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September 4th, 2008
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Re: flounder plug....
WOW Smitty. That's great. I was working on pretty much that exact same bait but couldn't get it to fall on the same side consistantly so I trashed it. I'm betting I would have caught a bunch of fish under the lights last weekend on that. The NJ backwaters are LOADED with little fluke right now. Cast it under a pod of peanut bunker in shallow water, snap it up into the school like it's feeding on the bait, and hold on as it falls cause the bass are gonna nail it.
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September 4th, 2008
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Re: flounder plug....
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Originally Posted by clamboni
WOW Smitty. That's great. I was working on pretty much that exact same bait but couldn't get it to fall on the same side consistantly so I trashed it. I'm betting I would have caught a bunch of fish under the lights last weekend on that. The NJ backwaters are LOADED with little fluke right now. Cast it under a pod of peanut bunker in shallow water, snap it up into the school like it's feeding on the bait, and hold on as it falls cause the bass are gonna nail it.
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hay thanks to all.....
hay clam thats the deal im hope to do this weekend if the weather holds up.
i live 2 mines from lbi so i have tuns of testing grounds lol...
if your ever in the area let me know we can hit the surf and bag a few striper's this fall... |
September 4th, 2008
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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Re: flounder plug....
Uh, OK - Never mind! 
But I'd rather EAT flounder than striper any day! |
September 4th, 2008
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Re: flounder plug....
man I love that bait. the swim on that thing is unique.
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October 27th, 2008
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: flounder plug....
Ok, saw the lure, saw the action, both great achievements , but, I have 2 questions for you:
1. I saw that the tremble hooks are on one side of the lure, but not mounted in the action movie. The action will remain the same with the hooks on?
If a fish bites from the other side what chances do you have to catch it?
2. If you put the tremble hooks on the belly what size do you think you will need for such a "wide spread" lure ?
I'm particular interested on this lure cause it seems to me it will do a great job on pike fishing...man you got a great lure developed over there
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October 27th, 2008
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Re: flounder plug....
very cool ! what kind of joints did you use?
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October 27th, 2008
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: flounder plug....
my bad, now I've noticed that the lure has tremble hooks on both sides, anyway, it will be difficult not to plant it in an underwater tree, or to have grass on it  |
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Re: flounder plug....
Pikeman,
I only saw the single hook at the tail. Maybe the things on the sides are just the hinge pins.
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