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re: Keeping soft plastics in the vehicle
Posted on 2/14/14 at 8:07 am to computerguy
Posted on 2/14/14 at 8:07 am to computerguy
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Everything near me is full of lily pads and grass so trebles or exposed hooks are out of the question
that's going to be tough to do without soft plastics.
my bait of choice is pretty standard here:
tx rigged 7.5" culprit worm. try some different colors to see what they want, but my big winners are red shad/green flake, june bug, and watermelon.
alternatively, if the weeds are super thick get some small zoom speed craws in watermelon/green flake, and tx rig with a half ounce weight, but peg it with a toothpick just above the craw. use it to punch through weed mats.
if you have some open spots you can always go with a white, white/chartreuse, or fire-tiger spinnerbait.
and get some ribbit frogs for sure. if you're going before work in the morning it sounds like an area they would kick arse in.
ETA: and some white sluggos or whatever the hell they're called these days. my brother would shite a brick if he saw me listing baits for weedy conditions and i didn't include a white sluggo.
This post was edited on 2/14/14 at 8:14 am
Posted on 2/14/14 at 8:12 am to gorillacoco
gorillacoco
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Fully agree it is tough without the soft plastics here.
And yeah I love all the ones you have mentioned.
Lately I have been hooked on a white fluke and it is versatile enough to run across the pads, down into the holes and does wonders in open water.
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Fully agree it is tough without the soft plastics here.
And yeah I love all the ones you have mentioned.
Lately I have been hooked on a white fluke and it is versatile enough to run across the pads, down into the holes and does wonders in open water.
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