Favorite Redfish Lure
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Not one bad response, I'm shocked. You should all be proud of yourselfs, you kept it on topic for a lot longer than I thought.
More Gulp than I thought I would see here. I asked this on the Texas forum and I got more topwaters than I thought. I was looking for the difference in lures in the different locations that redfish are caught. Lots of locally made lures there to.
Not one bad response, I'm shocked. You should all be proud of yourselfs, you kept it on topic for a lot longer than I thought.
More Gulp than I thought I would see here. I asked this on the Texas forum and I got more topwaters than I thought. I was looking for the difference in lures in the different locations that redfish are caught. Lots of locally made lures there to.
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Yes. And I have a Corky lure that was given to me by a Texas forum member. It's not a bad redfish lure. Kind of a cute thing.Heywood wrote:..... I asked this on the Texas forum and I got more topwaters than I thought. I was looking for the difference in lures in the different locations that redfish are caught. Lots of locally made lures there to.
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Here in NC, I'd roll with most of the lures mentioned so far and feel pretty confident. I guess if I had to pick just one and stay on the safe side, it would be a 3" gulp shrimp on an 1/8 oz jig or 1/16 oz 3/0 powerlock. Any color. Let that stanky stank do its thing (though I've seen a few times when the color of the gulp was clearly the difference maker).
As for a more stylish choice, it would be a DOA paddletail on either of those two hooks. I like the new penny and silver mullet colors the best. Any natural looking color would suffice though. The new penny is money around here in summer and fall when there's a lot of shrimp around. I tend to go with the silver mullet when the water is clear, but both work most of the time.
As for a more stylish choice, it would be a DOA paddletail on either of those two hooks. I like the new penny and silver mullet colors the best. Any natural looking color would suffice though. The new penny is money around here in summer and fall when there's a lot of shrimp around. I tend to go with the silver mullet when the water is clear, but both work most of the time.
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That was the Mullet. For redfishing I think the 1/8 is the way to go but the 1/4 will work, you are just probably going to have a harder time keeping it from snagging in the grass.1okbyme2 wrote:I caught my one & only red on a 1/4 oz jig & some plastic shad thing that Neil gave me, so I guess that's it. Can't wait to gather some more emperical data. 8)
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Leaving birght & early Saturday morning!LivelyBaits wrote:That was the Mullet. For redfishing I think the 1/8 is the way to go but the 1/4 will work, you are just probably going to have a harder time keeping it from snagging in the grass.1okbyme2 wrote:I caught my one & only red on a 1/4 oz jig & some plastic shad thing that Neil gave me, so I guess that's it. Can't wait to gather some more emperical data. 8)
Get on down here!
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