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Swimbaits vs flukes

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Arethese baits worked the same way? Twitch and pause?Chuck and grind back?if not please enlighten me.

  • Super User

Apples to oranges. I guess it depends on what you are calling a swimbait?

I would work a hard swimbait like a fluke (sometimes) but the soft swimbaits, not so much.

They are a much slower presentation for the most part.

  • Super User

Small baits, like a Swimming Senko, are very

similar. SPEADBEAD fishes REAL swimbaits

which have nothing in common with flukes.

I fish Slug-Gos (the original "fluke") without

moving it forward. Picture a feeding minnow.

The Swimming Senko like baits are fished with

a variety of retrieves, but the "action" is in the

tail. These baits are fished "cast and retrieve",

not stationary.

8-)

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So soft swimbats are pretty much cast and retrieve, varying speeds of course, whereas soft flukes are fished stationary meanin twitched and slowly worked back?  Am I on the right path with this - i have caught very few fish with these baits and would like to change that.

thanks

  • Super User

Your understanding is what I was trying to

describe. I fish the Slug-Go either weightless

(shallow) or on a drop shot rig (deep).

8-)

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