Great stick baits but very soft...

These stick baits are definitely great but I have been very disappointed with just how soft they are and the way they only hold up for a few fish. I got hits very quickly with them and hooked a few smaller bass but I am saving them for ponds or lakes where I know there are larger bass knowing I will only get a few fish max on them.

They are definitely irresistible to bass but you only get a few fish per bait so know this before buying them...the fish per bait price is steep with these...

Jake : but that gives them better action in the water

South Florida lakes are dark and cloudy. These Black with blue flake and Junebug color Senkos are second to none. Yes, they are softer due to the salt content in them, but that gives them better action in the water. Buy these if you want to catch bass

Amazon Customer : Hope my competition never buys these

Yes they break apart, yes they are soft, but if you want the most effective Senko on the market hands down, the Yamamoto Senko is it. I don't know the science behind it but 2 weeks ago I took a person fishing and gave him a clinic on the senko. I tied on one of the Yams and hammered fish after fish, and then I used another brand and though I caught a few, it was day and night different, much slower bites. I cast out the other brand and not get a hit, then in the same spot cast the Yam and catch 3 or 4 fish. These baits have better action and they are softer and the fish bite them and hang on. Many times if you are not careful the fish will swallow the bait whole so when using this brand of senko you actually have to set the hook more quickly than normal to avoid killing the fish. Hey, do what you want. I hope none of my competition ever buys these personally

Pistol Pete : Exactly what I wanted A +

Gary Yamamoto = the best senkos ever made.

BlueFalcon : Fall apart easily

There’s no doubt that these catch fish, but im not sure i can justify the price then they tear up after catching one fish

Shaun Carroll : Great stick baits but very soft...

Thomas Burns Jr : The best of the best!

Rob : Not Durable But Work!

Isai Velasquez : These are great the action is like no other but i give ...

These are great the action is like no other but i give it 4 stars because they tear easily

James Janzen : They work, and work well

product works, used it many times before.
true pour body. solid yet supple, twitch em and hang on..

unfortunately I ordered for my vacation. At time of order ,delivery date was within 5days of trip. arrived two days after i left. so they will sit until.....well we will have to see.

BlueCrab : One of the best ways to catch Bass

One of my go to's for Largemouth Bass. Many times it outfishes all other baits and lures. I've been using Yamamoto products since they came out. I've written to the owner once giving praise and was pleased to get a response back as well. Great product. Wish it was a tiny bit more durable but it probably comes at a cost to the action I assume. One of my favorite means to catch Bass!

Tom S. : Skam, Wrong color

Great worms but wrong color. I keep ordering watermelon but they keep sending dark red/black with flakes.

Skyler76 : Bass crack.

There's nothing I can say about these that hasn't already been said. They catch fish when nothing else can. There's so many different ways to rig them. I have plenty of other brands in my tackle bag but every-time I go to use them I just grab a senko. Even the identical off brand worms don't seem to get the bites these do.

RandyRT : Hooked a monster bass on first throw.

I'm a novice fisherman... Especially when it comes to freshwater. I was using a small gold spoon and catching small bass and brim. I thought that's all the lake had in it.... Wrong.... Thanks to this worm I found out my lake has absolute monsters in it. He did get off the hook unfortunately... But when he jumped, it was incredible how large he was.

Frank Peel : This is my go to bait

I'll start the day with top water, crank or spinner baits. But by mid-morning I inevitably Texas rig a Yamamoto Senko worm in Watermelon. And it's rare that I don't catch SOMETHING! If, like me, you hate getting skunked, give these a try.

ROBERT HALL : Five Stars

rbw : Simply the best

If you are on the fish, this is what you want. Almost an immediate hookup every cast.

Clark H. : A Must have Bait !

A Household Name in Plastic Worms , I Got the Black and Blue Flake Ones , I Also Like the Goby Color . A Must have for any Bass Fisherman.

D Ward / aka BIGD : Good bait

Bass love em. Wish they wouldlast thru more fish

m..zangar : The best stick bait around

Often duplicated, but the action of this bait is never achieved with the knock offs. I have used the imitations of this bait but they don't have the same action nor do they produce the fish the senko does.

James Janzen : They work, and work well

Just another fan. : These are by far the best rubber worms you can use for Bass

These are by far the best rubber worms you can use for Bass. Caught 13 two days ago and 7 plus a pike yesterday. And hooked something that eventually snapped my line it was so huge(no fish story).

Amazon Customer : Best non live bait out there

Love Yamamoto Senkos. Not sure I've used a more consistent bait than these. Occasionally I get the urge to try other plastics but I always seem to end up throwing a Yamamoto back on.

TX Dad : Bass candy

What can I say that hasn't already been said. If you want to catch fish this is your ticket. No matter conditions or time of day or location, if bass are around they'll likely hit this. When you feel the thump, reel in any excess line and give that rod a hard tug to set the hook (this should take no more than 3-4 seconds) then hang on and start reeling. Great bait!

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