Senko Sub....

[Darian]

OK guys,.... Here's my interpretation of substitute for a plastic worm/Senko:



This pattern is designed to be cast into holes in vegetation and (hopefully) sink slowly; allowing the wide blade to barely turn and tail to flutter while falling.

[Adam Grace]

Where's the weed guard?

[David Lee]

Very cool .

Let me know when you fish it , I'm curious as to how it tracks .

David

[Darian]

Weed guard.... I don' got to show you no weed guard!!!! Actually, I figure that every time I cast this fly onto a hole, a bass is gonna bite and I'll have to pull the bass out. No weed guard necessary there.

[mike-n]

Sweet, what is the body?

[Darian]

The body os a shaped, sparkle chenille. The core of the chenille is relatvely stiff (bends but not like thread cores). This is a product that I found many years ago in variuos colors but has since gone out of the market place. Too bad. It makes a very good looking worm body. Years ago I saw a similar chenille body in a toy store (uhhh..... while shopping for my son) that had eyes glued on and it looked a lot like a giant inch worm. Kinda gave me the idea.

[Terry Thomas]

Darian,
I like it! I'm not much for spinner blades, but the rest of the bug looks "bassy."
T.