Hypothetical question for surfcasters:
If you have been getting bass on eels, but you run out while fishing – do you go for an eel-imitating plug like, say, an olive Habs or Mambo or eel-like soft plastic – or do you re-evaluate and go for something totally different as eels are almost never the predominate bait?
Thanks - Joe
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all black superstrike needle or black back white belly fogged with a little black to make it not so bright white-eyes painted bright yellow

Depending on the conditions, probabaly go to a black needle and use a teaser or to a fat surface swimmer... But I rarely run out of eels (which is good and bad when I think about it)

I've had great success the past couple seasons swimming my 8 inch grub, the tail action is great, putting out the vibrations you need fishing depths or darkness. If you want something that's a no brainer, it's perfect and all you need do is vary the jig head size/hook for various depths, times of year etc.

big chubby not stubby floating needle in black, with some hair on the back hook.

If the bluefish aren't around, then a pre-rigged rubber eel is the ersatz slimy long squirmy thing of last resort.

-WW

If it was a bright night Id use a yellow habs needle if it was dark Id use a black habs needle . But I may throw an olive white habs needle , which I usually have with me .

good answer chris :claps: :claps: :claps: :claps:
Welcome to family feud .

Did I pass the test ? LOL

Joe do you know when you are going to get more of the eel or blurple habs needles?

Maybe before October - If the Habs-Man takes pity on me.