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calicokidThu Jul-24-03 08:34 PM
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#2999, "BassTrix Swimbaits"


          

I have one of these in my box and wondered what you trophy fish guys thought of them. I had a lmb at about 7 lbs chase one at Silverwood, soooo....

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59lbwsbFri Jul-25-03 11:31 AM
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#3000, "RE: BassTrix Swimbaits"
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i think they look great but dont have much swimming action to the tail. Or maybe thats just mine ;) I like mission fish alot better
1. weedless
2. nice bed fish bait
3. Look Great
4.catch alot of fish

I dont know this is just my opinion
later

Shane

  

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E-manWed Jul-30-03 01:10 AM
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#3001, "RE: BassTrix Swimbaits"
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I agree with Shane, the BassTrix don't have much tail action unless you're really ripping the bait. Pretty to look at though! :D

  

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socalfroggerWed Jul-30-03 11:03 AM
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#3002, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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if your going to check out the Mission Fish, check out the new Bluegill as well. www.316lurecompany.com.

I recently went out after some Calicos with a buddy in his 17 Whaler. We just fished fro about 3 hours and threw nothing but the 3:16 baits. The Mission fish stood up to the test of those Calico's pretty darn good, with each bait catching no less then 5 fish up to 4 lbs a peice. I had one bait that just couldnt hold up any longer after about 10 or so fish on it. A little expansive for 5 fish, but the excitement of pulling them out of the thickest kelp on the weedless swimbaits is the ultimate. Speaking of thick kelp, everseen a Calico eat a Sumo From? Fun stuff, its amazing how similatr to Largemouth they really are!!

  

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59lbwsbWed Jul-30-03 11:32 AM
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#3003, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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calicos on the mission fish sounds awesome! But problem is the occastional barracuda ripping the crap outta that thing. EVIL barracuda!

Shane

  

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socalfroggerWed Jul-30-03 01:26 PM
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#3004, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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Evil Barracuda!!!!!:)

I threw a Sidewinder for about 6 cranks of the hnadle until a 15" cuda decided he wanted to chew on the back half. The baits dont quite run the same without the rest of the body, but I did get bit by something when I threw it out for the next cast just to get a laugh, something actually bit it!! Crazy ocean fish!!!! Why cant Largemouth act a little more like Calicos as far as thier eating habbits......if it swims, or moves through the water by any means, EAT IT!!!! gota love them for that:)

gona go back out and get some more next week, hopefull I'll have a couple pics this time.

Cam

  

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calicokidWed Jul-30-03 02:48 PM
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#3005, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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Hey socalfrogger, have you tried the 3:16 bluegill for calicos? Looks like a pretty sweet plaid bait to me.

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bassnetWed Jul-30-03 08:03 PM
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#3006, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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Cam, did you throw the frog for the checkers? I keep forgetting to throw one in my box for them, but I have thought about it ALOT! In my experience, they don't blow up through the kelp to grab something dragged on top (Slug-gos and stuff), but I want to throw the frog for them- especially when I'm in the middle of really thick kelp on the board, they are hitting bait on top, but hard to catch- I'll get it wired soon...

  

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59lbwsbWed Jul-30-03 09:17 PM
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#3007, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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yeah big bass swimbaits dont mix with ocean. Unless they are like the MS Slammer that might be cool. but youd have to buy some tails because youd lose alot.

Shane

  

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socalfroggerThu Jul-31-03 07:54 AM
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#3008, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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I did throw the frog, got one fish on it and missed another. Didnt really throw it except in one thick area where I saw a few fish come up through it and crash bait.

theBluegill works just like the shad. Between 5-10 fish per bait, but it gets bit alot.....

Cam

  

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bassnetThu Jul-31-03 04:28 PM
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#3009, "RE: 3:16's the way to go!!!"
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Cam, had some nice fish (6-8 lbs.) follow the 'gill today at LMV, no love, though- I like that bait, hopefully have some quality fish to report soon! Actually had quite a few followers, especially in open water, 20-25', nice shoulders on them-


  

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