senkovsberkleysinkingminnow

I see alot of advertisements about the berkley sinking minnow(GULP).Is it as effective as a senko when fished weightless? Any input would be appreciated.THANKS

[Frank_Eagles]

you know, spaces are very effective

I don't understand what you are saying.

[DARRYL_B]

maybeifyouslowdownalittle...

[TopRob]

I took one look at that post and said what the hell?

[Infisherman1]

fl is saying instead of "senkovsberkleysinkingminnow", "senko vs. berkley sinking minnow" is better.

Sorry you guys didn't understand.

[Infisherman1]

I'd have to say go with a senko, gulp dries out real fast and isn't really worth the money.

[DARRYL_B]

It's Ok I read left handed.

[james33]

I thought it was russian

[TopRob]

Yeah if you fish with one for about an hour they start too get stiff and also you cant keep them in the bag very long either.

[TopRob]

And oh yeah they smell like s**t

[randerson52]

Tj,
the modify button is ur friend ;D

[mblk181]

The difficulty with a Senko, and I presume also the Sinking Minnow is that they both are loaded with salt to the extent that they both fall too fast. I've found it a better presentation to use a slow falling soft plastic fished weightless such as the Zoom Speed Worm body with the tail removed...rigged texposed weightless. Last spring while fishing for smallies in a reservoir, my wife and I were fishing a rocky bank....she was using the watermelon/red 4 inch Senko and I was using the speedworm body in watermelon/red cut off at 4 inches....at the end of the hour, I had caught 6 to her zero. As I am not an expert fisherman , I can only attribute it to the slow falling action of the zoom speed worm body.

[uk03]

Mac, have you tried any of the Zoom stickbaits, I think their called z-nailz? I'm curious about their sink rate vs senko & speed worm....

[mblk181]

Tony, no....I have not tried them....If it's weighted, as a rule, I don't mess with them. Â*I've done so much better personally without the internal weight that I don't try any of them. Â*I make the zoomies (speedworm bodies) by cutting off the tail and they run from 15 to 20 cents each and work so well....

The Z nail does have an interesting profile, at least from a design aspect, and I certainly use some of the other zoom products (also mostly weightless), but haven't wanted to try the z worm in particular.

I've never tried a Senko or Senko clone either...which, I suppose, infers that I'm hung up on slo-fall zoomies, as well as the color watermelon/red.