07-14-07, 03:56 PM
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New RC Luckycraft
Guys bought a new lure today. its the middle row bottom bait. If you havent used these RC Luckycraft baits you are missing out. They are the best bait you can use. I like the .5 and the 1.5 the best. They are well worth the money you have to pay.
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07-14-07, 05:17 PM
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yep i got a couple they for sure wok..
zooker
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07-14-07, 09:00 PM
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the 10lbs bass that I caught twice sure likes them.......I think she prefers the chartruse shad.
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07-14-07, 10:51 PM
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Two worlds of thought:
In the guides world I maybe use a crankbait once or twice a year. Not a lot of run and gun.. Or as in my youth we referred to as shore pounding. Mostly all soft baits are employed and tought. In the tourny world I use them to cover lots of water and up your cast rate per minute. They work well. Just two thoughts.. Capt Mike
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07-18-07, 11:31 AM
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Only one problem, I don't see an American Shad.
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