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I usually throw a watermelon strike king tube, had a lot of luck on them when I was younger so I just stuck with it. What size, color, brand tube do you like throwing? Also do you fish it weightless or on a jig head. 90% of the time I throw mine weightless because I'm too lazy to switch hooks

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The majority of the time, I'm throwing StrikeKing tubes. Last year I tried NetBait's BK tube and fell in love with the 5.25 in version. Tubes are a great bait for skipping under docks and this larger version allows me to stay farther from the docks in the clear lakes I fish often.  Okeechobee Craw and Green Pumpkin are my favorites, but a StrikeKing white tube in the fall is a killer when fished like a walking bait just under the surface.

The majority of the time I'll fish a tube either on a tube jig, or with an internal weight T-rigged. The beauty of these riggings is, unlike traditional T-rigging, they don't hinder the tubes ability to spiral on the fall. The only other way I rig them is weightless and I'll fish them like a Fluke.

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Original gitzits and strike king coffee tubes.

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The best and softest tube made, River Rock Baits, both the standard and pro model tubes are great but the pro model is really one of a kind, no softer tube on the market and the fish eat it, it is just an awesome tube.

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Love me some Poor Boy's Tubes!

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Bass Pro magnum flippin' tubes for me. I texas rig them too.

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My Favorite Tube?

 

Duco Cement        :bounce:

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Dry Creek and Gitzits for me. Baby bass or flash minnow.

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zoom and Venom

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The best and softest tube made, River Rock Baits, both the standard and pro model tubes are great but the pro model is really one of a kind, no softer tube on the market and the fish eat it, it is just an awesome tube.

X2 for River Rock Baits tubes.  And, they will do a single dip, double dip and triple dip.

 

I often use tubes with no weight or up to a 1/16 oz. to fish pad fields in northern MN.  The 4" triple dip tube weighs almost a half oz.  So they permit long casts with medium heavy to heavy action rods.

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  1. Dry Creek tubes  out of Idaho.  Baby Bass and Bluegill rock.  Great company....Tight lines

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Zoom but I will say I have only tried half a dozen brands so maybe I might like others. With out question I caught more fish on zoom tubes last year then anything. They are thick and last a lot of fish and that's a plus. I also usually do a little quick custom work on them with a knife before I even fish them usually.

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