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 using spinnerbaits
#635277
08/26/05 07:23 PM
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hershy510
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hey guys i have herd reports and read articles about using spinnerbaits for reds and also rattle traps for trout but never really tried. does this really work?
Tight Lines! 
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Re: using spinnerbaits
#635278
08/28/05 01:00 AM
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KWB
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Bass Assassin has some new lures out called MacDaddy.It is a 5 inch assassin with a spinner attached.I keep hearing that several guides down south are catching reds on them.
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/28/05 01:27 AM
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hershy510
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thanx
i will have to try that out the next time i head down to the coast
Tight Lines!
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/28/05 05:00 PM
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fish4rob
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They work really well for reds. If you watch the redfish tournaments, you will see that most of the guys are throwing baits that have spinners. Rattle Traps are good too if there is no weeds.
Rob
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/28/05 09:34 PM
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bobaloo1
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Correct....traps are also good off the jetty in spring when the reds are coming back in from the gulf.
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/29/05 12:29 PM
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Polydude
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Rattletraps are great for trout, I favor the gold with a black back or the chrome with blue back. Make sure you get the floating and not the sinking version. They run shallower. I haven't caught enough reds on them to tell yet.
One of my favorite redfish lures is a gold spinnerbait with a red and black skirt. The only problem is, being a bass lure they're hell to find and the salt tears them up pretty quickly, as do the jackfish.
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/29/05 02:56 PM
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Bowed up
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Where can you get these Macdaddy Bass Assassins?
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/29/05 07:44 PM
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mad mike
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Rattletraps are excellent for specks. I use the standard sinking trap in gold or chrome- 1/4 or 1/2 oz. depending on the bait there chasing.
airborne
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/29/05 07:54 PM
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hershy510
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ok kool i have alot of rattle traps that are chrome with a blue back and those work really good for bass and should for saltwater fish
Tight Lines!
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/30/05 09:56 PM
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KWB
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I have not seen any MacDaddys on the market yet but you can call them and order.[1-386-294-1049]I orderd two colors[pumkin seed/chartruce and salt/pepper chartruce]They come in a pack of three with one spinner set up.I have not thrown them but they look great.
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/31/05 02:41 PM
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Devilfish
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Hey Polydude,
Does that spinnerbait have a Colorado or willowleaf blade on it? If I come across some, I'd love to add to my already bulging bag of saltwater lures.
Devilfish
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/31/05 06:23 PM
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Saltwaterfishin_Kris
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I saw a show on OLN with Keith Warren fishing with spinnerbaits and also Roland Martin and his wife catching bull reds is Louisiana.
Kris Kirkwood
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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08/31/05 09:12 PM
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hershy510
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just wanna know but what are macdaddys?
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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09/03/05 12:53 AM
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Polydude
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Two gold Willowleaf blades. I just dug one out, it's made by Stanley, called a "Wedge".
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Re: using spinnerbaits
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09/03/05 01:36 AM
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KWB
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MacDaddy's are made by Bass Assasin..
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