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6" Soft plastic lizards.

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I was in the tackleshop the other day and picked up some soft plastic zoom 6" lizards.  Being from central Florida I figured since there are 100 lizards per square foot around here it might be a good choice.

So I called in sick yesterday and went out to one of my favorite lakes.  I figured that casting under the dock might be a realistic place that lizards would be likely to fall into the water.  First cast and BAM! got a nice 2lb'er.  Walked around the bank and had good luck too under the cypruss.

Anyone else use lizards?  I don't hear about it much and was wondering.

Ya I'm from Central Florida also an I have had good luck with lizards in ponds an in my lakes especially in the canals. Were you fishing them weightless or weighted?

    Yes.  I use the a lot.

    They are a very popular C-rig bait.

Lizards have accounted for a decent portion of my fish caught this year. I prefer the 4" Zooms for my creek fishing.

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Ya I'm from Central Florida also an I have had good luck with lizards in ponds an in my lakes especially in the canals. Were you fishing them weightless or weighted?

I was fishing them florida rigged with a 1/8oz bullet pegged 1/4 inch up.  I was thinking about going weightless tomorrow over the pads.

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In my neck of the woods there are no salamanders ( lizards are terrestrial creatures ), hellbenders, water dogs or whatever they are regionally known, soft plastic lizards work very well.

ya man,

i love the Charlie's lizards,

they work great.... i rig them with a screw in bullet weight, and slowly bump'em off the bottom....

awesome bait!!!

my PB a 7lb smallie came off a 4in zoom junebug lizard fishing a very small creek that noone even fishes. never underestimate a lizard or a small creek. :D

Lizards tend to be big fish baits. They make them in some big sizes. Fish also seem to smack lizards pretty hard when they strike.

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I like using lizards on Carolina rigs or texas rigs. The smaller 4" lizzy is a great split shot lure.

I am a die hard zoom lizard fisherman. The bite has slowed a good deal in the last 2 years but before that I used to have great success with it. I rigged it on a 1/8 or 1/16 Slider head.

I started bass fishing using 6 and 4 inch zoom lizards and caught tons of fish with them.  I have since totally lost the patience to fish soft plastics but they definitely work very well.

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Like Raul said, there do not need to be Lizards present for their plastic relatives to work. I have been using The Rage Lizard with great success. By far the best action of any lizard out there. Something a little different for the fish to look at also.

they work wonders for me here in tx.my color of choice in the 6" zoom cherry seed tx rigged with an 1/8 oz weight.

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