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- Al's Worms
- Wacky Wormin'
Hi Wally,
You've got mail :)
Message Added on 11/03/2003 at 01:17
- Wally Dudek
I would like to clarify my question on the tube jigs.Instead of the eye that you tie onto coming out at 90 degrees it comes out at approx. 60 degrees at the jig head.Also (another dumb question).What is wacky wormin?My grandson (10 yrs.)and I would like to know.
Thanks again
Wally Dudek
Message Added on 10/03/2003 at 22:49
- Al's Worms
- Questions refer: AlSenkos / Tube Jigs
Hello,
The AlSenkos are used primarily on a dropshot rig, and also for wacky wormin'. We do not offer any jigs with eyes yet. I will send your request to our jig supplier. Thanks for the interest!
Message Added on 10/03/2003 at 20:51
- Wally Dudek New Madison, Ohio
Great website,discovered it while looking at Ebay.Never heard of the Alsenko,but it sounds interesting.How is it rigged and fished?Most of my fishing is done on Lake St.Clair Michigan,the Detroit River and Ontario,Canada.Specifically for Smallies and Walleye.Any info would be appreciated.Currently we are using tube baits.Will also be expanding the fishing territory to include farm ponds and small reservoirs in Ohio and Indiana.My next question is.Do you make any tube jig heads with 60 degree eyes?
Message Added on 10/03/2003 at 19:44
- Lighthouse Bait/Tackle
- NICE
I really like your website. That's the best selection of colors I've seen yet.
Message Added on 04/03/2003 at 11:04
- Patrick Emerson
- What a variety
I haven't had a chance to get out this season, for it's just not quite there yet. From what I've seen in the color varieties offered, I found myself wanting (needing) every variation that is offered. Prior to seeing the website, I have pondered specific mixes of colors that I haven't been able to find at your regular retail shops. Al's got 'em all. I have recently purchased a decent variety and can't wait to try them. Will have to insure the boss (AKA my wife) doesn't know about this....
Keep up the great work!!!
Message Added on 13/02/2003 at 21:28
- Shawn
Al's stuff is great... real soft and any color you want. Fished maily worms and the trailers last year (big pig and jig guy). Helped in sending me to the Nationals... thanks so much. Looking forward to using the Alsenkos this year.
Shawn
Message Added on 12/02/2003 at 15:42
- Jeannie
- Great Site
Al,
I think you have a terrific site and I am telling all my friends and my husband about it. You did a great job with it. Michele made me a great site too.
Message Added on 20/01/2003 at 13:52
- Ryan Clan
Your website is AWESOME!! You do beautiful Work. Keep up the great stuff. Its inspiring!!!
Message Added on 26/10/2002 at 19:37
- brian mccleskey
wow!!!!i bought 100 count alsenkos on e bay,went fishin @ lake oh ivie this morning and my back deck partner was about to throw me in!i only grabbed 3 pkgs when i left...1 pack 5" and 2 pkgs of 4"...als senkos accounted for many hook-ups today ...largest being a 3.65 lbs.smallie!!!this fish anniliated a 4"avocado magic in 30 ft water!GREAT BAITS CHRIS...KEEP IT UP...WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE ON E BAY!
Message Added on 19/10/2002 at 10:26
- babe milam
this is my other website. My address is:
1111 Kimberly Drive, Chandler, OK 74834
Message Added on 18/10/2002 at 07:52
- BABE MILAM
- treas.
I fish 4 different tournament trails, Cobra, Triton, Okemah Buddy Bass, and Prague Bassclub. The Triton and Cobra are the largest, with Triton drawing somewhere between 300-400 teams per tournament from about 4-5 different states. I'm going to order some of your baits and try them; however, if you would like to do a sponsor type thing, I would be glad to promote your product(if it works). Let me know. P.S. I'm the Lincoln County Treasurer here in Oklahoma and a retired Army NCO, so I promise I'm not some nut. I also have recorded a CD of 10 of my original songs and have signed a songwriters contract with Woodside publishing in Del City OK. But I love to fish, so if your bait is good, we can work something out. Thanks.
Message Added on 18/10/2002 at 07:48
- Robb Pell
- Al's Worms
Sorry for the blank post, accidently pressed enter. I just wanted to take a minute to express my feelings about Al's Worms......unbeatable! A friend of mine here in Florida recently gave me a few of these baits to try. I tied on a 8-inch Hawg Caller in "Bull Frog" and immediately started catching quality fish. The biggest weighing close to 6 pounds! I plan on using Al's Worms for the rest of fishing trips, believe me when I say...."Don't Leave Home Without 'Em!"
Message Added on 06/10/2002 at 17:51
- Ryan Owens
- Saltwater Plastics on Ebay
For anyone who does some saltwater fishing, check out some of alsworms auctions on Ebay. The shrimp jigs are unbeatable. Did some fishing recently in Ney Smyrna Beach Fl, and the Redfish absolutely loved 'em. In our local lake they're a perfect match for a drop-shot rig. Seriously, grab a some while they're still listing them!
Message Added on 20/09/2002 at 21:38
- Ryan Owens
- New Swim Baits
Just bought a couple of packs of Chris's Alsenkos, You've got to try some in "mudslide," Bass love 'em here in Florida! Incredible Action and half the cost of Yamamoto's. Can't go wrong!
Message Added on 20/09/2002 at 13:02
- Brett Rhealle
- colors
I forgot to say that you are right about the colors. If you have a color preference, you will find it here.
Message Added on 06/08/2002 at 23:52
- Brett Rhealle
- Senko Opinion
Well I have found that they don't sink like a Yamamoto, but I catch more fish with Al's. I think the action is better and they don't tear like a Yamamoto. I use strictly hanpoured senkos now. If anyone interested I have several hundred Yamamoto's I can sell real cheap. They won't get used so its a waste of time for me to have them. Jus email me for colors. Most of what I have are watermelon varieties.
Brett
Message Added on 06/08/2002 at 23:50
- Brian Waterford
- Help?
Has anyone used these alsenkos on a regular basis? I am very interested becaue I mainly use senkos when fishing for bass and I like all the color choices. Thank you.
Brian
Message Added on 29/07/2002 at 00:37
- Brian Waterford
- Help?
Has anyone used these alsenkos on a regular basis? I am very interested becaue I mainly use senkos when fishing for bass and I like all the color choices. Thank you.
Brian
Message Added on 29/07/2002 at 00:37
- Amen Kenny
- Bill Ayman
I read Kenny's post and just had to say AMEN! Great Alsenkos / Great baits - just the best.
Bill
Message Added on 19/07/2002 at 16:24
- Kenny Bryce
- ALSENKOS ARE THE BEST!
After a long time fishing Yamamato Senkos, I hesitantly tried the Alsenkos. All this talk about handpoured senkos not being as good is a load of crap! Anything made by Al's Worms is great, but these baits are just awesome. I am catching fish 3 to 1 over what is called "The Original". In fact, our team took second in an 84-team tournament last week and we used nothing but 4 inch Alsenkos. I hope people read this message because Al deserves a pat on the back. I know I won't use anything but Al's Worms. THANKS!!
Message Added on 19/07/2002 at 16:21
- Michele
- Guestbook Accidentally Reset (oops!) 6-27-02
Sorry Guys.. I accidentally reset the guestbook so please repost your entries.
Thanks a bunch! (smile)
Michele
Message Added on 27/06/2002 at 12:59
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