Fishing a SENKO for BASS! Find Your Technique With This Bait!

In this video I go a little into fishing a Senko. It is not the most advanced video but I made it to keep your options open with this bait. I hope that anyone who watches this video takes away some small detail and applies it on the water. Also, please excuse my stuttering at the end of the video
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[@richwebb2582]

What makes you fish a Texas rig with a with a baitcaster, and a wacky with spinning if they're both weightless?

[@Kodysbackwoodsbasics]

@richwebb2582 If I'm using a baitcaster, it's typically going to be around heavier cover. When I use a baitcaster on a weightless senko, I'm also keeping it up in the water column instead of letting it sink. I feel as if I have more control on a medium action baitcaster when working it fast over grass like a fluke. Then with the medium heavy I have a tungsten weight on and Im actually flipping it into the the cover. So heavier line and thicker vegetation/brush to get tbe fish out of. As far as using a spinning rod with a wacky rig, it's just more of a finesse approach, I guess you could say. Lighter line and I'm keeping the bait on the outside of the cover. I'm also letting it sink and can just open the bell on a spinning rod and let line out to let it slowly sink. Hope some of that helps!

[@jamesnevins1832]

Personally I prefer a Texas rig with a bit of weight. Any reason why you do it weightless?

[@Kodysbackwoodsbasics]

@jamesnevins1832 it allows me to keep it up in the water column and just twitch it above the grass like a fluke. Also, letting it sink without a weight gives the bait a whole different action as it slowly falls