5 WAYS To FISH a FLUKE (Soft Jerkbaits Are The BEST)

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• BA

  @BassFishingHQ · 5 years ago · pinned

  Sorry for the out of focus shots! Still trying to learn everything about these big cameras

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• ER

  @erichthompson1194 · 5 years ago

  I mainly bank fish and my favorite way to fish them is kind of a hybrid between the usual method and the senko method. I'll let it sink for 3-5 seconds usually then give it a couple twitches and let it sink back down. It's like a senko but has insane drawing power

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• PA

  @paulenglish1741 · 5 years ago

  Double fluke rig is always 🔥!!!

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• MA

  @Madmok128 · 4 years ago

  That first method with the pause then the long pull then the pause and long pull worked for me today multiple times!!!

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• EV

  @evancoleMTB · 5 years ago

  fluke is next on my bucket list of baits to gain confidence in. Crossed the swim jig off that list today

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• KE

  @kentmiller5764 · 4 years ago

  One of the most informative fishing channels on YT. Keep up the awesome well-explained content!

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• CO

  @colsoncustoms8994 · 5 years ago

  Another way that gives a great action is on a jig head (I rig them like that below the dam where there’s a lot of current). The ones I use &nbsp;have the weight pretty far forwards and are fairly thin side to side. Do-It molds SHB-5-A and I also have a SHB-5-VA which I can’t find listed anywhere online. It’s &nbsp;the same style as the other one, but with round recesses for adding eyes and it comes in a few different sizes, mainly 1/8 and 5/8 oz, plus the smaller 1/8, 1/4, 3/8 ones use a larger hook than the other mold. That profile lets the fluke kind of dart and keel as the water hits the flat sides of the jig head. Kind of like a crappie tube with the jigs that go inside the tube where you the on about 3/16” back from the nose of the tube. Makes for a great injured / “trapped” Shad presentation while moving through the turbulent current. <br>I also like the “Dead Assassin” flukes, they have a keel and an almost Y shaped profile looking head on. They glide all over the place when you twitch them and kind of flutter down if you hold slight pressure on the line.

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• ST

  @stevcorrei1 · 4 years ago

  Brother, I love how detailed you are when teaching &quot;us&quot; about the different baits, rods, &amp; reels that you use. It&apos;s refreshing not to have any questions, about any particular bait, after your video is done. Thank you!!

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• KK

  @kktx4058 · 5 years ago

  Great on a Carolina Rig!

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• DA

  @davidhawkins6776 · 4 years ago

  I use a fluke to flip and fish in grass and heavy cover but i prefer to use a belly weighted hook vs a standard texas rig. Its a deadly bait in so many different situations.

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• LA

  @Lawrryful · 5 years ago

  I fish it on anywhere between a 1/16 to 1/4 oz weighted hook depending on the current. 1/8 is my preferred weight cause I can use it &nbsp;subsurface and jerk it, or I can let it fall all the way to the bottom and do a combination of Jerking and fishing it like a t rig.

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• RY

  @ryansmithberger9221 · 2 years ago

  I nose hook them with a spring twist lock and no weight. &nbsp;creates amazing action. i might try using the trailer hook like you showed in this video.

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