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 Decision to make
#515505
07/28/06 02:18 PM
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tbarnes065
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You can only go fishng for Bybrids,Stripers,and
Whites with two lures.The question is what two do you take.Answer this it should be fun..
I will give mine at the end..
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Re: Decision to make
#515506
07/28/06 02:30 PM
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Posts: 255
Mouth
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A slab and a little bit of Luck! ok a humdinger to!.... How about Dynamite and Lighter!
Hey trent! Its Aaron the Californian! ready for another trip out???
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Re: Decision to make
#515507
07/28/06 02:30 PM
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BobC
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Boy, that's tough. First, I would take a white Humdinger and a Limit Getter gold holographic in 2oz. For surfacing stripers/hybrids, a Pencil Popper or other popping lure. The Humdinger works well for most everything, surfacing or slab-type fishing.
Just my $.02.
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Re: Decision to make
#515508
07/28/06 02:31 PM
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bcorrell
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1/4 Oz roadrunner (white)
Kastmaster (silver)
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Re: Decision to make
#515509
07/28/06 02:38 PM
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Posts: 95
Pfaff
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Surfacing fish- 1/2 oz chartreuse little george, gets 'em EVERY time, y'all know that.
Hyb & striper- depending on wind, 1 1/2 to 2 oz chartreuse lead babies slab
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Re: Decision to make
#515510
07/28/06 03:07 PM
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high planes drifter
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Dang it, Pfaff beat me to my answer.
Little George and 1 1/2 lead slab. Chartreuse all the way!
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Re: Decision to make
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07/28/06 03:33 PM
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Wildone
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BPS gold tail spin
Texoma Special 2oz Lead Babies slab
“Why do things that only happen to stupid people keep happening to me?†- H. Simpson
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Re: Decision to make
#515512
07/28/06 03:56 PM
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Posts: 2,627
Slabman ‘180’
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1.5oz casting spoon char/white with blue back this is my go to bait. 2oz magnum magnet silver holographic...
US Army Vet, Maker of “TNT 180 Slabsâ€
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Re: Decision to make
#515513
07/28/06 04:01 PM
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dgruff
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A Pop R and Storm wildeye, if this is for all year long. However, if you are just talking about summer, I may change that to a topwater/slab.
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Re: Decision to make
#515514
07/28/06 06:16 PM
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Posts: 1,992
Leprechaun
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All year long, a Lead Babies in "irish Special" color and Holiday Sassy Shads in 4"
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Re: Decision to make
#515515
07/28/06 08:05 PM
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Fuzzy
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2 oz chartreuse Prune Picker Slab with white buck tail and 4" Glo Sassy Shad on 1 oz Reaction Lure head.
Those are my favorite Hybrid and Striper lures and I have caught some mighty mean white bass on those...even a few huge crappie.
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Re: Decision to make
#515516
07/28/06 08:49 PM
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Posts: 9,997
Ray Hubbard Guide- J.V.
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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1 oz TNT ( doesnt matter which one ) and a 4in dayglow sassy with a 1oz head 
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Re: Decision to make
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07/28/06 09:07 PM
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Erik Bakke
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I'm going stretch "two lures" a bit - and for this time of year:
Lure #1) A 1 oz. TNT Chart/White Casting spoon with a 1/0 size Chart/White Clouser fly about 2' above the spoon on a dropper loop. This time of year, I usually get the largest fish on the fly, hybrids included. Great for jigging and low-topwater.
Lure #2) Magnum hellbender diver with a #13 pet spoon. (for this time of year)
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Erik B.
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Re: Decision to make
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07/28/06 11:03 PM
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vstk
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If anybody left out big top water lures, they aint ever caught big hybrids and stripers on a pencil Popper. My tackle box weighs in at close to my own weight but in reality it has a lot of my favorite two lures. A 2 1/2 oz Sooner Big Cranker slab in a variety of colors and 6 inch Pencil Poppers.....chrome with blue back. Both have caught hundreds of fish for me and are my go to lures most days.
Van
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Re: Decision to make
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07/28/06 11:15 PM
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Posts: 499
1 fishing fool
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dd-22 crankbait and a 2 oz fish-n-eagle slab. thats all you need all year long
TEAM BOHICA
IF THE WATER AINT SHAKING,YOU HAVE BEEN TAKEN
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