ripinthem

I like 10lb trilene flouro 100%, as well. It makes the baits look more natural, and has less upward drag. You get better feel and a better hook-set with flouro, just set your drag a little lighter, and you won't have any problems with fish pulling off.

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I guess you are implying an endlees supply of that lure, as well? I would say a jig. Reason is that its really versitile in all levels of the water(shallow-swim, deep ledges, heavy cover). With my extend-pole, I never lose one in <20ft of water, so costs per fish is very reasonable. My second choice would be a strait-tail finesse worm. I can catch fish on those 2 baits all year long. My other baits seem to be seasonal with my level of fishing.

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LOL! The name is in your discription. I thought you were serious for a few seconds.

It looks like a swimbait that got tangled. Couple clues, the excess line going across the wire, and the hook at the belly of the swimbait.

Is there a fluke that doesn't fall horizontal??

I've been using that bait in sexy/chartreuse. Best crankbait I've seen in a while. They talk about the erratic nature of its tracking, that draws the strikes, but its the way it comes through cover that really makes it shine. Around grass, it might be the best I've seen. It seems to track over it, no matter the depth, just glides over it. If you want a bait to bury in it, this ain't the bait for you. I've never seen one walk the grass like this one.

I thought the same thing, but then I used them, and that shut me up.

Check out the Cavitron. Should be able to find it, above. Gets good reviews on this site.

I have a couple, and I really wouldn't recommend it. I really like their DeepDivers, though. I, personally , would go with the new Strike king 1.5, 2.5's. I just got some in, and I really like their action.

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