re: The banjo minnow

The difference in Banjos and flukes is hook placement.

On a fluke, the hook creates a backbone giving it a more rigid walk the dog look. The banjo just hooks in the nose so it has more wiggle.

That said, I know a guy who hooks flukes in the nose with a small wacky worm hook and gets a similar effect as the banjo gives you.

Oh, and ALXtgr, they make paddle tail flukes now so they do have different action from the same bait. Just sayin'...

Nonetheless, the banjo does catch fish, but mine tore up really easy. Too expensive for a soft plastic that may catch 2 fish before it tears up.

Just my humble opinion...

At least he knows he's wrong now.

He just backed up what I said. There are different types of flukes, you obviously didn't know this. The sooner you stop posting about it the sooner the embarrassment stops

No, let's rehash

There are different types of flukes, this is fact. You claim there is only one kind fluke . Some of these flukes, when rigged the same, look a lot like the gimmick bait, the banjo minnow. Obviously you don't know a lot about fishing but you continue to try and argue with someone that has proven you wrong. Do you even fish?

A post above actually backed everything I've said up, is he wrong too?

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Obviously you don't know a lot about fishing but you continue to try and argue with someone that has proven you wrong. Do you even fish?

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You got me. I've never fished. I just enjoy pretending on message boards. You are providing a great service here. Please continue.

Yes, I've even RA's myself. Please make it go away! I've been pwnd and am at the mercy of the admins

Is the creme worm any good? i snuck into my neighbor's garage. he has a boat. I saw creme and jelly. Thoughts?

They are both named after foods, so fish must think they taste good.

Never had it but did buy the helicopter lure and destroyed bass in golf course ponds