Hey any one throws these with any success?

Share a tactic , time of year type of cover or structure.

Thanks

C-rig, now, deep structure

TX rigged weightless... post spawn

Tx rig 1/8 oz weighted hook, weightless, c_rig, heck I've even had them on a light shaky head. Post spawn to late fall. Shallow cover, schooling fish, docks, and many other applications. You can use as a jerk bait or barely twitch it on the bottom. It's an extremely versatile bait.

Ive probably thrown a fluke more than any other bait it is one of my go-to's most times of the year bc of the extreme confidence i have in it and how versatile you can fish it. You can definitely catch fish on it using a C-rig, shaky head, weighted hook, drop shot, weightless. My favorite technique with it is weightless bc i can skip it extremely well on spinning rod and with the erratic look I can get a reaction bite on it on any clear to stained lake . you can catch fish all year but just use the most valid technique for where the fish are holding.

Donkey rigged

Any time of year, any type of structure, any type of cover.

Water depth and cover determine how it is rigged.

Use weightless in 1�, light weighted hooks in 10-15� or more, T-Rig, C-Rig, or shake head anytime they are relating to bottom at any depth.

Also fish it in any type of cover. it can be very deadly twitching the hell out of it then dead-sticking it underdocks on stickup and brush and in pockets in grass or grass lines. fish on widegap 4/0 weightless or with light weight.

X2- Donkey Rig!

I normally don�t throw a weightless fluke till water temp is 60 and up. I do throw it c rigged all year. 1 oz tungsten weight, 3� leader and 4/0 ewg gamakatsu hook. Seems the only color I catch them on is watermelon red w/ chartreuse tail. Definitely resembles a small perch. Excellent bait, hence my username..

I am referring to the large one only.

the 7" magnum fluke? or the 5" super fluke?

7 inch. Looking for bigger fish

That would be the Magnum Fluke. You can use it the same as the super fluke just yes a larger hook.
One of my favorite techniques is to rig on a scrounger head, it will usually pick up a few more bites and will typically attract larger fish.

Scrounge head? I will look it up.