What size senko do you use when fishing it weightless?

I generally use the 4” when wacky rigging, but wasnt sure if I should go up to 5” when fishing it T-rig? Did know if that one inch would reduce the number of bites significantly.

Thanks in advance

I always use 5". Never tried a 4". Do you get that many more bites with a 4"?

5"

5

5

Real hard to cast the 4 inchers without a weight, even on a spinning reel

The 3 inch fat senkos cast easier than the 4 inchers on a spinning rig. Surprisingly good producers when fish have seen too many bigger senkos, especially when baitfish are small. They can be fished T-rigged, wacky, drop shot, or Ned rig.

6 or 7, rarely throw a 5

+1

I use a 5" too

I actually prefer the 6" size. It casts farther and I still get around the same amount of bites, and oftentimes they're bigger bites. I throw the 5" size weightless too. I just prefer the 6" more.

I like both 5 & 6"

I use them all from 3 inches all the way to 2 seven inchers glued together to make one big one.. it all depends on many factors. location, time of year, water clarity, mood of the fish etc just to name a few.

Whatever size Walmart sells.

I too have used ever size and caught fish on all of them.

6". The smaller sizes don't give you the same wiggle when falling horizontal.

5"

5"