I know there are several ways, but curious, how do you fish your super fluke? what rigs ect.

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me too

Agree with above on the Owner Beast. But I catch more fish TX rigging it with a 1/16 to 1/2 oz. tungsten wt., depending on depth and what type of structure I'm fishing.

Right now a wtrmln/red, tail dipped in chart. spike it with an orange plastic bead and red tung. weight is money. Assuming you're fishing for big fish on and around the bank. Looks like a nose-down bream. Use a bobber stop in front of your wt., too.

Those are two of only three ways I fish it, the other being on a c-rig, though that is very rare.

I have started fishing my fluke with a chrome swivel about 12-15�above the hook. This gives the look of the fluke is chasing something and a little bet of weight, also the swivel keeps my line from getting twisted���..

I also have fished mine with a swivel about a foot up from it, to keep line from twisting. Also have fished the magnum super flukes on c rig. I like the idea about the orange bead and red weight Fouzman.

Me too! Thanks Fouzman

carolina and weightless

Killer info

Lets see. As mentioned above.

Split shot rig (split shot weight is a big swiviel),
C-rig,
T-rig,
Wacky,
Dropshot,
Shaky head,
Spinnerbait trailer,
Buzzbait trailer,

And more ways, just so you know.

Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

Thad Rains

Me three.....excellent info...


Also as a chatterbait trailer...

To ad little to what Fouzman said:

I fish some REALLY clear water at times so I need a finesse version of his Tx rigged idea so one of the ways that I fish it similar to Fouz is on a wide gap shaky head that allows the fluke to stand up on it's nose. The shaky head is red, the tail is dipped in chartreuse die, & I touch up the throat of the fluke with a HOT PINK die marker which makes watermelon &/or green pumpkin flukes turn orange.

It was DEADLY 2 Tuesday nights ago in a working man's tourney.

Good topic. I also T-rig using a red ewg hook, thru the flap and texposed in the back. Will try the bead for sure. Love the purple plum on all cen-tex lakes.Btw they were 1.99 a bag today at Academy in Waco.

weightless w/wide gap hook
cast wait at least a minute before any twitch in shallow water with rod tip low , very little slack in line.
This will get u bit and experiment from there.
Im trying the vertical method as well in previous post on a drop shot. Swimming pool great place to try new stuff

Weightless on a 4/0 worm hook over grass unless too windy then I use a weighted hook. Also use the weighted hook when pitching to cedars in deeper water.