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Old 06-04-2011, 11:37 AM
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Default Speculizer, anybody tried em?

Just bought the speculizer, basically a double rig bought from the store. anybody ever used them, had any luck? Fishing in a tourney and won't have time to test it out, waste of money /money well spent?

bought some spoons, chads, minnows, and couple others, any iother pointers?
never ever fished with lures/artificial, always chased the birds and tossed live skrimp at em. help a salty brotha out pleasee


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Old 06-04-2011, 11:49 AM
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Both will catch trout,no doubt.
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:01 PM
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Some tourneys have rules about fishin tandem rigs... I have a buddy who crushes school trout in the tandem cork rig.... I refuse to throw a cork. Yer best shot a big trout will be at sunrise 1st light throwing a spook jr. Smoke/ truce or truce/ clear ( I assume u r fishing coco/ fourchon?? Also slang that Topwater spook anytime the sun goes behind a cloud .. If u have a partner make him fish plastic under a cork or on a jug head and u stay dedicated to the TW just grind it out let him catch what u need to weigh in n u cull those with bigger TW ones u catch . Pm me of where u r fishing n I'll try to help u out
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:11 PM
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Some tourneys have rules about fishin tandem rigs... I have a buddy who crushes school trout in the tandem cork rig.... I refuse to throw a cork. Yer best shot a big trout will be at sunrise 1st light throwing a spook jr. Smoke/ truce or truce/ clear ( I assume u r fishing coco/ fourchon?? Also slang that Topwater spook anytime the sun goes behind a cloud .. If u have a partner make him fish plastic under a cork or on a jug head and u stay dedicated to the TW just grind it out let him catch what u need to weigh in n u cull those with bigger TW ones u catch . Pm me of where u r fishing n I'll try to help u out
THATS ONE HELLAFIED TOURNEY PLAN RIGHT THURRR...i likes

tourney's in DuLarge for my pop's company. I guess it's a Houma/Terrebonne thing for double rigs, i think it started off here...

anyways, i just bought the setup to have a reference so i can make my own.

DEFINITELY WILL GO BUY SOME SPOOK jr's, didnt have it when i was shopping.

here's some other gear,
is treble hooks better, im thinking so, need to keep that in mind next time i go shopping.
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:15 PM
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also another noob question, best way to rig a spoon?

i want to slam the trout...my pops only care for reds
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:21 PM
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Just throw topwater till 9ish am unless it's cloudy if so throw that ish all friggin day.. If around 830-9 the TW bite slows throw a mirolure catch 2000 suspending bait
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:22 PM
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What size boat??wind? Can u make it to the islands???
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:27 PM
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18.5 striper c/c

only thing is no trolling motor and fishfinder intermittently comes on and off.So I'm gonna have to stray from the skinny's, A shot to coco islands was my original plan. I've fished Dularge but in flats boat, never fished in the striper yet.
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Old 06-04-2011, 12:33 PM
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Run to the islands look for mullet schooled up don't throw into em but on the fringes or ahead of em ...... I'd start in the cove @ trinity big reef / bar usally holds big fish. I've had alot of luck in that cove this year. Last year I watched someone win a tourney from that cove also that wellhead directly north 300 or so yards holds nice fish all around it is a big shell pad fish a soft plastic slow n deep around it don't think u have to just fish the legs either that pad extends far out around the rig
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Run to the islands look for mullet schooled up don't throw into em but on the fringes or ahead of em ...... I'd start in the cove @ trinity big reef / bar usally holds big fish. I've had alot of luck in that cove this year. Last year I watched someone win a tourney from that cove also that wellhead directly north 300 or so yards holds nice fish all around it is a big shell pad fish a soft plastic slow n deep around it don't think u have to just fish the legs either that pad extends far out around the rig
thanks for the speedy input POX, as it turns out---me and buddy are making an "out-da-blue" fishing trip in Dulac in a little bit. Gonna go test out them TW and spoons and will report back.

DAng,I really need to step my TAckle box GAME up....
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Throw em at dusk
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Old 06-04-2011, 02:34 PM
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Just throw topwater till 9ish am unless it's cloudy if so throw that ish all friggin day.. If around 830-9 the TW bite slows throw a Bomber Long "A" and hold on.

Great idea......custom-painted Texas Chicken.
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Old 06-04-2011, 05:14 PM
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bahhh...the flats boat's motor borked on us just now...so will have to test during tourney time.

mirror lures, bombers ,and Zaras are on my shopping list.

i think the best bet for us and specks is at the islands/ around the islands...

thanks for the input guys....hopefully we can make this an eventful and successful first ever fishing tourney AND first ever time using TW/artificials
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Can't wait to try this bad boy out...need some mirror lure also but couldn't. Find any


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