Zoom super fluke in white, baby bass, or lemon shad with a 3/0 EWG gammy.

In the shallower waters, nothing beats a 4.5" sluggo. I prefer to throw soft jerks on spinning gear with a stiff action, MH spinning rod with 8 - 12 pound mono.

I always have a freshwater rod in the car and on it ready to go is zoom super fluke. In my part of Florida the water is not deep and many high weeds in the canals, it's the perfect bait for me. I have experimented with rage tail with poor success, only to put a fluke back on and it produces. I work it weedless and as a top lure or barely submerged, not fussy on color as long as they are shade of white or light.

For pond use I like storm with an exposed hook. I dislike any of the worms, not that they don't produce but I just don't care for that style of fishing.

When I first tried the 7" Magnum Fluke, I wasn't able to get the same crisp darting action

I got with the Super Fluke. Now I rig them a little differently, and no longer throw the tiny 5" fluke.

> Zoom Magum Fluke (7")

> Gamakatsu 5/0 Superline hook (26 grains)

> Color doesn't seem to matter (but 'Bubblegum' is easy to see)

Roger

watermelon seed zoom super fluke...3/0 ewg gamakatsu. Man....I cant wait to use this bait again...right now they just look at it and probably wonder what his rush is...