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 Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
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12/28/16 02:34 PM
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Pine Mills Tracker
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Another vote for 6 inch Mann's Jelly worm
3wt & 4wt TFO
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: "Old School"]
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12/28/16 02:57 PM
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snaketrix
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Chrome devil horse
Black beetle spin
Red shad culprit
One of the 3 will always work
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: Donald Harper]
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12/28/16 04:17 PM
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Phototex
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All the old school spinner baits. The Flick hit off is one of my favorites now. Scorpion and Tarantula were great short-arm spinnerbaits. Used to KILL the bass on them in Falcon's Salinillas Cove. I still have a couple that I use successfully with purple rubber (not silicone) skirts.
PB: 10-01 on a Ribbit frog
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: Phototex]
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12/30/16 12:43 AM
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"Old School"
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I was digging in a tackle box that I haven't touched in years and found 4 jars of dried up Uncle Josh pork frogs. I was disappointed to hear they no longer make these trailers.
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: Texascajun69]
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01/05/17 02:29 PM
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Phototex
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If I'm not mistaken, the Devil Horse was made by Smithwick, not Heddon. Whatever, it was and still is a great topwater lure.
PB: 10-01 on a Ribbit frog
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: Scoundrel]
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01/05/17 02:38 PM
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TxDanFishMan
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I'll take any old Bomber Pinfish that no one wants. You can't have any of mine 
Slide right, coming in .... Fish On!
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: "Old School"]
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01/05/17 02:41 PM
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TxDanFishMan
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How about a Bill Norman Wounded Flash topwater or Manns Deep Piglet crankbait? Still have one of each.
Slide right, coming in .... Fish On!
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
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01/05/17 03:03 PM
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Allen Bass Fisher
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Good old Blue Fleck Power Worm.
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: TxDanFishMan]
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01/06/17 03:05 AM
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Scoundrel
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I'll take any old Bomber Pinfish that no one wants. You can't have any of mine For all you know I already do (you really need to sleep with one eye open during your boat naps)
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
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01/09/17 03:34 AM
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superfrog
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Crazy crawlers. Used them exclusively in Northeast 25years ago. First bass in TX was a crazy crawler bass 5 & 1/2 lbs. Need to change out the hooks and put in the primary top water box.
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: "Old School"]
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01/09/17 03:50 AM
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"Old School"
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Fred Arborgast AC Plug. I never used one or had one, but heard about big bass that were caught on Lake Fork. Anybody with info?
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
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01/10/17 04:49 PM
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B Lee
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Sonic and creme purple/white tail worms
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
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01/10/17 04:54 PM
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TBassYates
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I will never forget the day I got broke off using my dad's old Herbs Dilly. I used to keep it hanging in my garage with some other older lures but every once in a while I would take it out because it just seemed to catch so many fish. Pulled it next to a stump on Fork one day and that was it. Broken 15lb Big Game line which I am sure I hadn't really taken the time to make sure of a good knot and retied. Or it was just another of those good old bass that many times put me in my place and made me feel like a little school girl. Sure hated losing that old bait because it made me think of dad when I would look over at it.
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: TBassYates]
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01/10/17 04:59 PM
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Poboy K.
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I'll never forget a bass I caught on a Tarantula. Over six pounds. Put it on a chain stringer on the the side of a Lone Star V-bottom. She somehow managed to open that stringer hook and escape.
I've never used a chain stringer since.
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Re: Older lures that kick butt!!! Which ones do you on a regular basis???
[Re: TBassYates]
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01/10/17 05:06 PM
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Poboy K.
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I will never forget the day I got broke off using my dad's old Herbs Dilly. I used to keep it hanging in my garage with some other older lures but every once in a while I would take it out because it just seemed to catch so many fish. Pulled it next to a stump on Fork one day and that was it. Broken 15lb Big Game line which I am sure I hadn't really taken the time to make sure of a good knot and retied. Or it was just another of those good old bass that many times put me in my place and made me feel like a little school girl. Sure hated losing that old bait because it made me think of dad when I would look over at it. Last trip to Fork: I was catching some good 3-6 lbs. bass. I had one hit my jig when it barely sunk a foot. This is where EVERYTHING went wrong! First, there was no cushion as I only had about 5' of line. As I rared back to set the hook, this fish decided to take off. The combination of those forces snapped my rod at the handle. There's a reason big fish get big!
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