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Hey all. I was wondering what everyone's preferred method of fishing a yum dinger/senko/stick bait was. When do you most often use them and where? How do you like to rig it and fish it? Thank you!

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Anywhere anytime. Huge confidence bait and easy to make into a confidence bait. I weightless texas rig it, or wacky.i literally fish them every time out anywhere

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Anytime! Usually if I'm not catching anything, I'll get something on a stick bait. I used to t rig them but now I mainly wacky rig them, I find you get a much better action on the fall. Both ways catch loads of fish tho, that's just my preference.

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Anytime, any place.  I like to wacky rig and flick shake them.  It's my go to technique, sissy stick or not, it catches fish for me and they are not small.  I caught a 7.5lber last week doing the wacky dance.

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I'm pretty much like everyone else. I primarily wacky rig them, soI'll use a Senko just about anywhere under 8-10 feet.  We got one lake around here where you can take this canal back to a pond. Talk about a confidence booster for senkos/stick baits.  You can throw just about anything out there,crank baits, dropshot, or anything else you can think of and maybe catch a few fish.  Throw a wacky rig Senko and you won't stop catching them.

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I don't fish senkos now as much as I used to. Normally when I do I t-rig them. Almost never wacky.

I fish banks exclusively. Will a wacky senko produce shallow?

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I fish banks exclusively. Will a wacky senko produce shallow?

Absolutely! My favorite method of using a wacky

Rigged senko or trick worm this time of year.

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Absolutely! My favorite method of using a wacky

Rigged senko or trick worm this time of year.

Do you use the "wacky" hooks? I saw some at Gander Mountain the other day. Are they any good?

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Do you use the "wacky" hooks? I saw some at Gander Mountain the other day. Are they any good?

There are many choices, my favorite are Owner

Mosquito in 1/0 to 3/0 I also like the ssw which is

Just the owner hook w the cutting point..

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There are many choices, my favorite are Owner

Mosquito in 1/0 to 3/0 I also like the ssw which is

Just the owner hook w the cutting point..

Lol I just looked at a bunch of options on TW. The ones I saw at the store were the weedless Gamakatsu hooks. What size is best, or are they mainly one size?

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Lol I just looked at a bunch of options on TW. The ones I saw at the store were the weedless Gamakatsu hooks. What size is best, or are they mainly one size?

There are many, many sizes. If those are the Gammys w nylon weed guard, I didn't care for those. I have never broke a owner mosquito, never bent one either.. For me, the best is owner.

But I would encourage you to try a hook you like,

A brand you trust and go from there..

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Any time the water is wet ;)

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I use when fish are shallow. Wacky rigged with o-ring and weedless hook. I almost always use a skip cast with spinning rod and straight 20# PP braid. Up under docks, overhanging trees/bushes, etc

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Anywhere anytime. Huge confidence bait and easy to make into a confidence bait. I weightless texas rig it, or wacky.i literally fish them every time out anywhere

What he said^^^.

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I usually wacky rig them but when there are weeds around and I want to go into them I will t-rig and texpose the hook.

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Softies all the time. Incredible, productive.

 

Love 'em

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Absolutely KILLER on shallow pond bass!! Use them, they flat out work!

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Thanks for all the input guys! Lots of great advice so far. I appreciate it, I will definitely be using them more often. My preferred method of fishing for big largemouth is usually a Zoom trick worm on a spot remover 1/4 ounce shaky head, but I am just now getting into Senkos more because of all of the hype they have been getting. 

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