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Goooh 06-20-2013 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by mikedatiger (Post 596068)
Tidal Surge "The Thing" in gold glitter is a killer redfish lure. Looks flashy like a god spoon but has the thump of two paddle tails.
Just cranking that with a jighead?

mikedatiger 06-20-2013 12:00 PM
You can just crank it with a jig head or fish it like a normal tail - works both ways.

TidalSurge 06-20-2013 04:34 PM
At the first of this video you can see what The Thing looks like going through the water.
Thanks
www.tidalsurgelures.com
http://youtu.be/oqNXdKH-eDM

TidalSurge 06-20-2013 05:02 PM
Here is another Thing video.

http://youtu.be/s2-YztGAXyk

CustomRod 06-21-2013 11:02 AM
Ask Jude about building you a rod on the MHX HM-SB812.

jchief 06-21-2013 06:24 PM
Haven't built on that blank yet. I can say that I am having great luck with the MH (Mudhole) blanks though. The SJ842 is a GREAT topwater/corky rod.

CustomRod 06-22-2013 08:59 AM
Originally was a G. Loomis blank, redesigned by Mudhole. The HM version is 1/2 ounce lighter without giving up any power. It has a unique combination of castability and power. Not good for trout but fantastic for reds. :)

T-TOP 06-22-2013 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Clampy (Post 595967)
I love both my Chronarch and Lews tournament pro reels. Shimano Crucial rod. Spinnerbaits. Gold spoons and gulp swimming mullet. They will eat pretty much anything. I've caught them good on crank baits and plastic worms for bass. ( the love senkos) but can't beat a chartreause swimming mullet.


" Don't Worry Don't be Afraid Ever because Its Just a Ride "
I have 2 of the tourn pros on the way, how do you like them??

Gerald 06-22-2013 12:45 PM
As far as what weight rod to use for catching Red's.......

This is probably more of personal preference than what weight rod is better. Some like a Med-heavy, but I only use med-light rods. I alway keep my drag set fairly light. A 2.5 lb Trout can usually strip drag. I have caught 25 lb Reds on my med-light rods with no problems.


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