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Senko Tip

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If you find that when your fishing with a senko and it's not really bitting, here's a tip you can do to improve it. It's basically adding it a tail, well 4 tails... I have not tried it yet, but you got nothing to lose. Make sure to use smaller scissors, i used big ones, and it does a bad job.

Heres a video to show you how to do it:

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Enjoy, Rico

If anyone tries it, could you tell me if it actually works better?

Thanks!
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Post by FishingIsHealing »

Thanks Rico!

I never though of this.....although I have cut senkos in half, 1/4, and split them down the middle........

But this looks very interesting, even if you can make 6-8 tails on it..or on either side.....u need very small sharp scissors i guess.

I will try this the next time i'm out!

Thanks man!

Very nice..... :)

Take care Rico! And hope you catch big ones! haha

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In half? :? :? Care to explain? :lol: :lol: You could prob make 8 tails with those bigger senkos, i use 4" senkos i think, or 5", not sure, can only make 4 tails at the max, and it is a little hard. And yes, sharp scissors is the key, i have small scissors, but not sharp at all, and i have big sharp ones, but too big, the ones they guy has in the video would be perfect!

Hope i catch big ones too! :lol: :lol: :lol: Good luck to you too :P

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I just mean I would cut the worm in half.......like vertically......

so it's 2 pieces.....smaller pieces......so fish arent' as intimidated by it.....

i haven't had much luck with Senkos, i need to try that trick out.....

I find the only fish that can and will eat them are huge fish.......which is nice but sometimes there are only smaller fish around...

anywho, I need to keep trying with the Senkos, because everyone else seems to realy like them.
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I think all the bass i caught where on my senkos, i especially like my brown color, but with a flashy green tip, i cought my 4 1/2 pounder with it :)
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These are the only 2 colors i have for now, they are expensive i find, 5$ per pack, i got enough with just 2 packs :P

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But like i said, the one on top, the best for me, i guess fish see the flashy green and they like it?
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Post by Chevy Champagne »

how would you rig it texas or wacky
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walleye man wrote:how would you rig it texas or wacky
Me or Tom? :lol:

Well i always right them texas weightless, ive never really tried wacky rigging.
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both
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How do you rig them walleye man? Ive cought all my bass texas rig, should really try wacky though...
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Post by Terry_F »

Interesting!!!!

Next time they're not biting, I'll give that a try.
Wacky rigged, and cut both ends, sort of like a "spider-dog".

Almost turn the senko into a jig, but with thick trailers.
I'll let you know if it works out.
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Post by Namaycush »

Great video! I think you have solved my problem of how to find replacement skirts for my Hulla Poppers! Just cut the skirts from a senko and tie them on with my fly tying kit ;-)
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Post by Rico24 »

hey terry, that sounds like a good idea, im gonna have to try that with a wacky rig, cut both ends, never thought of that!
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