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Re: Flukes [Re: Kevin Bryant] #11487749 03/19/16 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted By: Kevin Bryant
Okie Poke on here is a fluke master.



Not so much but hey, thanks for the vote of confidence. Now what do I owe you? I love a fluke, year round......


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Re: Flukes [Re: Lmiller157] #11488795 03/20/16 05:14 AM
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Great thread. What's the best setup for flukes as far as rod. There isn't a Fluke rod. JWR, Crank Bait, or Spinner Bait rod??

Re: Flukes [Re: Mo_Cat] #11488987 03/20/16 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mo_Cat
Great thread. What's the best setup for flukes as far as rod. There isn't a Fluke rod. JWR, Crank Bait, or Spinner Bait rod??


That would depend on how you plan to fish the fluke. I use a Dobyns Extreme 784 when I C-rig a fluke. For weightless I would suggest a rod 6ft 8in to 7ft 3 power rod for fishing it weightless. I throw them weightless with an Owner 4/0 J hook.

My most productive fluke color is watermelon seed with the tail dipped in chartruce. One thing that I do when fishing a weightless bait is to alternate between a fluke and a senko type bait because I use the same set up for either one.

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Re: Flukes [Re: Mo_Cat] #11489243 03/20/16 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted By: Mo_Cat
Great thread. What's the best setup for flukes as far as rod. There isn't a Fluke rod. JWR, Crank Bait, or Spinner Bait rod??

I use a TFO in medium heavy. It is either 6'6" or 6'8". I like a shorter and softer rod with a faster action. The TFO MH seems to be softer than most MH.I let the fish load up on the rod as I lose too many fish with a big hook set. I also only use round hooks. The EWGs will not clear as well and will cause you to lose more fish. I always have a fluke tied on. It can be used just like you pitch a jig. Pitch it into the cover and let it sink. When it hits the water it will dart first. Fish will pound it just as it gets out of sight.


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Re: Flukes [Re: Lmiller157] #11489365 03/20/16 07:49 PM
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Thanks everyone my wife now dislikes yall. I thought I knew a decent amount about flukes but you all have really helped me out. I went to bass pro and purchased white pearl and watermelon (previously only used baby bass and bubblegum) . I have also dipped half in chartreuse and some in red. Knowing that I can fish these year round has made me EXTREAMLY happy.

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The only thing I will add is that since switching to an Owner twistlock hook I have at least doubled the life of my flukes. Using a hook with a screw lock keeper makes a big difference. This tip also applies to weightless Texas rigged senkos.

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Re: Flukes [Re: Lmiller157] #11489719 03/20/16 11:57 PM
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Do the owner twist locks effect the action at all?

Re: Flukes [Re: Lmiller157] #11490022 03/21/16 02:07 AM
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Do the owner twist locks effect the action at all?


Not in a negative way. They work just fine.

Re: Flukes [Re: Lmiller157] #11490049 03/21/16 02:13 AM
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I Fish them a lot. Watermelon Red seems best for me. Spiked and I use a small split shot a foot up. This lets me fish it faster. My top producer .


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I got some good fish C rigging mag flukes with a peg weighted 5/16 bullet weight last summer. I was using the mags because this was a recently discovered big fish area.

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