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Bass Pro Shops® Tournament Series® Stik-O-Worm® Soft Plastic Jerkbait - 5-3/8"
Casts like a rock; wrecks havoc on suspended and bedding bass. Easy to rig-impossible to fish wrong! Heavily salted and scented with anise.
Casts like a rock; wrecks havoc on suspended and bedding bass. Easy to rig-impossible to fish wrong! Heavily salted and scented with anise.
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i fish several large and small ponds with water clarity depending on the weather
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I would buy a few colors1.Green Pumpkin
2.watermelon red flake
3.mardi gras
4.black blue fleck
These all work well for ponds as well as lakes and rivers
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Try black/blue lamenate. Color 91 has out fished everyone in the boat with me over and over.
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Dark Melon PepperA:
anything green.A:
I've used Crawberry early in the morning when the sun is just peaking over the horizon and also when there is a cloudy overcast and it works well. Later in evening darker....such as june bug or all black works well. On a clear day...stick with natural colors....like bluegill or shad. Look at the baitfish in the pond so you know what colors to mimic with your worms.A:
Have best success with the green based colors, green pumpkin and watermelonseed. Pumpkinseed also works well for me.A:
FOR CLEAR OR STAINED WATER WATERMELON RED FLAKE OR WATERMELON PEARL. MUDDY WATER LIKE A BRIGHT COLOR LIKE NEON. AND BUBBLEGUM IS A GREAT PRE SPAWN PATTERN.A:
WATERMELON SEED HAS NEVER FAILED FOR MEA:
I really like the greens and natural colors for clear water. White kills them in dark water.
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Watermelon Red Flake in clear-ishGreen Pumpkin in slight stain
Junebug in stained
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Best are Junebug, watermelon seed and green pumpkin - old traditional ones for stained or any type water. . Bold also works - pink, bright orange and yellows work in the clear water.Answers
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yes and it works great around structure such as rocks ledges and grassA:
yes they can and they will last longer than the competition
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Yes i would only reccomend wacky rigging for these lures, if you want to texas rig get the yamamotosA:
This picture should answer your question...(look closely at rig still in fish's mouth under my hand)Images for this Answer
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I just met a fishermen that told me that he only fishes using the wacky worm option and has had lots of luck using this method. He only uses these stik baits.A:
absolutely they work just as good as the higher priced stick wormsA:
yup I fish them that way almost exclusively and they work great!A:
yes
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Short answer YES definiteley. Long answer NO. Dingers WAAAAAAAAY better in all ways.
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Yes i have done it before and it dose work.A:
yes, perfect replacement for a senkoDetails:
i was wondering if the stick-o had the same action but more durability than the senko. if this is true i could save a ton because there is such a difference in price.Answers
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the gary yamamotos are much better in quality, weight, action and the yamamotos are the only senko so far to have a vertical fall when rigged texas, and for me catch a fish for every dollar i spend on them or morethe bass pros are cheaper but do not fall vertically when rigged texas style, i would only reccomend fishing these wacky
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I prefer the action of the Stick-O rigged wacky over the Senko, because they have a quicker action. However, the opposite is true when used weightless or Texas rigged. The Stick-O is definitely more durable!A:
Both have the same durability problems when wacky rigged, the Stik-O is a little lighter so has a slower rate of sinking. Since trying the Stik-O it has replaced most of my others...price is the big advantage...and there are a few different color combinations offered in the Stik-O that I have found to be good.A:
they arent quite as "floppy" as the senko which is what i started with but after catching thousands of bass over the last three years with stik-o worms ill never go back they last through way more fish
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In my opinion they have the same action and rate of descent as a gy senko.as far as durability I think the hold up much better.Save yourself some money and switch over to these I don't think you'll be disappointed.A:
yes
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More durable but the action stinks and the plastic is cheap. Senkos are a rip though and tear up easy. The YUM Dinger is vastly superior to both.A:
Senko are by far greater. BPS stick-o are little more frim compaired to senkos but the price reflects. Buy 18 for $4 or 10 for $8...do the math.A:
the senko may have a little better action on the drop, but the stik-o makes up for it with more durability abd WAY better pricing. I stock up at sale time at the start of the year, and do very well on both buckets and smalliesA:
It has the same action, and the durability is the same. The advantage is in the price and the number of baits per bag.A:
Well i've used stickos many times and i got to say it's maybe not as durable as the gy senko but it's definately an effective worm. I've caught many largemouths on these lures.Details:
Looking to see if the sink rate is the same/similar to the original GY 5" Senko.Answers
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Close to it. I use these over those alot now.
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They are the same
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They are a little heavier and they fall a little faster but you for sure can cast them a lot fartherA:
They fall slower but it is still a good alt.A:
yes thet are and they are a little longer so the bigger fish will also take them
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No, and they will not preform as wellA:
I just switched over from Senkos to Stik-O for the purpose of saving money and I will say they are just as good as far as catching fish goes. The Senko is a bit heavier but no by much. I get longer casts with the Senko. I'd say that durability is roughly the same. The Senko may be a tad more durable in the weeds. I fished two consecutive days with the Stik-O and caught 40+ bass. Two were over 5 lbs, one 4 ponder, and lots of 2 and 3 pounders. I really like the green (any shade) stik-Os the best. Here's my first fish of the year using a Stik-OImages for this Answer
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I think they do I have fished both and the only difference I have seen is the price!A:
about the same
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Yes BUT -only because they are 3/8" longer and a tad wider. They measure 5-3/8" Where a Senko is 5". They 5" Dinger is superior to both.
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I think that when I use the 5 3/8 and compare it to the five inch Senko it is as fast, maybe faster. I don't think it has the same action on the fall. When compared with a six inch Senko the Stik-o is slower on the fall. I also struggle with the durability, I hate to say it but the original is still better.1 of 1
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