The #1 Beginner BASS LURE Of All Time
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- The Yamamoto Senko is the best bass lure of all time and it is the best beginner fishing lure you can buy!
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If you are a beginner bass fisherman, there is one lure that you need to start using and that is a Gary Yamamoto Senko. Most fisherman already know about this, its easy to use and it catches absolutely giant bass.
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Caught my first bass ever on a wacky rigged senko a few years ago. I have been addicted to bass fishing ever since. I've learned that you can fish as simple or as complex as you want. But sometimes it's the simplest of lures that can save you from getting skunked.
Love this! Caught my first couple largemouth on a wacky, too. Prefer Texas rigs most of the time, but still throw soft plastics all the time.
I know most bass fisherman don't use circle hooks but I've come to find that wacky rigging on a 1/0 circle hook had dramatically increased my hookset whereas I was missing more than half of the hooksets using wacky hooks and kahle hooks. It also has allowed me to use a rod holder for the wacky rig after I cast it out and then I can use another rod with a different rig that actually needs a hookset. I've had multiple times where I've caught bass on the Wacky rig while it was in the rod holder because I noticed the line started moving so I grabbed that rod and started reeling. I've caught all my bass this summer on it and can say that the Creme Scoundrel in a natural color that looks like a real worm works wonders on the wacky rig.
Thanks Tyler. I am not a beginner and can remember when senkos first hit the market. You definitely have a gift for teaching.because I found myself watching something.I have done hundreds of times. Keep up the good work, I will recommend you to anybody looking to improve there skills.
If you're running low on senkos you don't have to cut a fresh senko in half to use them for ned rigs. You can use your used senkos that are tore up from texas/wacky rigging and give them new life for ned rigs.
I love your videos and have learned a ton from them! You've made a better, more disciplined fisherman👍That said, I love fishing soft plastics. They're my go to and usually the first thing I throw ar the start of every session. They're easy, fun and almost always catches a fish or two! I like using small circle hooks for wacky, weedless hooks if I'm in a weedy area. I used to use O rings, but now use clear 1/2" heat shrink. I just take a small piece, slide it over the worm, heat it with a lighter and it tightens right down on the worm. Then, just run the hook through the heat shrink. I do several at a time so I always have a variety ready. A single worm can last several days and I don't go through them nearly as fast as I used to. Big plus is that it only takes about half a minute to set one up with the heat shrink.
#1 Black Bass lure in the world. Starts and ends with a worm for me.
Honestly if I could fish one lure for the rest of my life, it’d be a senko, you can do pretty much anything you’d need to do to catch bass with one.
The Senko style worm is an absolute great bait to use and can be rigged in many different ways. My favorite way to rig it is on a Shakey head. Absolute killer. There’s just something about the simplicity of it that bass love. Great video and keep them coming.
Great Video. I was out this past weekend and I used a Texas Rig Senko! It caught all three of my bass on that bait. Thanks for sharing!
Best explanation of how to tie on the hook I've ever seen thank you
Your videos are always so informative. Thank you for wanting us fisher(women) all the information we can absorb. I just recently went from using curly tail to sinks. Having a lot of fun with the wacky rigs. Thanks again. Tight lines
Great video man. I started fishing sensor styles several years ago at a pond. Nothing I threw would catch until It was suggested I try 1. Texas rigged. It was the only thing these bass would eat
I just remembered I was doing almost the same exact thing but with nightcrawlers 35-40 years ago based on a technique I read about in The InFishermen
We used #4 hooks and very very small splitshot 12-14" above the hook
Had access to some private land with four strip pit lakes on it we absolutely murdered the bass big gills and even crappies with this set up
But
We were fishing 100% from boats because there was less than 20% of the shore of these lakes provided and fishing access
Tride it once at home but it got snagged to much in vegitation
But now I can fish the wacky rig with soft plastics and are very excited to see what will happen
Am very experienced and successful at fishing soft plastics and 4 of my five bass over 8lbs I caught using a Texas rigged worm and 80-90% of my bass over 4lbs fell to a rubber worm so Im really going to give a wacky worm rig a try along with a DS
I caught my first spotted bass last week on a weighted weedless wacky rig hook and a Googan Lunker Log, 3.64 lbs. I grew up fishin' on the beach so bass fishin' is kinda new to me. So I'd agree that wacky rigged and Texas rigged Senko type lures are pretty easy to use. They look like they could work for the saltwater too.
These are the BEST type of videos. luv the tips.. 🎣🎣👊
Hey brother. I really enjoy your content! I’ve been fishing for a long time and I have learned a ton from your videos!!! I never knew exactly what techniques to use with certain baits and I have learned a lot more.
Thank you for taking your time to go through this step by step. Great information for beginners.
Great video, Tyler! Wish I would had this video when I first started bass fishing!
Thanks for the refresher!
