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8 hours ago, ScottK91 said:

I use 3" for Ned rig and 4" for everything else rarely use 5" but always keep a few in the boat 

also use 3"  & 4" on drop shot

Do u fish 5" for largemouth Or only 3-4" for everything 

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It might be psychological for me, but I like 4" for smallies and 5" for largemouth.

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3 hours ago, Fish yeeter said:

Do u fish 5" for largemouth Or only 3-4" for everything 

If I'm throwing a 5" it's for largemouth but I throw 3-4" 95% of the time for large and smallmouth

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During spring, rockies will bite your trolling motor, lol.  Adrienne!

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I've noticed no Rhyme or Reason to senkos and the fish that eat them.   Buddy dragging a 5" senko off the side of my canoe with the TM at max got smoked by a 14" Crappie.  5" Senko caught a 5" bass.  Up hear Pre and Post spawn a 6" senko kills the smallies, but a 5" gets passed over.  I know on the St Larry the 4" senko is a must.  I've got custom pour 10" senkos that have caught 12"ers.  I think it's more about the angler's confidence (most of the time) in what they are throwing.

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Are you asking if size matters?

Yes. Yes it does.

I use Senkos from 3 to 6 inches and catch bass on all.

As the water temperatures drop I go to a smaller Senko.

I also will throw a 3-incher all year if bites are far and few between.

Experiment. That's the fun of bass fishing. Try 'em all and when you find the size and color go for the gold!!!!

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Started last yr throwing the 5" and had success, when things got slow I went to the 4" and my luck improved 3 fold.

This Fall the 4" was outperforming the 5 by a large margine and the size was up also....

Explains why wally world is always low on the 4's

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I'm new to the forum and I think that its ironic that this is my first post after the year I'm having.

I had been out of fishing for awhile and just got back into it again this year. My fishing buddy introduced me to the Senko. This is by far my go to bait for bass. I usually use the 5" and my partner usually uses the 4". We have been catching fish all year long on both. I have caught  everything from a 3-1/2 pounder to a 6-7" bass on the 5" Senko. My partner has done the same with a 4" Senko. He seems to get more hook-ups on the 4" where I missed quite a few with the 5". We both use 3/0 hooks

 

I just recently purchased the 3" Senko yesterday to try out at Dale Hollow for some smallies.......wish me luck!!

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2 hours ago, desmith0021 said:

I'm new to the forum and I think that its ironic that this is my first post after the year I'm having.

I had been out of fishing for awhile and just got back into it again this year. My fishing buddy introduced me to the Senko. This is by far my go to bait for bass. I usually use the 5" and my partner usually uses the 4". We have been catching fish all year long on both. I have caught  everything from a 3-1/2 pounder to a 6-7" bass on the 5" Senko. My partner has done the same with a 4" Senko. He seems to get more hook-ups on the 4" where I missed quite a few with the 5". We both use 3/0 hooks

 

I just recently purchased the 3" Senko yesterday to try out at Dale Hollow for some smallies.......wish me luck!!

Welcome to Bass Resource and good luck at Dale Hollow!

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