Flukes Zoom

[Xico]

Guys,


How to fish Flukes? Weightless, texas, carolina or wacky?

I appreciate any help.

[JB]

http://www.bassfishin.com/bassfishin...ghlight=flukes

[Rebbasser]

Weightless and C-rig are the ways I mainly fish them.

[lizardsrule]

Originally Posted by JB

http://www.bassfishin.com/bassfishin...ghlight=flukes

LOL, trying to tell them about the SEARCH feature are you rotfl He's really new, so we can give him a break, but that was a good post for flukes.

Lizards

[K-Driz]

Did you see the April/May 2007 In-Fisherman Magazine??? There is a big article in there about the history of fluke-type baits and many different ways to fish them. One of the ways they suggested was to rig it with a jighead, one with a longer shank than the panfish models. I have tried that before and it really helps if the fish don't want to come all the way to the surface to grab the lure or if they want a faster presentation of the fluke a little farther down in the water column.

[lizardsrule]

Originally Posted by K-Driz

Did you see the April/May 2007 In-Fisherman Magazine??? There is a big article in there about the history of fluke-type baits and many different ways to fish them. One of the ways they suggested was to rig it with a jighead, one with a longer shank than the panfish models. I have tried that before and it really helps if the fish don't want to come all the way to the surface to grab the lure or if they want a faster presentation of the fluke a little farther down in the water column.

I still will use a pegged bullet weight occasionally when fishing them, to get them deeper. Or if I really feel like I want it to be perfect, a insert weight. I really love fishing them at the top, and the ferocious strikes you get are just too dammmmm fun.

Lizards

[hackattack]

some people use a stinger hook on flukes, I might try that