Fishing plastic with out a cork allows you to fish every level of water deep,shallow and mid
Jig weight makes a great difference in catching and fishing.
Days you have to make trout eat!
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| meaux fishing |
04-22-2014 12:30 PM |
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Originally Posted by "W"
(Post 683265)
All depends on what type of fisherman you are. I never used a cork ( have on few small occasion over last 10 years)
If you can work a plastic you will never need a cork
I have never been out fished in my boat by a popping cork "Never"
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what about the time Hurt em Hatten put it on you with a cork? |
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Originally Posted by meaux fishing
(Post 683306)
what about that the time Hurt em Hatten put it on you with a cork?
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That was cork vs cork and once I started throwing my jig again I smoked his shoes off
He did beat me throwing cork vs cork but I won total # of fish |
| MathGeek |
04-22-2014 01:01 PM |
The elitists are out today. They seem to be biting on baits suspended from corks, but I think closer consideration reveals that the corks are being trolled and the trolls are being fed.
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| specktator |
04-22-2014 01:21 PM |
Cork is great for fishing the birds. I have been burned by guys throwing corks and me throwing a jig under the birds. Keeps bait right where they want it at all times. And for women/children so they can't get hung on the bottom. All I throw is spooks and corky's though.
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| grizzon30s |
04-22-2014 01:55 PM |
I think they both have their pros and cons when used correctly. I have never had much luck with a cork, I've always done better tight line and I like that more. I'm sure it's because my cork technique isn't quite rite. I'd like to learn how to use cork better as I think it would make me a more well rounded fisherman.
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I'm living that spooklife
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| keakar |
04-22-2014 03:15 PM |
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Originally Posted by Goooh
(Post 683276)
Sound a little defensive and unacceptable of opinions that differ from yours. Sounds like everyone here should adhere to your concrete beliefs.
I got bored with a cork when I was 8, and my 8 year old is bored with corks.
Sorry my differing opinion upsets you.
And nobody implied that it was beneath them, you are interpreting that to be the case either because of a chip on your shoulder or you just like confrontation.
I have corks in my boat, and have used them to locate like mentioned above. The rare occasion I do use them to locate, I switch to the more exciting method TO ME.
The OP asked for opinions from everyone. He didn't state that he wanted opinions that supported his or your thought process either way.
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it was you who chose to comment on my opinion and to suggest by that comment someone using a cork is "Not learning to select and fish a lure"
so yea, you tell any fisherman he cant select and fish a lure and he will get defensive over it. that was the point of your post.
feeding time is over |
| AubreyLaHaye458 |
04-22-2014 03:27 PM |
I'm not prejudice. And I'm not afraid to throw a cork. Especially if I'm fishing with someone else. Depending on who I'm fishing with either I or one of my partners will at least try a cork. I figure it can't hurt. And it's better for people who are less skilled with a rod and reel.
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| fishinpox |
04-22-2014 06:00 PM |
corks suck! i dont care if people are out catching me x 10 in the boat i wont throw that poo! corks are for wimens n churn
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| PotLikinisAhabbit |
04-22-2014 07:09 PM |
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Originally Posted by fishinpox
(Post 683361)
corks suck! i dont care if people are out catching me x 10 in the boat i wont throw that poo! corks are for wimens n churn
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X2
Gotta keep it one hunnit even in the winter |
| bayouchub |
04-22-2014 07:15 PM |
I only use a poppin cork with mirrodines or corkys.
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| Ratdog |
04-22-2014 09:59 PM |
Water depth. Each has it's place.
No cork in 40 foot water. No gigging in 5 foot of water.
What's the deal.
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| Ratdog |
04-22-2014 10:00 PM |
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Originally Posted by Ratdog
(Post 683455)
Water depth. Each has it's place.
No cork in 40 foot water. No gigging in 5 foot of water.
What's the deal.
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Jigging..........and what about poppers? |
| Visco |
04-23-2014 08:54 AM |
I agree water depth is the key. However the last two days of fishing my son-n-law used jig and I used a cork. He did better than me on the first day and I seemed to do better on the second day. Both of us fishing the same piece of water.
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| irokcj5 |
04-23-2014 07:32 PM |
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Originally Posted by mriguy
(Post 683289)
I need to book a trip with you
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If you need a partner to go in.... I'd love to learn better plastic techniques. |
| Goooh |
04-23-2014 07:41 PM |
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Originally Posted by bayouchub
(Post 683378)
I only use a poppin cork with mirrodines or corkys.
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^^ This |
| Bucoo |
04-23-2014 08:20 PM |
Last time I used a crankbait with a cork. Seemed I would get bit every time id start reeling in but I just couldn't connect
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| mriguy |
04-23-2014 08:22 PM |
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Originally Posted by irokcj5
(Post 683678)
If you need a partner to go in.... I'd love to learn better plastic techniques.
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Sounds good, my schedule is so booked, It might be July before I could go. |
| PotLikinisAhabbit |
04-23-2014 08:22 PM |
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Originally Posted by Bucoo
(Post 683705)
Last time I used a crankbait with a cork. Seemed I would get bit every time id start reeling in but I just couldn't connect
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Lol. You must not be sportin braid to miss fish on that combo. |
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