what's your #1 soft plastic

[NJ Jigman]

Whats the plastic bait you throw most often. The one you count on each trip for producing number's and size?

[muskyhunter]

Easily #1 - Gary Yamamoto senko

[carter]

Second on the Senkos but in BPS brand.

[BucketHunter]

Gambler Ugly Otter. NO WAIT KVD Caffiene Shad. I MEAN RI Sweet Beaver. OH Senko! yeah thats it.
No maybe it's the Gambler...
DONT MAKE ME CHOOSE!!!!!!!

[smalljaw]

Senko, I prefer the River Rock Baits stick worm but it is still a stick worm and they have been a game changer for sure. The funny thing is I only use them when the bite is tough and they have saved the day for me many times when it appeared I was going to get skunked the old stick worm came to the rescue.

[VEEDUBGYRL]

Second on the Senkos but in BPS brand.

Me too

[Ong Jim]

Has to be the Senko or stick worm. Very versatile. Weightless T-rig, Wacky-rig , Winky-rig, C-rig, and out here in the CA Delta, use it as a dropshot too.

[MaxZmus]

Zoom Magnum Shakey head in Mardi Gras

[cjtoad]

A 4.5" TrophyBaits fluke in Blue Pearl Hologram. A close second is a 3.5" DryCreek tube in watermelon.

[bassninja]

Only one? Yamasenko.

[branover]

Easily #1 - Gary Yamamoto senko

Have to agree so far this year I've been doing well with these

[NJ Jigman]

oh, the senko, always wanted to try those , wondered why every company in the business has a copy. the bait I count on most is a yamamoto bait but not the senko, its the shad shape

[mhood]

4" Zoom Finesse Worm in Pumpkin.

[facelessnewsouth]

hard to choose just one. Senkos or Roboworms...one of the two, or maybe both together.

[John Puckett]

Netbait T-Mac in Paca Melon color. Although I do throw a Zoom Super Fluke in Baitfish color an aweful lot. Zoom Baby Brushhog in G.P. with the tails dyed chartreuse isn't bad either.