Bucktail with plastic or porkrind- easiest -------- Bucktail with plastic or porkrind- toughest-------- Storm shad type lure could also be used in both catagories.
The big Storm shads and other like rubber fish, I hear there are guys who fish the canal and buy dozens of them each year. Makes the average slug look like a superstar!
The big Storm shads and other like rubber fish, I hear there are guys who fish the canal and buy dozens of them each year. Makes the average slug look like a superstar!
The big Storm shads and other like rubber fish, I hear there are guys who fish the canal and buy dozens of them each year. Makes the average slug look like a superstar!
That would be me you're describing, except for the superstar comment. Its all part of a three step program designed to transform hopeless slugs into productive citizens:
1. No more herring-cold turkey...
2. Use of rubber permitted, but mix in a Gibbs pencil when you can.
3. When they stop taking rubber and wood, go to eels....
Last edited by Back Beach; 12-12-2008 at 01:08 PM..
It's not the bait
At the end of your line
It's the fishing hole
Where all the fish is blind
Bucktail with plastic or porkrind- easiest -------- Bucktail with plastic or porkrind- toughest-------- Storm shad type lure could also be used in both catagories.
Steve.
GREAT point.
So many nuances to jigging and throwing bucktails...
I under utilize these in the open non breachway surf...
I keep saying I'll fish more of them, but you know how it goes. I use the same three things ad nauseum
Bryan
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"For once I agree with Spence. UGH. I just hope I don't get the urge to go start buying armani suits to wear in my shop"
I use the same three things ad nauseum
Hybrid Mode
