I've used the 5-inch and 5.5-inch Swim Senko for many years. It's been a great producer. However, I recently have added a underspin to the 5.5 and greatly increased my catch. I do wish the plastic used in the Swim Senko was a little tougher, as they tear easily.

These have a different action than every other swimbait on the market, and bass seem to love it. Just fish them with a big EWG. Chop a couple inches of the nose and they still work great. Great spinnerbait trailers as well. I use them instead of a skirt for big pike and bass.

Great bait…Big bait, big fish. 2nd cast brought home a 5.2 (catch and release). Nice swim action with the paddle tail. I fish all my Yamamotos weightless on a 5/0 EWG offset hook.

I use these on wacky rigs and they did well. Nothing bigger than a few pounds but I think that was just the lake I was fishing

I've used the 5-inch and 5.5-inch Swim Senko for many years. It's been a great producer. However, I recently have added a underspin to the 5.5 and greatly increased my catch. I do wish the plastic used in the Swim Senko was a little tougher, as they tear easily.

These have a different action than every other swimbait on the market, and bass seem to love it. Just fish them with a big EWG. Chop a couple inches of the nose and they still work great. Great spinnerbait trailers as well. I use them instead of a skirt for big pike and bass.

Great bait…Big bait, big fish. 2nd cast brought home a 5.2 (catch and release). Nice swim action with the paddle tail. I fish all my Yamamotos weightless on a 5/0 EWG offset hook.

I use these on wacky rigs and they did well. Nothing bigger than a few pounds but I think that was just the lake I was fishing