"W's" ride

[007]

Originally Posted by Hopedale Hustler

well u gott ur cute lil thing that says ur not one and flippin us off..i guess its like that over there...but wat are u then a cowboy..at gay cowboy?? im coonass born and bread..but hey i bet i caught more speks than u did today..or wait this week ..no this year..haha..y yall even like to come on a louisiana site and start mess..its soo stupid..i wish this was in the gill net..

You really don't want this to go to the gill net.

[huntin fool]

Originally Posted by 007

You really don't want this to go to the gill net.

nope since it has my picture in it...then i get in it! lol!! see it all works out..

[Gerald]

JLT uses Bayou Chubs.....make by Reaction lures up in Many.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by Gerald

JLT uses Bayou Chubs.....make by Reaction lures up in Many.

That's it, Mr. Gerald. The guides in Venice and Dularge use them, also. I never have but I got a crap load of 'em.

[Gerald]

I have several of them........don't use them much, because I have never caught anything on them.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by Gerald

I have several of them........don't use them much, because I have never caught anything on them.

Maybe that's why you've never caught anything on 'em.

["W"]

Originally Posted by Gerald

JLT uses Bayou Chubs.....make by Reaction lures up in Many.

I never had any luck with them either!!!

[The Salty Hog]

They work great for us around Houma, never tried em' in Big Lake, sand eels seem hard to beat around there.

[Salty]

I, for one, do not buy into the thought that lures work in one area of the coast and do not in others. If Bayou Chubs work great in the Dularge/Cocodrie area, it does not mean that Norton Eels won't. And, if Nortons seem to be the bait of choice on Big Lake, Chubs will consistently catch fish there, also. These trout are not programmed like robots to hit a certain bait in a certain area. During my only trip to Big Lake, my buddy and myself threw nothing but Bombers for 2 days and caught big trout. Our guide had never seen a Long "A" and, there's a good chance, that the fish hadn't either.

[LaAngler]

i threw a bayou chub yesterday just for fun, chunked it into a school a feeding trout, didn't get a bite so it came off quick.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by LaAngler

i threw a bayou chub yesterday just for fun, chunked it into a school a feeding trout, didn't get a bite so it came off quick.

and now....the rest of the story?

[huntin fool]

i had a lil secret bait going at first!


first cast..whap! hooked up

[The Salty Hog]

Originally Posted by Salty

I, for one, do not buy into the thought that lures work in one area of the coast and do not in others. If Bayou Chubs work great in the Dularge/Cocodrie area, it does not mean that Norton Eels won't. And, if Nortons seem to be the bait of choice on Big Lake, Chubs will consistently catch fish there, also. These trout are not programmed like robots to hit a certain bait in a certain area. During my only trip to Big Lake, my buddy and myself threw nothing but Bombers for 2 days and caught big trout. Our guide had never seen a Long "A" and, there's a good chance, that the fish hadn't either.

I don't buy into it either Salty, I personally have done the best on Bayou Chubs where I fish (Cocodrie/Dularge) and the few times I've fished Big lake we've caught on Sand Eels. But, I'll admit, I've never thrown a chub in Big Lake. I agree with you though, fish are fish, where ever you go. I wasn't trying to say they wouldn't work over there or down talk em'.

SH

[Salty]

Originally Posted by The Salty Hog

I don't buy into it either Salty, I personally have done the best on Bayou Chubs where I fish (Cocodrie/Dularge) and the few times I've fished Big lake we've caught on Sand Eels. But, I'll admit, I've never thrown a chub in Big Lake. I agree with you though, fish are fish, where ever you go. I wasn't trying to say they wouldn't work over there or down talk em'.

SH

SH, I am not advocating Bayou Chubs. I've never thrown one...except in my pool. I only used it as an example. I believe that the reason that certain lures seem to work on certain estuaries is because people throw what they have confidence in. If you don't, you will not throw it much. On the other hand, you have to throw a bait in order to gain confidence.

[LaAngler]

i think that certain lures do work better than other or different bodies of water, best colors for sure differ, i know this for a fact.

take bass for example, certain lures for certain lakes/marshes

[Salty]

Originally Posted by LaAngler

i think that certain lures do work better than other or different bodies of water, best colors for sure differ, i know this for a fact.

take bass for example, certain lures for certain lakes/marshes

I'll go with ya on the color.

[The Salty Hog]

Originally Posted by Salty

SH, I am not advocating Bayou Chubs. I've never thrown one...except in my pool. I only used it as an example. I believe that the reason that certain lures seem to work on certain estuaries is because people throw what they have confidence in. If you don't, you will not throw it much. On the other hand, you have to throw a bait in order to gain confidence.

Agree'd

["W"]

Its all in the action!!! I know I can catch trout with eels!! Capt JTL knows he can catch with chubs!!! Its what you know and how you work it!!! I don't think color makes that much difference but it some times matters!!!

[LaAngler]

Originally Posted by "W"

I don't think color makes that much difference but it some times matters!!!

[Salty]

[QUOTE="W";7846]Its all in the action!!! I know I can catch trout with eels!! Capt JTL knows he can catch with chubs!!! Its what you know and how you work it!!![/QUOTE]


DUH.....like I said......CONFIDENCE!


"I don't think color makes that much difference but it some times matters!!!"


Bruce, I'm totally confusioned, too


W, if color doesn't matter.....why do you like more than one?