Yamamoto Senko Laminates

The advantage I see with the Laminate senko is it looks more like a baitfish. All bait fish are lighter on the bottom than on top. As well as most prey or animals for that matter. Senko fishing has established itself as a top way to catch shallow fish. The senko works many ways but shines when worked weightless. The fall of the senko is magical and no bait is as popular rigged weightless. The only downside to a senko is that it usually isn't as good fished in deeper water. It is also deadly dead sticked and a lot people never dead sticked a bait before the senko. The 5in senko is the most popular size and most versatile. I use mine like a Texas rig letting it sink and lifting and dropping the bait but also can work it faster when I need to cover more water. The key to good hooksets is take your time fish wont drop a senko. I always use a pumpkin or watermelon unless I am around alot of shad when I go to a baitfish color. I use mine anytime fish are shallow and they aren't limited to murky water. I am sure most people have fished senkos but if your new to bass fishing or are buying for someone you cant go wrong with these. They real knock is senkos aren't cheap and they are soft and tear up easy. But I learned a good trick if you rotate the lure you can get more use and you can even turn it backwards if you need to. If there is a must have bait it is the senko. sb-mrbassky1

I am not sure that I can say anything more than what other anglers have said for years. The subtle pulsating action of this bait is absolutely tremendous. This can be fished weightless, t-rigged, carolina rigged, wacky, shaky head, drop shot, or used as a jig trailer. All ways mentioned will definitely catch fish. The different sizes of this lure make it ideal for almost any conditions. Some other brands have tried to imitate the senko, but no one has matched the fish catching ability of the original. The colors of the laminate series are awesome. SN name: bd pettit