Yamamoto Senko 6'' Watermelon Red & Green 5pk

Took me way to long to jump on this band wagon. I never understood the appeal but now I realize I was dumb before. I've caught everything from half pounders to my current PB at 5.1 on these suckers. If you don't have a pack in your tackle bag, you're wrong.

What's not to love about the Yamaoto Senko? It is a proven lure that catches fish. I usually fish it as a weightless wacky worm, weighted-weedless wacky worm, and texas rig. You can't go wrong with tossing a senko when nothing else is working for you on the water.

This item is a matched the perfect color fish wanted , ended up winning first place in a small tournament , have to kinda keep color a secret , because it worked so well , bigger fish just seemed to eat it very well .. senco baits will catch ‘em very well , great baits

The Classic. Rig it wacky. Throw it around wood. Let it sink to the bottom. It won't make it there. Gets bit when nothing else will. Watch any of the bass episodes of Field Trips with Robert Field and you will see it catching fish.

I catch more bass with Yamamoto Senkos than any other lures, worms, or plugs in my tackle box. If I could only have one bait in my tackle box it would be a Yamamoto senko.

If there was ever the ultimate "do all" soft plastic, the 5" Yamamoto Senko is it! There are a ton of ways to rig these lures, they are available in every color and size you could want, and they simply catch fish! Nothing beats the original Senko, and I've tried them all! If I had to pick a single lure to catch a fish for the rest of my days it would be a wacky rigged 5" senko. Let's go!

I love using Senko worms when the fish are just too stubborn to bite anything else and nobody makes them quite like Yamamoto!

Bought this and mistook it for a different color a buddy of mine was crushing on one day. But I did catch a nice 3lb on it so I'd say it works

I really like the bait. I have caught very good fish on it. Downside is they are very soft and tear up fast.

Stock brighter colors more often please. Dark colors don't get hits in dark or stained waters unless you put in front of a fishes face