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Old 01-13-09, 10:31 PM   #1
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bait monkey hit me good today and during the heat of the moment i picked up 4 packs of the redbug lizards in 4 inch instead of my favorite 6 inch.i texas rig all my lizards and these look a hair small in the bag,but maybe i picked em up wrong cause the monkey wanted me to try em.any u guys texas rigging 4 inch berkley lizards with any success.
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Old 01-13-09, 10:47 PM   #2
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I have had luck with both 4 and 6 inch lizzards. I throw the 4 inch on a 2/0 straight hook. I am a fan of having different sizes of the same plastics, there are times when you have to downsize to get them to hit it.
I haven't thrown the berkley lizards, but don't think you should have a problem.
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Old 01-13-09, 10:58 PM   #3
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thanks for help,i bought 12 bags of lizards and was home when i noticed the 4 inch lizards,first thought was to take em back next time im at bps and then i thought heck if i aint doing no good i mite throw em and see what happens.
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I would, sometimes when you can't buy a bite, downizing is the way to go. You may also want to try them on a c-rig.

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Old 01-14-09, 12:48 PM   #5
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On a 4" bait I would use a 1/0 Offset EWG hook but yes they should work fine.
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Old 01-14-09, 07:08 PM   #6
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the 4" lizards will also work on a split shot rig, the 6" probably would too but 6 inchers on up i throw on a carolina rig.
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Old 01-14-09, 08:06 PM   #7
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The 4" lizards will work fine especially when the bite gets tough. They will also do fine on a drop-shot rig.
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Old 01-15-09, 07:25 PM   #8
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the 4" lizards will also work on a split shot rig, the 6" probably would too but 6 inchers on up i throw on a carolina rig.

same here... 4" split shot #2 light wire hook
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