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Got up a little early and fished a pond I drive by on the way to work.  Caught a couple small ones on top water.  Decided to try a Senko.  Rigged a 6" Senko wacky style and tossed out towards the middle.  I'm watching it sink but something doesn't seem right so I take in the slack to see what's up.  I feel a quick tug and then nothing!  Reel in my bait and half of it is gone!

I'm sure that fish was 12 pounds  ;)

I just started fishing Senkos, does this happen often?

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I've had this happen plenty of times.  Senkos are really soft and it doesn't take much to tear them in half.  I've ripped them in half just getting them caught up in some thick weeds.  After catching a fish or two on one, even a bluegill that gets hold of the end can rip them.  

I doubt that fish was 12 lbs  ;)  A fish that big would have inhaled the whole senko in a heart beat instead of nipping at the end.

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LOL that's what I figured.  I was rather suprised though.

Being a fisherman I naturally have to assume it was a 12 pounder that 'got away'  ;D

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Next time put the hook in the half that the fish are biting  :;)

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I've had this happen plenty of times.  Senkos are really soft and it doesn't take much to tear them in half.  I've ripped them in half just getting them caught up in some thick weeds.  After catching a fish or two on one, even a bluegill that gets hold of the end can rip them.  

I just started fishing Senkos, does this happen often?

That would be a GYCB thing.  try an *** ;)  

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My first guess would be "warmouth",

but a 12-lb warmouth should be able to slurp a 6" senko

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it happens a lot in ponds because turtles will grab just about anything that goes by their head when they are looking for food.  Just be glad if it was a turtle that it didn't get the hook cuz they are a pain in the butt to try and get in first and secondly to try and get off the hook(NEVER GO NEAR A SNAPPING TURTLES MOUTH!)

I pulled in a...I would guess a 10-20lb snapping turtle once and it felt like reeling in a concrete block.

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