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which catches more fish, a weightless t rigged senko or a texas rigged ribbon tail worm?

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personally i catch more on a yum dinger senko> but when with my son he uses ribbontails alot and we both catch fish. i think its up to each what comfortable with

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For me it's weightless t-ririgged plastic stick baits. Ribbontails have their time and place, I just don't use them that much.

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Senko for sure 

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1 hour ago, rod snapper said:

which catches more fish, a weightless t rigged senko or a texas rigged ribbon tail worm?

Probably the one that gets used the most

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Impossible to definitively say. 

I caught my PB on 7" fat max ribbon tail but comparing the 2 I'll catch more numbers on a weightless Senko. 

 

Its like anything else in fishing they'll hit what they want when they want to hit it. 

 

 

 

 

 

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I've had the experience of catching more fish on the senko, but if i'm honest, i also use the senko alot more than the ribbon tail.

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The ribbon tail gets it done year after year. The Senko has saved many days too. Got to have both.

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   Weightless senko for me. The slower drop provides more "strike time". This is especially true in submerged timber.  jj

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For numbers, I am often out fished by students throwing weightless wackyrigs with senkos

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The Senko produces more for me. I haven’t really compared them head to head, but over time the Senko has become a lure that I will always have on hand. The ribbon tail may have its place, but I’m not sure how to fit it in. When would I use a ribbon tail over a Senko? I don’t know the answer to that question.

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Both? 

 

I fish both, and they are both producers for me. Each has its time and place in my tackle. I know the Senko can catch some big fish (lost 2 big ones after straightening out the Owner 2/0 hooks I was fishing 4” Senkos on). However, the ribbon tail worm seems to be a better size producer for me, especially during the hottest part of the days in the summer. 

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Mostly senkos for me. During the dog days when the water gets really warm, the ribbontail seems to do better. 

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For me, weightless Senko hands down.

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