ya the magnum treat it just like a super fluke same techniques apply. you wont get as many bites but it will pull up the ones of better quality. ya I also agree with Danny on the scrounger. a fluke on a scrounger head is a productive technique right now.

Biggest fish I had on my line all year was on the Mag Fluke at CB. I had just caught a 10.5 an hour before. The fish I lost on the Mag Fluke dwarfed that one. I had it rigged with a River A Tackle 1/16 oz Swanger weight on the belly of a 5/0 Jungle Offset Wide Gap Owner hook.

Kinda looks like this:



I normally fish it weightless in water less than 6� deep but this day the wind was blowing 30 mph and that little bit of weight did two things. First, it helped me feel the bait. Second, with the free-swinging weight on the belly of the hook it gives the bait and different action than having a weight on the nose of the bait or in a fixed position on the hook.

Lots of food for thought and stuff to try. Thanks guys!!

Careful; throwing the magnum fluke is addicting.
Fish them a little slower and with less rod action than the regular size.

probably more fish caught on this soft plastic than any other and its probably not even close.

Berkley Power Worms and Zoom Flukes

Add baby brush hog to that list.

This.....for real!