Yamamoto
Yamamoto 5" Senko Soft Plastic Stick Bait 10 Pack
Yamamoto 5" Senko Soft Plastic Stick Bait 10 Pack
The Yamamoto 5" Senko is the original soft-plastic stickbait, a simple slab of plastic that has become the standard by which all other soft baits are measured. Each bait is inspected by hand, and the secret is the formula that Yamamoto invented and perfected.
Versatility is the Senko's defining trait: fish it weightless, wacky-style, Texas-rigged, Carolina-rigged, on a shaky head or as a flipping jig trailer. There is almost no wrong way to rig it, which is why it remains a go-to choice for bass and panfish in any condition.
Key Features
| Brand | Yamamoto |
| Model Number | YAM-9-10-297 |
| Product Type | Soft Plastic Stick Bait |
| Size | 5 Inch |
| Material | Soft Plastic Blend |
| Point Style | Spear Point |
| Target Species | Bass, Panfish |
| Number of Pieces | 10 |
| Unit Count | 10 Count |
| Item Weight | 0.4 oz |
| Item Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Warranty | Contact Manufacturer |




Highlights
- GREAT FISHING BAIT - The 5 Senko is a staple in the fishing world; The original soft-plastic stickbait is a top choice of anglers everywhere; The Senko has spawned many imitations, but remains a standard soft stick bait.
- UNMATCHED QUALITY - Versatility is a key attribute of the Senko, allowing it to be fished in a multitude of ways that help catch fish; The Senko is designed for effective use.
- PERFECT FISHING LURE - The original soft stick bait is a standard by which others are measured; The Senko fishing bait features a specific formula.
- BEST CHOICE FOR ANGLERS - Beyond the design and formula lies the Senko's ease of use; There are many ways to rig it, and the Senko soft fishing bait is designed to catch fish.
- SENKO SERIES - There is a Senko in the lineup for every application; Whether fished weightless, wacky-style, on Texas or Carolina rig, on shaky head or flipping jig, this plastic bait is designed to increase catches.
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How to use
Rig the Senko weightless, wacky-style, Texas-rigged, Carolina-rigged, on a shaky head, or as a flipping jig trailer. There is almost no wrong way to rig it.
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