ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER
Well-Known Member
the Ned rig is quickly becoming my favorite baitZachMarkus":22zdm8hg said:
-
Help Support TNDeer:
Top 5 go to lures?
- Thread starter 74MOPAR
- Start date
Can you post a pic of a ned rig or shaky head? I see how some people rig them but I've never tried either.
74MOPAR":3be7j3tg said:
Ned rig
http://m.basspro.com/Z-Man-Finesse-Shro ... extensions
http://m.basspro.com/Z-Man-Finesse-TRD/ ... extensions
Shaky head
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER":3qi43yv7 said:
Mine too, it's amazing how many fish it catches, smallmouth especially.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro
The shaky head with a black finesse trick work is my go to on Tims Ford.
nitro_z17
Well-Known Member
the z-man elaztech worms are the best finesse baits. the buoyancy keeps the tail up and head down. ned rig is a great bait when nothing is biting. 6lb poly on a 6'6" med spinning reel. i keep it on the boat year round
You guys sold me on the Ned Rig. I bought some 1/10 ounce mushroom heads and green pumpkin Senkos today. Already got one rigged on my 7' Falcon Jason Christie Finesse Rod to try this afternoon. The lake I live on has a lot of grass and moss right now so it's not an ideal testing ground but I gotta try it.
nitro_z17
Well-Known Member
senkos just don't work as good as trd worm. I tried cutting a senko in half and it won't stand
nitro_z17
Well-Known Member
Duck dogn
Well-Known Member
1. Texas rigged black/red flake worm. 2. Carolina or Texas rigged watermelon red baby brush hog. 3. Football jig with green pumpkin ultravibe speed crawl. 4.buzz bait black. 5.spinner bait.
catman529
Well-Known Member
I'm more of a creek fisherman but let me think of 5...
Zoom lizard
Zoom fat Albert
Zoom super fluke (weightless)
Whopper plopper
Zoom trick worm
Soft plastics would be rigged on a jig head, wide gap with split shot (Carolina) or wide gap with bullet weight.
Top 5 soft plastic colors would be
green pumpkin
Watermelon seed
Watermelon red flake
Junebug
White ice or pearl for the flukes
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Zoom lizard
Zoom fat Albert
Zoom super fluke (weightless)
Whopper plopper
Zoom trick worm
Soft plastics would be rigged on a jig head, wide gap with split shot (Carolina) or wide gap with bullet weight.
Top 5 soft plastic colors would be
green pumpkin
Watermelon seed
Watermelon red flake
Junebug
White ice or pearl for the flukes
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Buzzard Breath
Well-Known Member
Yellow foam popper
Clouser minnow
Gurgler
Murdich minnow
Sparkle minnow
Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Clouser minnow
Gurgler
Murdich minnow
Sparkle minnow
Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Buzzard Breath
Well-Known Member
I don't know what this is, but the name alone should put it on my top 5 list.catman529":19ejipja said:
It's top water that displaces a ton of water. It's similar to a buzz bait but make a plopping sound as you retrieve. You can fish it like a buzz bait or like a pop r or prop bait.Buzzard Breath":1pa49v3s said:
Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
1. Shakey head
2. 3/8 jig (I really like the new z man or bayou jigs)
3. Whopper plopper
4. Swimbait (keitech)
5. Zoom magnum Texas rigged for flipping
Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
2. 3/8 jig (I really like the new z man or bayou jigs)
3. Whopper plopper
4. Swimbait (keitech)
5. Zoom magnum Texas rigged for flipping
Sent from my XT1080 using Tapatalk
Simpleman.2
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- May 9, 2015
- Messages
- 1,800
catman529":2gywq4ze said:
Can't go wrong with green pumpkin. It's one of my favorites. If you get a chance sometime try green pumpkin magic. It's basically the exact same as green pumpkin but with a gold flake mixed in. It's deadly. If I had to name my top 5 colors it would be as follows.
Green pumpkin magic
June bug
Watermelon red
Plum
California 420
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
catman529
Well-Known Member
I have a pack of ultravibe speed craws in green pumpkin magic. Any variation of green pumpkin is goodSimpleman.2":3q8evzgn said:
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
moondawg
Well-Known Member
I mainly fish for trout/panfish, but catch the occasional bass. So my lure choice might be a little different.
2 in curly tail grub on 1/16 oz jig head
1/16 oz roostertail
Strike King bitsy pond minnow
spinnerbait (bass)
crankbait (bass)
2 in curly tail grub on 1/16 oz jig head
1/16 oz roostertail
Strike King bitsy pond minnow
spinnerbait (bass)
crankbait (bass)
catman529
Well-Known Member
bitsy minnow is an awesome luremoondawg":3m1oxi93 said:
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
moondawg
Well-Known Member
I've caught bream and crappie on it. I'm pretty sure I've caught a bass on it as well.
Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
