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Shiner Minnow
Posted 06 October 2013 - 11:18 PM
^ I do! lol
I went there last Tues with a friend and it was dry.... a bunch of nibbles but nothing solid.
I love the Yama's, had great success using them, any suggestions on other soft worms? I'm currently trying the Strike King KVD and its been pretty good; very impressed with the durability.
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Smallmouth Bass
Posted 06 October 2013 - 11:48 PM
I have been using ZOOM Baits. Amazing stuff.
Shiner Minnow
Posted 06 October 2013 - 11:55 PM
how are the bass pro tourney worms?
Smallmouth Bass
Posted 06 October 2013 - 11:59 PM
They are great! I just lately have had some amazing luck with the zoom baits. They have a worm/bush hog/zhog/swim bait shad. Amazing stuff right now
Rainbow Trout
Posted 07 October 2013 - 11:51 AM
They have a worm/bush hog/zhog/swim bait shad.
Is this bait a crossover between all of those different types or just a list of all of Zoom's different style of baits.
Smallmouth Bass
Posted 08 October 2013 - 11:19 AM
The bush hog is a creature bait, they have a zoom senko, the zoom tube, and their swim bait shad. All different baits made by zoom.
Sunfish
Posted 09 October 2013 - 05:51 PM
They are great! I just lately have had some amazing luck with the zoom baits. They have a worm/bush hog/zhog/swim bait shad. Amazing stuff right now
Sunfish
Posted 09 October 2013 - 05:56 PM
how are the bass pro tourney worms?
Shiner Minnow
Posted 10 October 2013 - 12:33 PM
^ don't get me wrong I love the yama senkos, but I agree with you they tear to easy.
Started using the strike king KVD worms and they've lasted me twice as long compared to the senkos. Just experimenting with different brands at the moment.
Rainbow Trout
Posted 10 October 2013 - 01:49 PM
I love using senko's but recently the Gambler worms i've been using are just as good...and cost almost half the price. But all in all i'd say the mizmo tubes will outfish any plastics...
Smallmouth Bass
Posted 10 October 2013 - 02:16 PM
haha funny you mention the brush hog. My bro-in-law swears by this bait! I guess it's whatever you are confident in!
Ahaha, they are great! There are some really nice colors that most companies do not have of the senkos.
Sunfish
Posted 11 October 2013 - 11:30 AM
a little off the topc but heres a cool vid on tricking out a senko
Heres a question, can i make it in to a trailer for a jig? I can use the half the as the body, and make the tentacles that he makes into claws.
thanks
theyoungfisherman
Rainbow Trout
Posted 11 October 2013 - 12:16 PM
You can use anything as a trailer! I like a white or grey senko/senko style worm to use as a trailer for a grey swimjig replicating a shad.
Sunfish
Posted 11 October 2013 - 08:30 PM
You can use anything as a trailer! I like a white or grey senko/senko style worm to use as a trailer for a grey swimjig replicating a shad.
Interesting, I may have to give this a shot...
Rainbow Trout
Posted 11 October 2013 - 11:07 PM
Interesting, I may have to give this a shot...
Smallmouth Bass
Posted 12 October 2013 - 02:55 AM
FishHawk, try the ZOOM Fluke Stick. They are great stuff! Been better than the other style senkos I have been using. Honestly, I love ZOOM baits because they have the best and most true colors! The quality of their plastics cannot be beat. I have used the Fluke Stick as a texas senko, also a wacky senko and cut off the V tail to make it a traditional senko. Also recommend their trailers(Super Salted Chunks). They have been the best action on my Strike King flipping jigs so far.
Smallmouth Bass
Posted 12 October 2013 - 02:58 AM
a little off the topc but heres a cool vid on tricking out a senko
Heres a question, can i make it in to a trailer for a jig? I can use the half the as the body, and make the tentacles that he makes into claws.
thanks
theyoungfisherman
What a waste of a senko! ahha. I think the traditional senko style is the best. He basically just created a tube style worm creature bait ahha.
Unaccomplished Steelheader
Posted 13 October 2013 - 09:30 AM
nothing wrong with them at all! I buy the big pack of 100 -all different colours for I think under $20. And they come with a clear plastic case. I find the Yamamotos to be to pricey and I think they tear too easily
Its probably intentional that they tear that easily - more realistic feel for the fish. The cheap ones are made that way not because they're more durable but because its a cheaper process/material. With that said bass aren't really picky but I don't like using cheap tackle when i'm investing my entire day on the water.
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