[Lynxis]

Another vote for Senko's.

I hate fishing rubber worms, but Senko's make it worth it.

Althought I will say stock up. They are somewhat brittle.

The amount of salt in them makes them break easily.

I went through an entire package of them in 2 outings last year, and they were the only ones I had. Tried a knock off version of them that I was able to find near the place we were fishing and they sucked in comparison.

 

[CatBassCrap]

Senkos!!! Not telling my color cause they always sell out.

 

[dtigers1984]

4" Berkley Power Pulse Worm, if you can find 'em.

 

[Wow]

Senkos!!! Not telling my color cause they always sell out.

Must be a well kept secret! LOL!........................................

 

[lordofthepunks]

if your fishing a worm to drag, ones that float are usually far more productive. look for ones that claim to float. if it does not say one way or another, its a crap shoot. senkos are awesome, the key to making them last is make sure you are setting the hook only when bass strike it. if your tearing into hook sets everytime you feel a nibble from a bluegill, you will ruin them in no time, sometimes without having caught a fish.

 

[Tokugawa]

Senko - no doubt about it

 

[10fish]

Senko's are a money bait but don't over look the pre rigged "bass stopper" worms.
Those cheap $1.50 worms flat out catch bass. In a farm or local pond thats the first bait I go to- add a split shot 18 in up the line--twitch-twitch --BAM

The big bass in the avitar pic fell victom to a purple bass stopper worm.