Senko, Rage Bug, Ribbon Worm

[Green Trout]

Out of a Rage Bug, a Senko, and a Plastic Worm, which one is best for getting a lot of bites not big fish?

[ABW]

For me, I will always catch tons on senkos. Its painfully slow, but if its the only thing they're biting I'll throw it

[Matthew2000]

Senko especially 4 inch dinks fo days

[iabass8]

I think it would be a Senko and I don't think it's close. maybe a split shot rig'd trick worm.

[F14A-B]

#1 is senko # 2 is trig worm 7" straight or ribbon

[roadwarrior]

I have had very good luck this year with the Rage Bug Jika rigged and as a Chatterbait trailer.

 

 

 

 

[nascar2428]

You can catch quantity and quality with a Senko style bait. It all depends on the conditions.

[Catch and Grease]

depends what I'm doing honestly but I've caught tons of bass on culprit ribbon tails

[Mike L]

The Rage bug Rage rigged

Shakey head with a trick worm

Wacky rigged senko

Mike

[BasshunterJGH]

For me, I will always catch tons on senkos. Its painfully slow, but if its the only thing they're biting I'll throw it

X2.

[desmobob]

I think it would be a Senko and I don't think it's close. maybe a split shot rig'd trick worm.

 

+1

 

I always figure if I can't catch 'em on a wacky Senko, they're not there....  ;-)   It's not my favorite bait to fish, but it is effective!

 

Tight lines,

Bob

[Jtrout]

Culprit 7.5 ribbon tail in tomato color killed them this summer dinks and hogs they all wanted it lol

[smalljaw67]

The Senko has been my go-to bait since it came out, it literally saved a lot of days when you couldn't buy a strike on a jig or anything else, even T-rigged ribbon worms with and without weight didn't work but a T-rigged weightless Senko always seems to get bit. The same thing when I'm fishing river smallmouth, a 3" Senko rigged on a 1/16oz or 3/32oz jig head drifted in to a pool and dead sticked will draw strikes for fish that could care less about anything else.

[Senko lover]

As you may be able to judge from my profile name, I love senkos. For me, they catch more quantity than quality, but they do catch bigger fish. Obviously, using a larger one helps (6 inch over 4 inch).