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What do you consider a hybrid lure?


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#1 Nathan

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Posted 26 March 2003 - 11:43 AM

I'll kick this forum off with a question,What do you consider a hybrid lure?
With a back ground in fly tying,and plug making,I find myself crossing the line on several occasions.
What are your thoughts?..Nathan

#2 redg8r

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Posted 26 March 2003 - 10:28 PM

Hi Nate,
I actually thought of this as I made the forum for it, but IMO
A hybrid lure could be a few different things but I figure your "Assasin" fits the bill nicely....A jointed crankbait with a soft plastic tail.

If fellas dropped by with ideas or pics of baits they couldnt quite pick a forum to put em in, this one's the place for it. 8)

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#3 alsworms

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Posted 27 March 2003 - 03:15 PM

I once saw a guy on ebay selling a soft plastic worm that he called "Hybrid Bug". It looked to me like a cross between junebug and redbug; very cool lookin' color. I always thought this was the explanation of "hybrid"; crossing 2 species/colors. Considering that, I guess I make lots of hybrids, and I would assume lots of us tacklemakers do to :huh:
If anyone has any pictures of their hybrids (soft or hard plastics), I would sure love to see 'em. :D
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#4 BuggermanBob

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Posted 13 May 2003 - 08:34 AM

Hi, Nathan. Yea, I know what you mean! The 'Buggers' that I make are simply bucktail jigs on the surface. But I don't make them the usual way and some of the different styles/designs I make aren't fished like a jig and don't look like a jig.
I have endevered to use the bucktail jig as a starting point, then produce variations that can be fished differently than a jig. Once I started thinking 'out of the box', I was suprised how many actually did what they were designed to do.
I've made 'Buggers' that will cast with a spinning rod, land and float, then when you tug the line, it breaks the surface and floats ever so slowly down to the depth you want to start your retreve.
I made one 'Bugger' that , when trailed with a tube, will sit on the water for 12 seconds, then(on its own) will turn down and sink.(bet I can't do that again!)
How would a guy classify these?

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Posted 03 June 2003 - 06:37 PM

BuggermanBob...Very Interesting...

#6 Stick~em

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Posted 05 June 2003 - 11:13 PM

Here's a few Hybrids I made in just a few minutes with PRO's Soft~Bait Glue. They are all different manufacturer's soft~plastics cut up and used to make your unique' bait of choice, and any hand pours will work also.

Mike :wink:

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#7 Maze

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Posted 08 August 2003 - 12:19 AM

Hey Buggerman,
Could we see a few pics of those when you have time ? They sound very intersting and I can't wait to see what they actually look like!
Maze