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Tested and proven on California lunkers, Gary Yamamoto's Senko has quickly become a sensation throughout the United States. The Senko's salt impregnated, has a healthy profile, casts like a bullet, and features a unique smooth-and-even horizontal fall when fished weightless or wacky style. It's not magic, but it's pretty darn close.
   



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Gary Yamamoto Senko - 7'' - Green Pumpkin Black Flake

Green Pumpkin Black Flake

7"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Salt
Model: 9X-5-297
38-248-413-97
Regular Price: $8.29
SALE Price (each): $6.97
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Tested and proven on California lunkers, Gary Yamamoto's Senko has quickly become a sensation throughout the United States. The Senko's salt impregnated, has a healthy profile, casts like a bullet, and features a unique smooth-and-even horizontal fall when fished weightless or wacky style. It's not magic, but it's pretty darn close.
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how do you fish it

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I fish it right of the bottom.. to try and make it look like a leech or something dying
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i fish it by letting it go to the bottom then bring it up slowly about 2-3 feet just keep aon doing that this method has produced alot of fish for me so im not just telling you useless stuff happy fiishing! =)
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They work well in a wacky worm rig.
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I think so
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if i were you,i woud go with the 5". you will not have to worry about spooking the fish as much with a huge splash andit will be easier for smaller bass to take (rig the 5" on a size 5/0 ewg hook)
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possibly bigger bass
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