I was out at the tackle shops this weekend looking around at specials and what not and I actually had the time to look at some of the LC baits. Man they are some beautiful and realistic baits, but are they worth the money. I am a enlisted Marine with a large family but don't mind the spending if there is that much of a difference between these and other brands

Yes.

And thank you for your service to our country.

Thanks Sam,

I think when I get my tax refund I will pick a few up. Any recommendations for starts.

What type of fishing do you do?  The Pointers are second to none.  A retard can walk the dog with a Sammy (just ask TheBeast).  I've got a few cranks in the box that haven't been fished yet.

Is there a bait they make that doesn't work?

No suggestions.

Just think how you fish and select the lures that fit that profile.

LC lures are excellent.

My best luck fishing has been with Shad Raps, so I guess I will go with some shallow cranks, I will aslo pick up a pointer and try to learn that. Thanks for the info guys.

Is there a bait they make that doesn't work?

Yep, the real vib and the snap kick.

in my hands, lc hits their sweet spot with the pointers and flat mini's.

ghost sunfish and american shad are hard to beat in any water.

I just went to the exchange and saw a line of LC and I do have a couple, but I found that the Rapala original floater 2.5" is a can't be beat bait, for the money spent, especially fishing Brices Creek.  Went last Monday and tore them up and 2lb was the smallest I caught.  Going tomorrow too, gonna try the same bait just a longer version.

I had a friend of mine who just started bass fishing ask me what lures he should buy.  I told him the two must have lures are the Senko (or senko style lure) and a Lucky Craft Pointer 100SP.  I caught a majority of my fish on these two lures.  So to make a long story short, the LC Pointer 100 is a must buy and in the Spring, you may not even throw another lure.

I just went to the exchange and saw a line of LC and I do have a couple, but I found that the Rapala original floater 2.5" is a can't be beat bait, for the money spent, especially fishing Brices Creek.  Went last Monday and tore them up and 2lb was the smallest I caught.  Going tomorrow too, gonna try the same bait just a longer version.

Do you have a scale?

Is there a bait they make that doesn't work?

Yep, the real vib and the snap kick.

the real vibe was my most productive bait in 06 (not even close)  the live pointer however :-/

the real vibe was my most productive bait in 06 (not even close) the live pointer however :-/

I can't catch a thing on the real vib. What size where you using?