Yamamoto YAM

Good lure

When the bass are finicky, the old reliable senko usually does the trick.

Quality product. Great color for stained water clarity.

Gave to husband and he used them right away. Caught fish. he likes the Yamamotos

Ok

The Yamamoto Senko 5” worm falls with an irresistible horizontal shimmy that triggers strikes even on tough days. I’ve caught dozens of bass rigging it weightless or Texas-style—salt impregnation makes it sink perfectly. Highly durable and versatile for wacky rigs too.

Great quality will buy again

These are some of the best senko style worms I've used. They fall slow and have good action on the fall. Fish tend to eat these on the fall. Throw them Texas rigged with or without a weight, wacky rig them, neko rig them, use them as a trailer, etc. These things catch fish! As far as the value I rated it 4 out of 5 stars because they are a bit expensive. Durability I gave 3 out of 5 stars because they do tear very easy due to the massive amount of salt they put in the plastic to help it fall slower. They could use less salt but I don't think they would be as affective. I gave thickness 5 out of 5 stars because the fish do eat them so it must be right. I have thrown these things so many times and caught fish before they even hit bottom a lot of the times. I personally like to throw them Texas rigged with a cone shaped weight and a rubber weight peg. Sometimes I keep the weight pegged right to the hook and sometimes I slide the weight peg up about 8 inches so the weight can slide a bit. It all depends on what the fish are biting.