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Besides when seeing "schoolers" when do you use a fluke?

 

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9 minutes ago, TnRiver46 said:

All the time 

When would you use a hard body Jerk Bait like say a Rouge?

 

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4 minutes ago, Ski said:

When would you use a hard body Jerk Bait like say a Rouge?

 

 

Clear water spring and fall usually. 

 

Allen 

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Ultimately you are going to get answers for most every situation because a fluke style bait is very versatile.  I use a Yamamoto DShad in open water, drift fishing, dragging, in cover, as a topwater, in weeds and just about anywhere I would use plastics.  The DShad is a bit unique because it is heavier than most fluke style baits which makes it more useful in different situations.  As you can see, I use it a lot and in a lot of different colors for specific situations.  

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19 minutes ago, Ski said:

When would you use a hard body Jerk Bait like say a Rouge?

 

When there’s nothing to snag on 

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Flukes around vegetation, and hard jerkbaits with treble hooks in open water.

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Last year the zoom super fluke in the fall was my go to, this year so far I have been fluked.

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AHASJBTO - Always Have A Soft Jerkbait Tied On

 

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Flukes can trigger strikes when nothing else can , it's the darting action that begs for investigation. Lol

I have one tied on most of the time.

 

Plus they skip better than any bait I throw.

I throw them along grass lines, in grass, under docks, shallow water in the morning and let them fall deep at times.

They're more versatile than you may think.

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On 9/20/2022 at 9:10 AM, Ski said:

Besides when seeing "schoolers" when do you use a fluke?

 

It seems to really out produce other baits on blue bird calm days. The fish suspend and won’t bite moving baits or anything dragged on the bottom.

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Flukes are my go to dock skipping bait. Have one tied on at all times, no matter the weather. Only thing that may change is putting it on a weighted hook to get further in the water column faster

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