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Trout Swimbait Important Tip


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swimbait Trout Swimbait Important Tip

Trout Swimbait is great. I don’t know what else to say. I was amazed at the quality of Trout Swimbait and highly recommend that you take a look and see for yourself.


Huddleston Deluxe 6" Weedless Trout Swimbait?
Hay guys!I'm at Bassfishin.com now, check it out. My names Bassboss http://www.bassfishin.com/bassfishingfor...Any ways,I'm looking into the Trout Swimbait Huddleston Deluxe 6" Trout, and the Huddleston Deluxe 6" Weedless Trout. I have no questions about the regular Huddleston SB. But the weedless Huddleston SB, I do have question on!Dose this thing have a good hook up ration?? I'm skeptical, it's got a weedless design basically like a frog, but the hooks are not exposed at all? And plus, do they work well?SB=swimbait
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9 Responses to “Trout Swimbait Important Tip”

  1. Hazel H Says:
    December 19th, 2010 at 3:49 am

    This particular morning began with a slight drizzle so the salmon would be on top.My rig, with a light 3 oz sinker, a sliver dodger, and a pink hoochie covering a herring plug, skirted just below the surface. I turned around to a loud flapping sound–a bald eagle came swooping down, from its perch on Signal Island. I was afraid the eagle would get hooked on my lure. My partner stopped the engine so the sinker and line would drop lower into the water. The eagle missed my lure, but flew off with a small humpie (pink salmon) in its talons.Guess he was a better fisherman than me.

  2. Fisherman D Says:
    December 19th, 2010 at 3:47 pm

    I always have decent luck on lakes with poppers in the morning and jointed raps in the afternoon/evening.

  3. Grand Master Basser® Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 3:29 am

    Try the Original A.C. Plug.I BELIEVE Allen Cole invented his A.C. Plug in the mid-seventies for trolling Pyramid Lake and the Colorado River in Nevada for giant Lahontan cutthroat and rainbow trout.Guys in California didn’t start using them for largemouth bass until the mid-eighties and early-nineties.

  4. Alex Says:
    December 20th, 2010 at 3:16 pm

    I fish mainly deep clear lakes and don’t use the weedless version. My friend who fish the delta or clear lake more often use weedless versions in deep grass or tules. Hook ups will likely be lower than normal, and lost or broken baits more common, but huddleston as a brand is really good I use the Rof12 in the 8″ model mostly.

  5. dumdum Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 3:02 am

    The preservative you need to use to keep the product from going bad is known as MSG- ( mono-sodium glutamate) It is available in nearly all grocery stores- the larger chain stores in a small bottle in a granular form. It will be located with the spices, salt and pepper section. Getting it to stick to your lures may be the bigger problem. Perhaps you could keep the mixture in a plastic container, and as you fished after 3 or 4 retrieves wipe your lure into the mixture to keep the smell strong enough. Sounds like a great idea.

  6. bassplayer_1313 Says:
    December 21st, 2010 at 3:49 pm

    it’s got to be the 8″ or 9″ tru-tungsten trout. it’s the only one l’ve ever gotten bit on.mine came from BPS. disremembers how much perzackly. somewhere between $32.99 and $49.99

  7. twpsyn Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 3:13 am

    Trout eat other small fish including trout because they are cannibals.They eat all sorts of insects to.I find the size 0 to 1 mepps or vibrax lures in silver or gold to be good.That lure you want is no good for trout.

  8. Dr. Phil of sh!t Says:
    December 22nd, 2010 at 3:33 pm

    I fish everything from bluegill to 30 pound king salmon and I use my 10′ light action fenwick steelhead rod for all of them 8 pound test only.

  9. Chadd Says:
    December 23rd, 2010 at 3:22 am

    Like Artie, I may have missed some seemingly insignificant but crucial key to understanding this situation. Um, if I read correctly you have a lure that is almost 16 inches long and over 3 inches wide, has four segments (three joints), and needs to be weighted with something like a pound of ballast to keep it in the water. Also, you only have two months to complete it because you’re going to use it to catch stocked trout. I have a few questions of my own…1. What sort of freakishly huge trout are going to hit such a “swimbait” and who is stocking them and in what lake? This thing is roughly the size of a Los Angeles Class Nuclear Submarine — even a 36-inch lake trout would think twice about going after it. If you’re fishing for something even bigger and calling it trout (like steelhead or salmon), I still have trouble understanding the size of the lure. An hour of casting it will surely give you a repetitive stress injury and if you happen to clunk someone else with it while you’re casting they’ll need to be medivac’ed to the nearest trauma center.2. Are you only working on it for a couple minutes each day, or a couple hours every few weeks — why is it going to take you 60 more days to finish it?3. How long ago did you quit smoking weed?

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