Charlie
Well-Known Member
You should really try this: http://www.tomiclures.com/rigging/pulled_pin.htm
C
catcher
Guest
Yeah, after seeing the video I'm tempted to give it a shot this year
T
tomictime
Guest
232 !!!!
quote:Originally posted by tomictime
600,601, 602, 603, 84FLG, 232
cut the tow bars off and the Classics run just great opposite a rod with a flasher.
I do use fluro leaders back to a sampo BB swivel, 8' or so. I also make up my own hooks: with the smaller plugs I use a double siwash tie with beads between the hooks. For the 5-7" plugs I use owen eye gami siwash hooks and berkely mcmohn swivels.
Not exactly C River, but when the water browns up just a whisker at..say Ferrer, the 232 reigns sublime..supreme..whatever))
doll up the lips (of the plug!!) a bit with Anchovie smelly jelly but DO NOT get that stuff on your sandwich!
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the fog ducker
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scott craven
Well-Known Member
Does it catch fish Holmes ?
Hi all,
Not to distract from this thread but while looking at the "Tomic" link, I ran across this bit at the bottom of the page on running tandem spoons.
http://www.tomiclures.com/rigging/flashers_with_spoons.htm
Has anyone ever tried this??? I have run plugs in tandem for trout in Cowichan Lake with some success so I know the concept works (wee tad in front of a 3" Tomic). Wouldn't the action of the spoons offset or hamper how each spoon would naturally flutter? With the plugs, you run them 4-5" apart from each other so that each still maintains it's own swimming motion but the spoons are linked by only a split ring.
Now back to plugs. Those 232's do look good. As most plugs appear to simulate larger bait fish (herring), has anyone ever run across a plug that would be considerably slimmer, almost Rapala like? I'm thinking that a 3-6" model would more likely represent a needlefish, if we could get the same motion.
Seafood, eat it, then catch more.
Not to distract from this thread but while looking at the "Tomic" link, I ran across this bit at the bottom of the page on running tandem spoons.
http://www.tomiclures.com/rigging/flashers_with_spoons.htm
Has anyone ever tried this??? I have run plugs in tandem for trout in Cowichan Lake with some success so I know the concept works (wee tad in front of a 3" Tomic). Wouldn't the action of the spoons offset or hamper how each spoon would naturally flutter? With the plugs, you run them 4-5" apart from each other so that each still maintains it's own swimming motion but the spoons are linked by only a split ring.
Now back to plugs. Those 232's do look good. As most plugs appear to simulate larger bait fish (herring), has anyone ever run across a plug that would be considerably slimmer, almost Rapala like? I'm thinking that a 3-6" model would more likely represent a needlefish, if we could get the same motion.
Seafood, eat it, then catch more.
Slabby20
Active Member
quote:Originally posted by C.S.
Here are my Favorite plugs,the one's I never fish
I have a few nice Louie's,a few wood,but most plastic!
A few Alaskans...these plugs have some crazy action to them,maybe some day I'll tow one around!
Nice!!! I'm sure they would work. That photos brings back memories of fishing Shuswap Lake a long time ago with the Lucky Louies for big Kamloops and Lake Trout.
