Hook Stick 7" - Senko Style Bass Fishing Worm with Hook Tail
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Unique 7" Stick Bait with Hook-Shaped Tail
The Hook Stick 7" is a customer-designed Senko-style stick bait featuring a distinctive hook-shaped tail that creates unique action and triggers aggressive strikes from bass. This oversized soft plastic worm is perfect for targeting big largemouth and smallmouth bass in heavy cover and open water.
Key Features:
- Hook-Shaped Tail: Unique tail design creates distinctive swimming action and vibration that bass can't resist
- Big 7" Profile: Oversized length perfect for targeting trophy bass and filtering out smaller fish
- Senko-Style Body: Proven stick bait profile with enhanced tail action
- Versatile Rigging: Works with wacky rig, Texas rig, Carolina rig, Neko rig, and weightless presentations
Best Rigging Techniques:
Texas Rig: Pair with a 4/0 to 6/0 offset worm hook and 1/4 to 1/2 oz bullet weight. Perfect for flipping into heavy cover and vegetation.
Wacky Rig: Hook through the middle with a 2/0 or 3/0 wacky rig hook. The hook tail creates extra action on the fall.
Neko Rig: Insert a nail weight into one end for a nose-down presentation. Deadly on rocky bottoms and deep structure.
Carolina Rig: Thread onto a 3/0 to 5/0 offset hook behind a 1/2 to 1 oz egg sinker for dragging across ledges and deep structure.
Weightless: Simply hook it and cast for a slow, natural fall that triggers strikes from suspendedbass.
Best Fishing Situations:
- Targeting big bass in heavy cover, matted vegetation, and thick grass
- Flipping and pitching to docks, laydowns, and brush piles
- Fishing deep structure and ledges for offshore bass
- Pre-spawn and spawn periods when big females are shallow
- Summer fishing when bass want a bigger meal
- Clear to stained water conditions
Target Species: Largemouth Bass (especially trophy-sized), Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass
Pro Tip: The 7" size is perfect for trophy bass hunting. Fish it slow and methodically in areas where big bass live. The hook-shaped tail creates unique vibrations that trigger reaction strikes even from inactive fish.
Color Selection: Natural colors (green pumpkin, watermelon) work best in clear water. Use darker colors (black, junebug, purple) in stained water or low light conditions.
