Twin Fin
JKahler
Posted 7/24/2009 6:23 PM (#390347)
Subject: Twin Fin




Posts: 1286


Location: WI
Who likes this bait and how do you work it? I picked one up for $10 today. I'm guessing long sweeps of the rod?
tuffy1
Posted 7/27/2009 7:55 AM (#390626 - in reply to #390347)
Subject: RE: Twin Fin





Posts: 3240


Location: Racine, Wi
I love these baits for fishing suspendos as well as some deeper structure fishing in the fall. I don't work them with long sweeps at all. I actually give it a slight twitch. It tends to make the bait roll on its side for a second and puts out some pretty good flash.

I also like crawling these over deep rocks in the fall using the same soft twitch. I'm sure you could use longer sweeps as well, I've just had better results using the subtle twich to get the bait to roll and flash.

Very under used bait, but I continue to have great results with them.
Roughneck1860
Posted 7/27/2009 3:29 PM (#390724 - in reply to #390347)
Subject: Re: Twin Fin





Posts: 295


Location: Southern Ontario, Detroit River and Lake StClair
I like them aswell. Like Tuffy1 I mainly use them for fishin' deeper than I would with other soft plastics, their thin body width lets them get down deep quick. A very easy bait to fish in the 15ft+ depths and I've fished them down to 30ft. I vary how I fish them though from soft twitches to short hard jerks, to a slow steady retrieve with the odd flutter pause. They have alot of flash and big fish do seem to like them.

Good Fishin'
Tim


Edited by Roughneck1860 7/27/2009 3:30 PM
Muskyfisher
Posted 7/28/2009 5:14 PM (#390948 - in reply to #390347)
Subject: Re: Twin Fin





Posts: 209


Location: Big Falls MN
I also like these baits but i had one of the tails come off and it works better with just one tail. doesnt roll and you can work them fast of shallow weed but you reall have to work them fast