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I have mentioned this lure in the past but it deserves another mention. The Trick Stick is known by a few names but they all lead back to the same type product. Probably one of the most recognizable names is the Senko. You can find trick sticks in a few different sizes. You can also use several different techniques with this soft plastic fishing lure which makes it one of the most versatile lures on the market today. They are a great value for your money too.
As I mentioned, you can use these baits several different ways. You can Texas Rig them with out a weight which helps give them a great deal of action. Make sure that you have the Trick Stick as straight as possible on the hook. One of the other more popular ways to fish the Trick Stick is to Wacky Rig it. Again you will get a lot of action out of the Trick Stick when Wacky rigged. The size of the hook to use seems to be as personal of a choice as the line you use. I will say that a 2/0 hook seems to be the norm. You don’t want an over-sized, exposed hook that will lead to snag after snag if you are near brush. The third way that I have used these lures is the Shaky Head method. Basically getting a stand up jig head and Texas Rigging the Trick Stick. When the bite gets tough, this is one of the hottest things going. It is a slow technique but if you can locate the fish, it will produce.
As I said, you can find the Trick Sticks in a few sizes, the other size that I use is in the 3 inch size. These are great for skipping under docks with a Shaky Head jig or a Hooker Head Jig. The Hooker Head jig is a fantastic jig that has a bait keeper hook on it. The reason I mention this is that it can save you a lot of plastic lures. The bait keeper hook locks into your Trick Stick and will help keep it from coming off during the battle.
In the end the Trick Stick is a great lure that just about anyone can use from the novice to the seasoned fisherman. You can cast, flip, pitch or skip them just about anywhere if you Texas Rig them because they are weedless at that point.
Give the Trick Stick a try the next time you go out. I think you will be glad you did!
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August 17th, 2008 at 10:34 pm
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