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I've tried senkos quite a few times and usually I'll get a hit here and
there...but never could get the hook set. Tonight, I head out to a local lake and get fishing the shore until I started getting hits, sets, and great pics..here's the biggest one of the night! http://users.snip.net/~ccericola/ima...s001Pic001.jpg In the end..I hit four, landed three. All at least a pound, and the one pictures showed at just above two on my scale. Now - I have to say I'm somewhat amazed at the senkos. When I first started with them I had no luck. This night, I would toss them and get hits almost immediately. The fish pictures took me a few attempts. The first four or five I just couldn't get the hook to set(or maybe he was spitting it out). Each time, I tossed it in he took it until it was finally set. Ah..what a night. Christopher |
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Nice fish Chris. I was up at my cottage this weekend, boated 22 bass, 18
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Chris,
How are you rigging them? Also if you want to post some of those fish pictures for good, go check out www.outdoorfrontiers.com and our very own Steve Huber will be more than happy to post them up there for you "Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... I've tried senkos quite a few times and usually I'll get a hit here and there...but never could get the hook set. Tonight, I head out to a local lake and get fishing the shore until I started getting hits, sets, and great pics..here's the biggest one of the night! http://users.snip.net/~ccericola/ima...s001Pic001.jpg In the end..I hit four, landed three. All at least a pound, and the one pictures showed at just above two on my scale. Now - I have to say I'm somewhat amazed at the senkos. When I first started with them I had no luck. This night, I would toss them and get hits almost immediately. The fish pictures took me a few attempts. The first four or five I just couldn't get the hook to set(or maybe he was spitting it out). Each time, I tossed it in he took it until it was finally set. Ah..what a night. Christopher |
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![]() "alwaysfishking" wrote in message news ![]() Weightless texas rig... Also if you want to post some of those fish pictures for good, go check out www.outdoorfrontiers.com and our very own Steve Huber will be more than happy to post them up there for you Thanks, I'll check it out. ![]() Christopher |
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try wacky rigging them
"Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... "alwaysfishking" wrote in message news ![]() Weightless texas rig... Also if you want to post some of those fish pictures for good, go check out www.outdoorfrontiers.com and our very own Steve Huber will be more than happy to post them up there for you Thanks, I'll check it out. ![]() Christopher |
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![]() "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ... try wacky rigging them Better for setting the hook? I think my issue with setting the hook is just getting used to the feel of them. With spinners and crankbaits, I typically find by the time I feel the fish fighting, they're pretty much hooked(especially in the case of lures with treble hooks). I reacted the same way I would with the with mostly trying to reel it right in. Once I realized that's what I was doing wrong, I had no issue landing them. I've liked the texas weightless so I can pretty much cast into anything without snagging. The water in this lakes is full of snaggable junk. In fact, I can't even use a spinner or crank half the time because of the fear of getting snagged. Christopher |
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![]() I rarely miss a fish on a wacky rig. I also think you will find the fish hit a wacky rig more than they would a texas rig "Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ... try wacky rigging them Better for setting the hook? I think my issue with setting the hook is just getting used to the feel of them. With spinners and crankbaits, I typically find by the time I feel the fish fighting, they're pretty much hooked(especially in the case of lures with treble hooks). I reacted the same way I would with the with mostly trying to reel it right in. Once I realized that's what I was doing wrong, I had no issue landing them. I've liked the texas weightless so I can pretty much cast into anything without snagging. The water in this lakes is full of snaggable junk. In fact, I can't even use a spinner or crank half the time because of the fear of getting snagged. Christopher |
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![]() I rarely miss a fish on a wacky rig. I also think you will find the fish hit a wacky rig more than they would a texas rig "Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ... try wacky rigging them Better for setting the hook? I think my issue with setting the hook is just getting used to the feel of them. With spinners and crankbaits, I typically find by the time I feel the fish fighting, they're pretty much hooked(especially in the case of lures with treble hooks). I reacted the same way I would with the with mostly trying to reel it right in. Once I realized that's what I was doing wrong, I had no issue landing them. I've liked the texas weightless so I can pretty much cast into anything without snagging. The water in this lakes is full of snaggable junk. In fact, I can't even use a spinner or crank half the time because of the fear of getting snagged. Christopher |
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try wacky rigging them
"Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... "alwaysfishking" wrote in message news ![]() Weightless texas rig... Also if you want to post some of those fish pictures for good, go check out www.outdoorfrontiers.com and our very own Steve Huber will be more than happy to post them up there for you Thanks, I'll check it out. ![]() Christopher |
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Chris,
How are you rigging them? Also if you want to post some of those fish pictures for good, go check out www.outdoorfrontiers.com and our very own Steve Huber will be more than happy to post them up there for you "Christopher P. Cericola" wrote in message groups.com... I've tried senkos quite a few times and usually I'll get a hit here and there...but never could get the hook set. Tonight, I head out to a local lake and get fishing the shore until I started getting hits, sets, and great pics..here's the biggest one of the night! http://users.snip.net/~ccericola/ima...s001Pic001.jpg In the end..I hit four, landed three. All at least a pound, and the one pictures showed at just above two on my scale. Now - I have to say I'm somewhat amazed at the senkos. When I first started with them I had no luck. This night, I would toss them and get hits almost immediately. The fish pictures took me a few attempts. The first four or five I just couldn't get the hook to set(or maybe he was spitting it out). Each time, I tossed it in he took it until it was finally set. Ah..what a night. Christopher |
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