For anyone who is a fan of senko types of worm fishing (I am when I throw a worm).... You gotta give Berkley Powerbaits a try. Bass simply keep chewing on this worm 5x longer than other worms. You can get a 10 pack for under $8 with a bunch of color assortments, and these sell for around the same price as other type of Senko types of worms. I, personally, am not a worm fisherman but when I do use a worm it's definitely a Senko type of lure. Give these a shot, I'm sure you will like how long a bass keeps chewing on this worm compared to other brands...
Berkley Power Worms have been a staple among bass anglers for nearly 30 years. Power Baits were designed to have a specific taste that fish would hold onto longer, allowing more time for the angler to get a solid hookset. More recently, Gulp! became a household name for saltwater anglers, by adding scent to baits. That technology had yet to cross over to freshwater, for Gulp! becomes brittle and doesn’t do well when left exposed to air or put in tackle boxes. Berkley’s new PowerBait Max Scent fills the void, however. The soft plastics bring all the benefits of Gulp! yet can handle freshwater use. PowerBait Max Scent will be initially offered in eight popular styles.
Berkley Power Worms have been a staple among bass anglers for nearly 30 years. Power Baits were designed to have a specific taste that fish would hold onto longer, allowing more time for the angler to get a solid hookset. More recently, Gulp! became a household name for saltwater anglers, by adding scent to baits. That technology had yet to cross over to freshwater, for Gulp! becomes brittle and doesn’t do well when left exposed to air or put in tackle boxes. Berkley’s new PowerBait Max Scent fills the void, however. The soft plastics bring all the benefits of Gulp! yet can handle freshwater use. PowerBait Max Scent will be initially offered in eight popular styles.