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Old 01-05-2010, 08:09 PM
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Default Anyone know the name of these?
Got these free samples in the mail while I was gone.
I don't get many glow but I will take what ever I can get.
I did get a purple, red and chartruese.
In the past year, I got a couple Yozuri's, some Jerk Jr.s,
some Big Nasty's(glow, yeah baby), 1 Tsunami cork lure
and some Brown lures.

And these. Total length is 6 inches. Tail color is 1.5 inches and is flat with a ridge on one side.
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My cheapo waterproof camera don't take too good a picture indoors.
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New twizzlers?
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Old 01-05-2010, 08:21 PM
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Chickenboy lures, from the top:

Chicken at Night Lure
Chicken Plum Lure
Chicken Mowing the Grass Lure
Chicken Dynamite Lure
Chicken Mullet Lure
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Mowing the Grass - with a 1/8" shad head...looks good
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I will give them a try in another 25 degrees.
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those are chicken boys. Wanted to try some of his flounder swim baits.
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chicken boy lures i thrown em they are ok seen durable billy as in mr stix sent my wife a pack with her rod
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Dat's where I got these...
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Ray, how do you like those Big Nastys? They also make a rattle version.

Glow/Chartreuse Jerk Jr's are on the way...
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How much patience does it take to fish rubber baits on bottom in the winter?
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Ray, how do you like those Big Nastys? They also make a rattle version.

Glow/Chartreuse Jerk Jr's are on the way...
I ain't had a chance to try them out yet. Last couple of trips, I fished
Redfish. I knowed better than to fish for Trout.
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How much patience does it take to fish rubber baits on bottom in the winter?
not much . how much patiece does it take to fish a rubber bait on the bottom at the causeway...... A TON!!!!
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How much patience does it take to fish rubber baits on bottom in the winter?
Move 'em slow, light or no weights. But use a big rubber bait for big fish.
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Move 'em slow, light or no weights. But use a big rubber bait for big fish.

I got 9" Yums. Big enough?
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