Overview
The New Pro Senko has been designed with a thicker head area to help it stay on the hook when used with Gary's Swim Jig or other Shaky-Head style jigs. It still possesses all of the original Senko's incredible fish-catching action. The Pro Senko also casts like a bullet due to its unique design and gets into the strike zone quickly. Available in a wide variety of colors, there is a Yamamoto Pro Senko up to the task.
| Length | Quantity |
| 5" | 10 |
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Sold as a Shakey Head Worm, but......deadly when nose-hooked on a dropshot rig. Loved by both smallmouth and largemouth bass on a dropshot rig with 6-8 pound test line, #2 or #4 Gamakatsu dropshot hook, and a 1/4 oz or 3/8 oz QuickDrops dropshot weight available from TackleWarehouse. The Pro Senko nose-hooked and the Thin Senko wacky-rigged are both dropshot winners in clear water with a different look.
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Comments: Really only submitting this in the hopes TW partners with yamamoto for a TW exclusive in bringing back the 6.75†pro senko model. Every way you rig it, it catches fish. But specifically, a flick shake near rock on this is lethal. Lightest weight you can get away with and still feel bottom. I use the size 2 keitech mono guard hook in either 1/16 or 3/32 with a 4mm vmc crossover band. What makes this worm so effective is the secondary action of the tail. Small twitches as you’re crawling this rig over the rocks. Tail keeps moving even after the pause and triggers even the most pressured fish. VMC band is a must as it helps to keep the hook from rolling and snagging rocks. This rig on the 6.75†nearly put thousands in my pocket this year. Still paid out hundreds for multiple top ten finishes on finicky california reservoirs
From: Joseph: CA 8/2/23
Comments: Expensive but when the bite is tough it produces. If you can't catch fish on these, trade your rod in for some golf clubs!
From: JD - Virginia 12/16/17
Comments: Deadly when nose hooked on a drop shot. You won't catch more than 1-2 fish per bait before it tears when nose hooked but if you can salvage the worm just use some Mend It to put it back together, or, just cut off the torn tip and re-use it.
From: Sonny: San Jose, CA
Comments: If you can't catch fish w this, quit. You are hopeless.
From: Meat wad: Finessing
Comments: Best Shakey Head Worm made
From: Eric: Midwestern Area Lakes
Comments: I cannot recommend this worm. It does not float and therefore does not work on a shakey head jig. Even on a drop shot, it does not have alot of action and you really have to jig it to impart action. On a wacky rig, it does not have nearly the same action as a classic senko. You can use it with a weighted wacky rig to flick and shake but that is the only real option. Don't waste your money on these, it has limited application. Go on youtube and watch the videos to see the true action.
From: Nathan: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments: i will agree they are a fantastic worm.
From: Andrew: Stratford, CT
Comments: This is a truely fantastic bait. The Pro Senko does not rip as easily as all the other Yamamoto soft plastics, and we all know how easily they rip. The only color you need is plain ol' boring Green Pumpkin. My favorite way to rig it is on a drop shot. Owner weedless wacky hook is my hook of choice for nose hooking or wacky rigging this prosenko on dropshot. A total confidence bait.
From: Matt: North Haven, CT