pluggin

[striprman]

When in Rome.............

[Diggin Jiggin]

If you know the fish are there and they're not hitting your topwater plugs you gotta mix it up a little. If they are chunking they are getting em on the bottom, you gotta try and get down there too. Try some strom shads, or fin -s fish on little ball jigs, maybe some sluggos with small lead heads.

One other thing you can try is using a teaser up in front of your plug, I have been using them 2 1/2 - 3 feet in front of the plug and doing very well with them. I had one day pluggin this year during which I caught a LOT of fish and every one of em was on the teaser.

[eelman]

It really depends on the bait that is on hand, plugging is tough in the summer and to me better in the fall. I hate to hop on it but I would really consider using eels, its alot like plugging and the best of both worlds.

If I had to plug? I would not hesitate to use a 9 inch black slug-go, they work fantastic...

http://www.surfcasting-rhodeisland.c...g_Sluggos.aspx

[fishaholic18]

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it but I would really consider using eels,

Stop Giving away our secrets Bill...LOL

[staltershoal]

i was gonna try race point tomorrow from shore but with the 4th this weekend i dont think im gonna try to brave this traffic ... oh well to the fort i go .

[Notaro]

my aunt made me late today. im going to pick up eels tmw night. i wont go to OB. damn it, i need my keeper.

[CANAL RAT]

can you say LIVE EELS!!. another option is using rigged eels or a eel skin pulled over you fav swimmer tune it to dive deep dont use a tail hook just the belly one you can carve a channel with a file or dremel tool to tie the eel skin down with thread. #^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^&#^& makes a good eel skin plug