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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: Kevin Bryant]
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07/17/09 03:20 PM
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Mark Hembree
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I fish them C-Rig, TX- Rig, Dead Stick, and I also fish the baby ones on a Shaky Head. Very good bait and I agree that you can't fish them wrong!
Tight Lines,
Mark Hembree
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: Kevin Bryant]
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07/17/09 03:55 PM
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flippindropshots
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The best luck I've had with them is flippin' them T-rigged into flooded brush. I honestly catch more fish on the Baby than the the 4.5". SHHHHHH!!!!! LOL!! Same thing here.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: flippindropshots]
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07/20/09 09:06 PM
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bassitup
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Those things rock. especially when you use them as a trailer on your rooster tail.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: STEVE BUSH]
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07/20/09 09:34 PM
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Cameron
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The best way to fish a grandebass anything is to dangle it about 6" above the water. Open your livewell and just let the suckers jump in.
Best bait everrrrrr
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: STEVE BUSH]
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07/20/09 09:35 PM
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CrappieFreaks
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 I like to t-rig, weightless, and crig em.
Last edited by bwilliams; 07/20/09 09:37 PM.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: CrappieFreaks]
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07/20/09 09:44 PM
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Texas Husker
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Looks like we better get ready for an infomercial everytime our new member posts!!!!!
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: CrappieFreaks]
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07/20/09 09:49 PM
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mo-sin
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+1 on shaky right now at fork.....I use the big diamondback on a 1/16 owner shaky hook and 8lb floro on my spinnin rod. Been killin em...put it where the bass are and let it set. "Heres to you mr. lake fork rattlesnake shaker"
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: mo-sin]
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07/20/09 11:49 PM
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MBM
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Have not heard anyone talk about how bad they tear up. I paid $4.50 for a four pack at academy and they were good for one fish each. After that every time I would cast them hard they rip in half and one end flies into the lake. I caught lots of fish on the LFT zig zag before the rattlesnake got popular
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: MBM]
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07/21/09 02:11 AM
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GoArmy
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Have not heard anyone talk about how bad they tear up. I paid $4.50 for a four pack at academy and they were good for one fish each. After that every time I would cast them hard they rip in half and one end flies into the lake. I caught lots of fish on the LFT zig zag before the rattlesnake got popular What were you using, a Tuna hook? I have reused them many times even after catching a fish. Never has one torn during a cast either.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: MBM]
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07/21/09 02:12 AM
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Garrett Seagraves
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ya where i fish on any lake i try to find some type of vegitation and i always use a 4.5' rattlesnake in watermelon red flake color and i tailweight it with half a nailweight and i flip it into open pockets and just lift it and drop it...this is a great bait
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: MBM]
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07/21/09 05:23 AM
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M. Massoletti
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I guess it is kind of a trade off. The reason for the great action is because it is such a soft plastic. But look at what ya pay for other stuff like rage tails and yellow magic's. We pay that much becausr they work
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: MBM]
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07/22/09 04:12 AM
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Capt'n Wings
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Have not heard anyone talk about how bad they tear up. I paid $4.50 for a four pack at academy and they were good for one fish each. After that every time I would cast them hard they rip in half and one end flies into the lake. I caught lots of fish on the LFT zig zag before the rattlesnake got popular You might give the O-ring method a try. Works for me. The tool that goes with the rings is great. Makes rigging a breeze and they don't tear. Get 'em at BPS.
"Faith requires one to elevate the practice of not thinking to a virtue," Mark Twain
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: Capt'n Wings]
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07/22/09 09:03 AM
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Swamp Donkey
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Try dropshotting with a baby rattlesnake but you didn't hear it from me.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: Garrett Seagraves]
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07/22/09 04:48 PM
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therev
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Use a swimbait flutter hook.
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Re: question about grande bass rattlesnakes
[Re: therev]
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07/22/09 06:17 PM
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Big Red 12
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As Zeeter mentioned they are great to C-rig. Try them Wacky rigged also. My son likes to dead stick them like a Senko. I am a little to ADHD to fish that slow. I use a 1/16 oz. Tungsten weight with them with lots of success. Trophy Hunter has been my best color. Good luck with them and remember as Lance Vick mentioned, Skin the RS. He has a post on it. You will get more miles out of your RS.
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