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#7023883 - 01/07/12 10:36 PM $50-$100 to fill a tackle box
Caribou Offline
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Registered: 05/20/11
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Been thinking about getting into sand bassing for a while now. Need to get some lures. If you $50 to buy as many lures as you could what would you get? $100? I've got rods and reels, I got a boat. Just need the baits, so help me out.
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#7023910 - 01/07/12 10:43 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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I know where you spend that money at
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#7023979 - 01/07/12 11:18 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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#7023986 - 01/07/12 11:24 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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There are a lot of different lures on moes website. Which ones would you order?
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#7024092 - 01/08/12 12:25 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
tornado Offline
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moes triple sss, fiesta slab, shangai swimbaits, moes big kahuna ,and well mostly everything
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#7024296 - 01/08/12 07:47 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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#7024320 - 01/08/12 08:00 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: tornado]
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Originally Posted By: Doug E. Fresh


Originally Posted By: tornado
moes triple sss, fiesta slab, shangai swimbaits, moes big kahuna ,and well mostly everything


Good Advice. You spend $100 with www.moestackleunlimited.com and you will have more baits than you know what to do with. And most likely you will have them tomorrow!
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#7024404 - 01/08/12 08:40 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
Double Dee Offline
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Caribou,
Send Mike of Moe's Tackle a PM and let him know what you a planning to do and he will set you up with the correct baits depending on which lake you are fishing. He is the Mel Kiper, sorry, Jeff Saragin of fishing with inside information from fishermen. Great guy to do business with!
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#7024407 - 01/08/12 08:41 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Thanks guys.
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#7024442 - 01/08/12 08:58 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Registered: 09/14/04
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Loc: SACHSE, TEXAS
Kudo's for Moe's. Mike is the real deal, he knows the lakes and the time of year as to what baits to use.

He also has great products and great deals. He will make your money go a long way to probably over filling that tackle box. cheers
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#7024445 - 01/08/12 09:00 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
1 link stringer Offline
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Registered: 03/30/10
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Loc: Dallas, TX
I buy quite abit from Moes also, as does most everyone on this forum. One item I do buy outside of Moes, and it's one of many of my favorite is Rooster tails 3/8 oz white, or white red head. Moes also has the chrome cast master dressed or undressed. They work very well. Mike Oser ( MOES T U )is my go to guy when it comes to fishing. Good Luck
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#7024477 - 01/08/12 09:11 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
sandjohnny Offline
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Lotz of good baits sold here on the forum. Differant quality and differant action but lotz of good ones. If I can help you with ole uglies give me a shout.
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#7024484 - 01/08/12 09:15 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
RSR Lures Offline
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Registered: 04/18/11
Posts: 243
Loc: Duncanville, TX
Same here from RSR Lures. Different shapes and weights give different action for different conditions.


I'll be at the office until about 2:00 today.

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#7024623 - 01/08/12 09:58 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Just my preference I would rather buy local and keep the money here than sending it across the ocean!!!! Born In America stay in America!!!!!!!!!
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#7024692 - 01/08/12 10:23 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: F.Wright]
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Registered: 12/21/03
Posts: 2063
Loc: Garland, Texas USA
Originally Posted By: F.Wright
Just my preference I would rather buy local and keep the money here than sending it across the ocean!!!! Born In America stay in America!!!!!!!!!


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#7024739 - 01/08/12 10:33 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: RSR Lures]
acfatcat Offline
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Registered: 08/11/09
Posts: 93
Loc: Duncanville, Texas
Originally Posted By: RSR Lures
Same here from RSR Lures. Different shapes and weights give different action for different conditions.


I'll be at the office until about 2:00 today.

214-448-9019


I have bought a few lures from Philip (plan on buying more).He advised me on which colors and made a few that I had asked for that he didnt currently have. He is a great guy to deal with and he is less then 5 minutes from my house so that helps to.

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#7024820 - 01/08/12 10:56 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
SmellMyfinger Offline
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Registered: 07/20/09
Posts: 436
Loc: Little Elm
Over the last couple of years I have bought lots of different lure for sandbass, but I always end up using the same two lures. 1/4 Kastmaster, or 4'' swimbait on a 1/2 oz jig head. Simplfy and save your money, those two lures and a handful of slabs are all you need IMO

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#7024893 - 01/08/12 11:13 AM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Registered: 04/18/11
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Loc: Duncanville, TX
All RSR lures are made here in Duncanville with ALL components made in the USA !!!

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#7025103 - 01/08/12 12:11 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Registered: 10/01/04
Posts: 3702
Loc: Mesquite TX
Not gona beat the USA thing to death. I'm moving a lot of my production to USA due to delivery times. I'm gona give the angler the best product at the best price. If its from USA, great, if not so be it.

I'm not gona USA y'all! This is a global economy. Fishing Tackle is made offshore at better prices. That may be change'N with delivery issues and labor problems.

The USA thing gives me tired HEAD! Once the Peekwi Chieftain arrives y'all need to ask the USA guys about price points? It will be made in the USA and $ 1.99. Enjoy your Sunday!
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#7025493 - 01/08/12 02:09 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
gotreal formerly known as getreal Offline
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Registered: 01/28/05
Posts: 2906
Loc: Dallas
yes i like quality over cheap anyday. well i like free best but anyhoo. getchasome some rsr silver. thats my best lure or a silver dollar slab from bass pro is a goodun

oh get a chartreuse slab about 1 ounce also in whatever brand ye can find


Edited by gotreal formerly known as getreal (01/08/12 02:15 PM)
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#7026243 - 01/08/12 05:53 PM Re: $50-$100 to fill a tackle box [Re: Caribou]
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Tail spinners, slabs, swim baits, flukes, cranks n a few topwater lures.
Colors: white, silver, gold, glitter & of course chartruse.

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