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Backbeach Jake 06-12-2008 09:23 PM

Oooo, Slip! The jointed Nike!! Heck, they're all awesome..

johnny ducketts 06-13-2008 09:06 AM

only one fish away from the mini slam on my blue head spook.. Caught my first bluefish this season last night. It was awesome, the thing jumped like a tarpon and nailed it. What a cool sight and great feeling. All i need is a tuna on it and I'll have keeper bass, bluefish, and tuna all on the same plug. Anyone wanna take me tuna fishing?

mrstriper 06-13-2008 11:39 AM

hmmmmm...sauerkraut with a white plug...that is what I read in his article....nice job....

PNG 06-13-2008 12:02 PM

Nice Bruce, did Jiggy authorize that spook? Looking good

Jigman 06-13-2008 02:07 PM

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From the hook marks on the spook, I'd say slip got it right :btu:

Hey, anything that hits a pencil is ok in my book :tooth:

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PNG 06-13-2008 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Jigman (Post 597345)
From the hook marks on the spook, I'd say slip got it right :btu:

Hey, anything that hits a pencil is ok in my book :tooth:

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Jigman

yer kidding me:rotflmao:

SAUERKRAUT 06-13-2008 10:03 PM

Photo contest for a free plug?
 
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Slingah put me on to a photo contest whereby I might win a free plug; but he suggested I may already have enuf.

Is it possible to have enuf plugs? What makes ya think I have enuf plugs?

Jigman 06-13-2008 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by PNG (Post 597359)
yer kidding me:rotflmao:

Nope, they'll actually hit them pretty well :tooth: How about a Redeye (I think you call them Rock Bass up that way) on a pencil:

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Or a Mud-marlin on a topwater prop bait

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:cheers:

Jigman

numbskull 06-14-2008 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by SAUERKRAUT (Post 597424)
What makes ya think I have enuf plugs?

The fact that you'd trade them all in a second for another eel trap and lifetime supply of horseshoe crabs, maybe? :bl:

Slingah 06-14-2008 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by SAUERKRAUT (Post 597424)
Slingah put me on to a photo contest whereby I might win a free plug; but he suggested I may already have enuf.

Is it possible to have enuf plugs? What makes ya think I have enuf plugs?

hey kraut...it's actually a large aquaskinz bag stuffed full o'plugs....you never have enuff...unless ur Flap....he has too many:rotf3:

justplugit 06-14-2008 08:28 AM

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Originally Posted by SAUERKRAUT (Post 597424)
; but he suggested I may already have enuf.

Maybe, if your 16. :hihi:

GooGoo Man 06-14-2008 02:05 PM

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Caught on one of my own plugs, it was a diving danny, blue/ white dip I made over the winter. 40" fish about 24lbs. felt good to finally catch something bigger than the 16" fish that the river is full of!

ProfessorM 06-14-2008 06:29 PM

Great job. Like your boat. Excuse me for being a slacker:doh: and will get you the things I promised this Spring this off season if that is ok. Any extra time I have now, which is little, I have to fish. Hope you understand.

GooGoo Man 06-15-2008 10:24 AM

Paul, thanks for the compliments, It is a 20' lund alaskan w/ a 50hp honda (it is very frugal on fuel) an awesome striper machine. I totally understand, so many fish, such little time.

angler229 06-15-2008 04:22 PM

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25.7# 42.5" on a herring danny, tried to release it but it bleed like a stuck pig.

Johnny21 06-15-2008 08:12 PM

I've got a bad itch now,.... nice fish Dan. I have to give you a call, catch up. Keep the pics coming.

numbskull 06-29-2008 11:02 PM

Advanced fishing skills.......takes years to learn this knot.

numbskull 06-29-2008 11:03 PM

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oops

NIB 06-30-2008 05:59 AM

Is that ur conrad??
When that fish flops ur gonna be sorry..
They have a way of doin that when u least expect it.Of course I know U know that.

Flaptail 06-30-2008 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 601521)
oops

I know a few nurses who would love to see that picture.

numbskull 06-30-2008 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by NIB (Post 601540)
Is that ur conrad??

That is a skinny danny (though really more of a donny shape). Been a good plug for me and a few others. AYC, Lefty 2 mid slot, and the weight a little aft of center. About 3oz. Casts well, swims at very slow retrieves, rolls a ton (it actually will do barrel rolls with a sharp twitch). You can't pop it. Stays barely subsurface and doesn't leave much wake. I'd expect it to suck, but it has become one of my most productive plugs. Go figure. Here is a close up with a fish a lurker named Earlybird took. As an aside, the conrad jr's have proven to be very useful as well, particularly off jetties.

afterhours 06-30-2008 05:50 PM

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this fish really liked this 2.5oz polaris'..

NIB 06-30-2008 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 601636)
That is a skinny danny (though really more of a donny shape). Been a good plug for me and a few others. AYC, Lefty 2 mid slot, and the weight a little aft of center. About 3oz. Casts well, swims at very slow retrieves, rolls a ton (it actually will do barrel rolls with a sharp twitch). You can't pop it. Stays barely subsurface and doesn't leave much wake. I'd expect it to suck, but it has become one of my most productive plugs. Go figure. Here is a close up with a fish a lurker named Earlybird took. As an aside, the conrad jr's have proven to be very useful as well, particularly off jetties.

Thanks..
Just barely subsurface is a good place to fish..

Clogston29 07-01-2008 06:47 AM

indeed. i always fished swimmers that swam on top at night, then went to a McKenna presentation where he talked alot about keeping your presentation subsurface, even if only an inch or two. I tried it and my results improved, especially in terms of size. Now the problem is finding good subsurface swimmers. Juniors and loaded redfins are my favorites so far, with the exception of conrads in deep enough water.

numbskull 07-04-2008 05:17 PM

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Slow where I was today. Worked hard for this one. My oldest son home for the summer, just getting into fishing (now that soccer, girls, college, drinking and job are all covered). Took a Jigman-copy spook. Sweet plug.

ProfessorM 07-04-2008 05:54 PM

Excellent fish and plug. I got one but have not been lucky enough to catch with it yet. My Howdy copies have been too productive most mornings to change to something else but i know it will catch by the action it has and the accolades it has gotten.

Jigman 07-05-2008 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 602574)
...Took a Jigman-copy spook. Sweet plug.

What, stripers hit those too??? I thought they were just for bluefish :tooth: Nice fish :btu:


Jigman

Tagger 07-06-2008 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Jigman (Post 602764)
What, stripers hit those too??? I thought they were just for bluefish :tooth: Nice fish :btu:

Stop that silly talk .. Stripers love that plug .. Plain and simple one of the best striper catching plugs there is .. both the large and the small .. Can't praise you enough for coming up with that (long casting., fish catching ) design..

Met a fishing bud early this am ,, loving that black bomber ..

Flaptail 07-06-2008 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 602574)
Slow where I was today. Worked hard for this one. My oldest son home for the summer, just getting into fishing (now that soccer, girls, college, drinking and job are all covered). Took a Jigman-copy spook. Sweet plug.

Thank Christ he's got his mothers good looks.

numbskull 07-18-2008 07:12 PM

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Another slim donny fish from last pm (boat trip, but casting against the shore). Anybody else out there fishing wood? Please post 'em, I need a fix.


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