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Old 05-07-05, 02:45 AM   #1
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i just cant get enough of those yamamoto baits they are great! they easily work when you texas rig 'em. do Â*they work for you? ??? they especially work on small mouths with hot pink.
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Old 05-07-05, 11:45 AM   #2
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

i think they are a waste of money. why pay $6 bucks for a worm when tiki stiks do the job just as good and better? there are amillion knockoffs to all of the worms they make. so if i want to get something like they have, then i will just find a knockoff thats just as good or better.
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Old 05-07-05, 04:46 PM   #3
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

I'm a fan of the Yum baits. You can get a Yum Dinger for alot less than a senko.
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Old 05-07-05, 04:53 PM   #4
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

[quote author=Curado link=board=news;num=1115444753;start=0#2 date=05/07/05 at 15:46:02]I'm a fan of the Yum baits. You can get a Yum Dinger for alot less than a senko. [/quote]


Welcome to the site Curado ;D I for 1 love your reels but be prepared, some will try to change you over to THERE brand, and beat you up about Shimano ??? But such is life on the site.

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Old 05-07-05, 08:13 PM   #5
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That's not gonna happen. 8)
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Old 05-07-05, 08:18 PM   #6
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

After Senkos, the Yamamoto bait I use most is the 5" Kut Tail worm, which I use whenever I feel the need for a straight tail finesse type of worm. I'm sure I could find a cheaper worm that's effective, but I don't go through enough of the GY stuff to the point where it would have a financial impact.
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Old 05-07-05, 10:39 PM   #7
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

I also use the 5" cut tail worms, I love those things. Last thursday night they got me a 5th place finish in the tourney I fished. I use these almost exclusivly as my worm of choice, and am very happy with them. I also only pay $3.19 a bag, and $1.88 for my favorite color....
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Old 05-07-05, 11:26 PM   #8
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

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Welcome to the site Curado ;D I for 1 love your reels but be prepared, some will try to change you over to THERE brand, and beat you up about Shimano :-/ But such is life on the site
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;D ;D ;D Oh yes it will. Once we get you all settled in here at the site, we will pick on your Shimano reel until eternity. ;D Welcome to the greatest bunch assembled on 1 site compliments of Kevin of course. ;D How'd I do at sucking up Tom ? Feel free to post some pointers if you would, I ain't very good at it .I am too obvious or something huh ? ??? ;D P N J
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Old 05-08-05, 12:00 AM   #9
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

I think the Yamamotos are worth every penny. I don't know whats better about them but I've always had more luck with the Yamamotos than any other brand. Maybe it's just a confidence thing. I mostly fish them weightless or with a small weight. My favorite color is junebug.
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Old 05-09-05, 01:24 AM   #10
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

yamamatos are expensive, i like kinami baits, the chartruse and white stick bait has always worked well for me and my lil brother and dad.
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Old 05-09-05, 01:33 AM   #11
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

Just wondering if anyone has tried kamikazee baits, there like a yamamoto but tend to hold on hooks better
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Old 05-10-05, 10:05 PM   #12
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i think tiki worms are better yamamoto are to soft to stay in the hook ony 3 throws and they fall.



quote author=bass_kid14 link=board=news;num=1115444753;start=0#0 date=05/07/05 at 01:45:53] i just cant get enough of those yamamoto baits they are great! they easily work when you texas rig 'em. do Â*they work for you? ??? Â*they especially work on small mouths with hot pink.[/quote]
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Old 05-10-05, 10:30 PM   #13
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

You heard it here at Kevins Bass Fishing Site first folks, Jesus prefers Tiki sticks to Yamamoto senkos.
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Old 05-10-05, 11:04 PM   #14
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

LMAO ive used both tiki sticks yum dingers and yamas and the yamas have always outproduced them all so screw u jesus im goin with yamas

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Old 05-10-05, 11:09 PM   #15
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nicely done flamez, put jesus's name in vein. well done. WTL, i believe mr. garza pronounces it hey-zues. ;D ;D i know you probally knew that, just thought i'd be a smart*ss ;D ;D
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Old 05-10-05, 11:10 PM   #16
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I think tiki sticks are the best plastic worm out there! i cought 4 bass on them in 10 min. i had them in wacky worm style. Just let them sit there and they'll nail it!
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Old 05-10-05, 11:12 PM   #17
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Default Re: yamamoto worms

ofcourse u cant beat tiki stix price for quality i still remember last year on my birthday picking up my first pack in red shad 2 5lbers and one monster that got away story of my life
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