You're definitely right. My lake live those worms, especially wacky style
Black with green glitter is my favorite
Used a green pumpkin worm Texas rigged to catch my only fish yesterday in a 7 hr outing. It was a rough day on the bank but worth it. That was my last cast. I was tired, hungry and was able to finally pack up leave. Otherwise I'd probably still be out there dodgingand running from snakes 😂 just plain ol' stubbornness paid off for once
This video bout to get mega views
Been fishing a LOT this past year and caught a LOT of bass (with you and other teachers help) but my biggest fish have come on an unweighted green pumpkin stick bait.
Caught my pb on a GY senko Texas rigged. I use all 3 setups. Wacky might be my favorite. Grat video...
Since we live in Tennessee around a lot of lakes we get a lot of company and they all want me to take them fishing , if they are beginners at bass fishing I just put a weightless or wacky senko in their hands and so far everyone who I've taken out has caught bass
What a great video! Thanks you so much for the content!
Great info, thanks. I think NED would be killer under an indicator/bobber, especially if it remains horizontal. Tight lines
Thank you so much! Your videos are so great!
I'm fairly new to the channel so I apologize if this question has been asked before, but when you catch fish, how often do you keep them? Do you fish more so for the excitment of the catch or more for the prospect of eating them?
Love the videos, they've been super helpful for me as a beginner in the fishing world!
Senko never fails! Met you on Crooked Lake in mn. Did you catch a biggin?
i notice you don't use any swivel fast lock for quick lure change do you not recommend those anyone else have opinions please help me ive been using them should i stop
I use snap swivels and a 2’ to 3’ leader.
Great information! Thanks
Good video, you fit some great information in a short amount of time, definitely will help me out, thanks.
I would have to say that I have caught more on a hula grub...lol when they don't bite that then i grab a senko as a second choice.
congratulations for the channel and for the tips, come enjoy my fishing in Brazil
Great explanation thanks for sharing 🎣 👍
Tough to beat a stick bait no matter how you rig it . Wacky Rig has by far caught me the most fish but Texas rigged is probably the most versatile. Perfect for anyone just getting started in bass fishing
Yum dinger for the win!!! Yamas last one fish at best
lol i didn’t catch a bass on a senko until a few years into bass fishing. they clearly work but i just never got into them. zoom brush hogs tho 👀
Great, thanks!
This lure might be the dumbest thing that catches fish but by golly it works
I've always thought that!
I won a boat using a wacky rig senko. It’s the real deal.
Thanks 👍
Dude senkos are crazy on any lake
Beginner, and expert bait. Hear all the time the senko catches 8+ lb bass. Even the 7" catches one pounders.
I really need to double down on learning those classic rigs like Texas and wacky. Just never worked for me. No matter the conditions I move baits until it stops working 😅
I'm not Tyler but if you enjoy catching bass the Texas rig opens up a world of different lures to catch bass. Drop what your doing and get out there. I would bet more bass have been caught on a Texas rig than any 5 ways combined. Good luck.
In fact I have never caught a bass on a wavy rig and I have tried them many times.
Another cool video. When are you going to come back and fish in Ohio with us?
When do you add the weight vs letting it fall weightless?
Wait don’t u have to use a finesse trd for ned rigs? The plastisol won’t float… right?
Great vid
You know your doing good when you and a top creator are making generally the same video 20hrs apart.
If this gets seen. What reel is that you are using in this??
What company is the straight shank hook is the one you show in the video?
Awesome
I got a message from bass fishing Hq saying I won a free rod and reel but I had to send 60$ upfront is that real?
Never got a bite on senko, wacky or trigged.. got 1 bass ever on wacky Shim e Stick.. not for lack of trying either..
Question: Should you take your fishing line through the back or in front of the hook?
Does one way or the other affect setting the hook?
Depends on the knot. Snell hook thru the front. I just do all thru the front
no, it doesnt matter with regular hooks/rigs/lures. the only times it matters is with a snell like matt mentioned, or if you are dropshotting with a polamar knot.
@3:54 weightless ;)
I disagree. There are several lures better for beginners. In fact many will catch multi species. Beetle spins, crappie tubes, grubs with jig head, grub with jig head and spinner, and in line spinners like rooster tails and mepps are all good bass lures for beginners. As well as a Texas rig culprit or curly tail worm. All these lures you can just cast and reel except the Texas rig.
I never let amateur anglers use any of these because I end up having to do surgery every time.
Try a senko or plastic worm on a circle hook. Great for beginners and kids, no hookset required you just reel. The bass gets hooked in the corner of the mouth almost everytime and they almost never come off.
Drink every time he says worm
Wacky
Good stuff
FALSE. The Banjo Minnow is the #1 Beginner Bass Lure Of All Time
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First reply to fourth comment. Yay, me.
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So why is it a beginner lure again. Smh
it might be considered the no. 1 beginner lure...but let me say this...it catches fish...alot of fish....and should not be discounted...
It’s crazy how many fish I’ve caught but not 1 has been on a senko yet.🫤
It’s crazy how many fish I’ve caught but not 1 has been on a senko yet.🫤