08-01-2008, 03:38 AM
First off, I'm happy that we can help. I call all stickbaits 'Senkos'. Gary Yamamoto baits produces the Senkos which are well known amongst bass anglers, therefore any imitation is called a Senko. They are nice but they are pricey and they don't hold up well. I prefer to use Wave Worms Tiki Sticks, they're updating their website right now but a search on "wave Worms" will produce quite a bit of info. I like Wave Worms because they are cheap, last long, multiple color selection, and they sell them at Wally World (Wal-Mart).
There is nothing wrong with using a spinner, if it's catching fish that's all that matters but you are limited to fishing open water where there are no snags. Spinner and chatterbaits work well when there is 'cover' but will still pull up moss. That's the advantage of using a stickbait as it is weedless when Texas rigged. I'll shoot ya pm.
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There is nothing wrong with using a spinner, if it's catching fish that's all that matters but you are limited to fishing open water where there are no snags. Spinner and chatterbaits work well when there is 'cover' but will still pull up moss. That's the advantage of using a stickbait as it is weedless when Texas rigged. I'll shoot ya pm.
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