senko

what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

er stained I meant.

"William's Hung" wrote in message
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what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

"William's Hung" wrote in message
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what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

That's going to depend on the fish's mood at the time. I've seen watermelon
work, but then again, pumpkinseed, black and white have produced for me as
well.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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Thanks, I have never used the senko's, trying to get back into the fishing
loop,I used to be a fairly good worm fisherman.

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"William's Hung" wrote in message
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what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

That's going to depend on the fish's mood at the time. I've seen
watermelon
work, but then again, pumpkinseed, black and white have produced for me as
well.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Red and Junebug (Kinami Flash stick baits) were working on Okeechobee for the Classic. They were still working this week on Lake
Placid, both of which are stained (tea color). Doc
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"William's Hung" wrote in message
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what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

That's going to depend on the fish's mood at the time. I've seen watermelon
work, but then again, pumpkinseed, black and white have produced for me as
well.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Thanks Doc, I am in North Carolina, I am just now getting the time to go out
for some bassin' will try those colors.

"Doc (The Tin Boat King)" wrote in message
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Red and Junebug (Kinami Flash stick baits) were working on Okeechobee for
the Classic. They were still working this week on Lake
Placid, both of which are stained (tea color). Doc
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"William's Hung" wrote in message
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what is a popular color? slightly satined water.

That's going to depend on the fish's mood at the time. I've seen
watermelon
work, but then again, pumpkinseed, black and white have produced for me as
well.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

I like the watermelon/ cream color# 901 works real well in stained
water.

Thanks for the input, I am going to order the colors suggested here.

"big fish 2003" wrote in message
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I like the watermelon/ cream color# 901 works real well in stained
water.

"William's Hung" wrote in message
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Thanks, I have never used the senko's, trying to get back into the fishing
loop,I used to be a fairly good worm fisherman.

For the longest time, I couldn't catch clap in a cathouse with a Senko (or
any of the copies). Finally, one day, while fishing boat docks during an
active Fluke bite, I finally ran out. I had some Ice Picks from Jeff at
Cool Lures (http://www.coollures.com).

Out of desperation more than anything else, I put one on and slid it up
under a dock. Letting it fall, I was rewarded with a bite. I caught that
fish and a lot more that day. Over the next few days, I caught more fish on
that soft stick lure. The big problem that I had was that I believe I was
over-working the lure.

While they do have a great erratic, darting action, they seem to do best if
you simply pitch them into the desired area and let them fall on a slack
line. It's that subtle wiggle that they have as they fall that really seems
to trigger a fish's response.

Give them a try, just remember to let the lure do the work.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

Thanks much!!!

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"William's Hung" wrote in message
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Thanks, I have never used the senko's, trying to get back into the
fishing
loop,I used to be a fairly good worm fisherman.

For the longest time, I couldn't catch clap in a cathouse with a Senko (or
any of the copies). Finally, one day, while fishing boat docks during an
active Fluke bite, I finally ran out. I had some Ice Picks from Jeff at
Cool Lures (http://www.coollures.com).

Out of desperation more than anything else, I put one on and slid it up
under a dock. Letting it fall, I was rewarded with a bite. I caught that
fish and a lot more that day. Over the next few days, I caught more fish
on
that soft stick lure. The big problem that I had was that I believe I was
over-working the lure.

While they do have a great erratic, darting action, they seem to do best
if
you simply pitch them into the desired area and let them fall on a slack
line. It's that subtle wiggle that they have as they fall that really
seems
to trigger a fish's response.

Give them a try, just remember to let the lure do the work.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com