Has anyone here ever used a small willow or Colorado blade on the tail of your Senko or attached to the hook? It seems like I saw this somewhere but I can't remember where. If you have when or what conditions constitute doing this? I would think it would have an effect on how the bait falls. Thanks in advance.

It was on a Timmy Horton Outdoors show.. I haven't tried it though.

http://www.bbcboards.net/bbc-lounge/343324-mj-rig-timmy-horton-outdoors.html

I saw it on the bass champs fishin report for lbj Sunday. Can't remember the name of the hook

I've done it before on worms with great success so I see no reason why it wouldn't work just as well on senkos. I used it on small heavily pressured ponds but that extra vibration should help in murky water aswell. IIRC the bait falls nose down and the blade helicoptered.

Talon lures sells them. They have a special stick bait as well.
http://talonfishing.com/wormbladesblingforyourplastics.aspx
Here's the stick bait.
http://talonfishing.com/taloncustom5blingstick.aspx

Poche' used it at the classic on the Red River.
I have caught fish using it, just sucks when they jump and throw the screw lock and blade. Lol

Talon lures has been pimping them for a long time. Long before profound outdoors.

Tackle Warehouse sells Talon's Worm Bling ($3.99) cheaper (12% cheaper) than Talon sells their own product ($4.49) for a pack of 6.



http://talonfishing.com/talonwormbladesblingforyourplasticbaits.aspx
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Talon_Custom_Lures_Worm_Blades_6pk/descpage-TCLWRMB.html

I use it with Yum dingers. It works great.

It was on timmy horton outdoors show, ive thrown it a few times and have had a couple of bites.

Poches the one who made it famous.

My partners have lost a blade or 2. I never saw enough from it to try myself though

I add a drop of super glue to the hitch hicker prior to screwing it in the end of the stick bait....helps a good bit...

I know a guide on Allen Henry that swears by it.