You Will Never Fish a Fluke The Same Again

[@FourthCoastOutdoors]

Thanks for the tips Coach !!

[@TheFishingCoach]

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[@pbarron762]

Faith juice subject, the best advice you have given to date. I hope every young person takes this to heart. Birds of a feather, flock together. You do become who you surround yourself with. Keep up the good work.

[@TheFishingCoach]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@Fishboy68]

Jimi love the magnum flukes rigged weightless texas rigged.Caught some big largemouth and pike in shallow grass up in N.Y thanks for sharing my friend.

[@TheFishingCoach]

Man that’s cool to Hear! I never heard of them being a player up north. I know in Texas they can be. Here in Arkansas it can be timely and I have not nailed it yet.

[@NormNewsome-qh6zs]

Those are some good tips..I liked the first one you showed and I'll try it next time out

[@TheFishingCoach]

I got it tied up right now for some action tomorrow!

[@NormNewsome-qh6zs]

@@TheFishingCoach Hope you catch a bunch of big ones.. it'll be next week before I can get out

[@RagnarrBjorn]

Here's a tip for ya with the hover-rig, Get yourself one or 2 of the strongest tiny rubber bands (the type they use for braces) and put it around the bait either right in the middle (if using only one), or place one near the tie point and one at the back of the back of the hook. It really does help to keep the bait and the weight with the hook better and it does not get shook off as easily. I use the X-Heavy bands and it has helped me keep my soft plastic baits and nail weights a lot longer now. You can usually get them from any pharmacy or online. Try it out, I am sure you will catch more baits on the same bait and not have to re rig as often. ;) Oh and don't leave them on after you are done fishing. Sometimes they react with some of the soft plastic baits out there and they will melt them. lol.

[@TheFishingCoach]

Interesting tip there! What made you think of this?

[@RagnarrBjorn]

@@TheFishingCoach I got tired of losing baits and nail weights. LOL You can also take all the wire off of like a metal bread twist tie and use that, it might work better with certain plastics if you have fear of them melting. I've done that before also, all you have to do is peel off the plastic coating and use the bare little wire. Again you might want to remove that though because that little metal will rust rather quickly, and I'm sure it would probably stain light-colored plastics.

[@bigfishhoward]

Hope you weren't thinking of me when you said 60's. 😂

[@TheFishingCoach]

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[@thebasswicker6294]

You ever throw a Jerk bait for spots this time of year?

[@TheFishingCoach]

I have not. I have pulled it out on recent ffs lesson trips. If they are schooling we have caught em with it. Just not fishing traditionally at cover / structure

[@randolphso3747]

What size jerkshad would you use for striped bass in Hamilton?

[@TheFishingCoach]

4-5 inches.

[@williamknight5142]

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[@TheFishingCoach]

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[@hectorquinones2111]

What state are you in?

[@TheFishingCoach]

Hot springs Arkansas is my location. I will travel for my FFS lessons. I fished in OK and Texas a lot before I moved back to Hot Springs

[@hectorquinones2111]

@TheFishingCoach appreciate the response, I'm from the DFW and enjoy you content!!

[@TheFishingCoach]

Sweet! Appreciate ya! You are around some really good lakes

[@erichoffman2014]

You can hang with me coach. I wouldn't have room in my budget for a paid subscription. May God richly bless you beyond all you can think or imagine. In Jesus name, Amen.

[@TheFishingCoach]

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