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Location: Athens, Ohio | A buddy of mine at work just loaned me one of these lures for my trip to LOTW. Any suggestions on the best way to work it? thanks, m |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | trooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll |
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| The best way to work that bait for the LOTW trip it to take it off and put on a Mepps Magnum!
gotch Mikie
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Location: Pelican Lake/Three Lakes Chain | Tomcat,
You took the words right out of my mouth!! |
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Location: Athens, Ohio | ok, ok. Throw the hair, forget the plastic. Dang, can't a guy have a little fun? m |
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| I agree with the others, but if one was to throw the B-Flat (one of the best jerkbaits thats not made anymore),use short downward twitches and make her dance ! Great bait around weeds. Work in and out of the pockets. Very good post frontal lure. Good luck. Steve |
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Location: Belgium | long sweeps like you would for a suick work well too. The B-flat (large size) turns on its back and then returns to the upright position after the sweep has been stopped. Cool action! never caught on it though |
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Location: Racine, Wi | I'm with divani and Jonesi on this. I love those baits after a cold front comes through. The roll that they have as they glide is awesome. I boat a few fish on this bait every year. Try working with nice easy long sweeps, and then pause. I fish them real slow if I can. Definitely a fall and spring bait though. Use the hair.
Good Lungen,
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| two b flats for sale one in green perch another in orange tiger $30 |
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Location: Rhinelander. | short light twiches with rod tip down. Be sure to twirch everytime while still slack in the line or you twitch it to hard and no action. Fish it easy and slow Is how I was showed by someone who used them alot. Good Luck!
I have some I'll sell!!!!!!!!!!
Don Pfeiffer
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| Could someone post a pic of what one looks like?
thanks
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Location: Athens, Ohio | Sorry I have no way of doing that but I'll bring it along. After reading these posts, promise you'll slap me if you see me start to string it up on the leader! m |
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Location: Racine, Wi | Save it for the spring and fall mikie |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | This was my favorite bait nearly 20 yrs ago. This bait would sometimes get em going when nothing else would. Hooking percentage is average to poor, as sometimes they like to grab the backs of this bait. Works like nothing else in my box, and some work much better than others. The Tenn Shad throws a blinding flash!
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Location: Belgium | hey raze, the color of the top lures is awesome! Is that gold foil? |
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Location: NeverNever Lake | Damn skippy Divani! Got a trade for that one too? I'll ship that along with the Crane.
Paw, is that you Paw? Got the gold Paw, got it right here! - The Outlaw Josey Wales |
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Location: Belgium | dunno, maybe ...I'll think about it |
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