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What Lure Are You Going To Teach Yourself To Fish This Year?


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#31 WookieeJedi

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Posted April 20 2012 - 01:16 PM

Spinnerbaits for me.
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#32 North Ga Hillbilly

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Posted April 20 2012 - 06:17 PM

yeah I've seen all the videos on it plus the action video, it swims really well, I'd like to see if anyone on here has it and gets a lot of fish with it, I have no problem spending 50 bucks on a lure if it brings a nice fish every cast or 2 like in the youtube videos


I use to have a bull shad, it was a nice numbers swimbait. You wont catch one every two casts, those were hybrids in the video on the bull shad site, but they def will catch fish.

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#33 Dave P

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Posted April 20 2012 - 06:45 PM

Jigs. I say that almost every year.

#34 Maduece

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Posted April 20 2012 - 07:05 PM

Spinnerbaits for me.

Same here.

#35 iceintheveins

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Posted April 20 2012 - 11:00 PM

Learning jigs more.
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#36 Globadoc

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Posted April 20 2012 - 11:38 PM

Senkos and Dropshot minnows. Not so easy to do on a medium-speed river, but I've seen it done and just HAVE to try it this year.

#37 JoePhish

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Posted April 21 2012 - 11:07 AM

Jerk Baits...again. I catch the heck out of fish with these when inshore fishing but never a Bass.

Though it's not a specific lure or a technique, I want to focus more on using my drag properly, especially on my baitcasters..
I have a tendency to horse fish in.

#38 Greed

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Posted April 21 2012 - 11:26 AM

Swimjigs - Already off to a good start with these type of lures.

Swimbaits- Not off to a good start so far this year. It's hard to put down the jig, swimjig, and spinnerbait when they produce so many already larger fish for me.
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#39 flukemaster

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Posted April 21 2012 - 07:47 PM

yeah I've seen all the videos on it plus the action video, it swims really well, I'd like to see if anyone on here has it and gets a lot of fish with it, I have no problem spending 50 bucks on a lure if it brings a nice fish every cast or 2 like in the youtube videos


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#40 Nodda4me

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Posted April 21 2012 - 07:49 PM

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lol that's one of the videos I watched, let me borrow it :D

#41 gobig

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Posted April 22 2012 - 01:25 AM

call me crazy, but Im going to make the jump to even larger swimbaits. If 8" is good, 10" is great... right :huh:


What baits are you going to use?

#42 North Ga Hillbilly

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Posted April 22 2012 - 12:05 PM

What baits are you going to use?


I spend 99% of my time with a Hudd, but I just got a 10" Trout from Joe at Real Prey that I have put some time in with. I put in about 3 hours today, but got agitated and switched to the hudd and managed to stick a slob. But in time I'll get one on the Real Prey, its got it all goin right, as far as swim and all goes. Going to get a new rod that will handle it better then put some serious time in with it.

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#43 bama_bassin

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Posted April 22 2012 - 06:05 PM

larger swimbaits... I recently got a bull shad...waiting on it now and plan to fish it next week. also going to work on the drop shot technique this year.

#44 ROCbass

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Posted April 23 2012 - 08:41 AM

frogs and buzzbaits. I also "invented" a new (to my knowledge at least, I've never see or heard of anyone else doing it before) way to rig a senko that I'm itching to try out.
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#45 ww2farmer

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Posted April 23 2012 - 09:19 AM

I guess I need to re-learn every thing. I can't catch a bass right now to save my life. Worst slump I have ever been in, March was ok....heck it was March, we were fishing in boats insted of standing on ice, and catching fish, so it was all good. April has been terrible. I am not sure I have a limit of keeper bass yet for the month. And it's not for lack of trying either. Jerkbaits, tubes, dropshot, lip-less and shallow cranks, jigs, shakey heads,senkos.............I might as well be throwing bare hooks, at least I might snag somthing on accident.
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