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You can get those slabs at reaxtionlures.com. Look under products on his home page and the go to foil prune pickers. He has several packages he sells . Someone on this site mentioned this lure a couple months ago and that is how I found him, not sure who but thank you who ever it was!
 
You can get those slabs at reaxtionlures.com. Look under products on his home page and the go to foil prune pickers. He has several packages he sells . Someone on this site mentioned this lure a couple months ago and that is how I found him, not sure who but thank you who ever it was!
That would be me...but I can't take all the credit as someone posted it in a thread probably a year or so ago and I added it to my favorites. :)

John
 
And here is an item I have wanted to try. Maybe since it is hard to get the school excited due to heavy forage this might be just the thing to do it.

It's called a striper thump module. Perfect birthday gift for your favorite fisheries biologist.....(y)


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And here is an item I have wanted to try. Maybe since it is hard to get the school excited due to heavy forage this might be just the thing to do it.

It's called a striper thump module. Perfect birthday gift for your favorite fisheries biologist.....(y)


John

Oh MY! I will have to do some research on this. I thought painting a shad school on the bottom of my boat was enough. Now I can give them some sounds to dance to!
 
Oh MY! I will have to do some research on this. I thought painting a shad school on the bottom of my boat was enough. Now I can give them some sounds to dance to!
Apparently used a lot at Texoma with good results.

For the price I might order one, but will not get up there to try it until the fall due to a new job this spring. So I was hoping you would splurge as now is the prime time to use one.....or I could buy it now and let you do the field testing. Just say the word and it will be on it's way. :cool:

John
 
I have no experience on this to offer, but I purchased some spoons online that look pretty promising at least. The Blade Runner Duh spoon at 1 3/4 oz.
Maybe the realism and/or UV colors will trigger a few extra hits from finicky fish?
We'll see how it goes when I make it out there some time in February.
Also I was thinking of tying some feathers on a few of the treble hooks, kinda like the Wally lure pictured earlier in the thread. Worth a try.
 
I have no experience on this to offer, but I purchased some spoons online that look pretty promising at least. The Blade Runner Duh spoon at 1 3/4 oz.
Maybe the realism and/or UV colors will trigger a few extra hits from finicky fish?
We'll see how it goes when I make it out there some time in February.
Also I was thinking of tying some feathers on a few of the treble hooks, kinda like the Wally lure pictured earlier in the thread. Worth a try.

Looks good! It should work at Lake Powell.
 
I have no experience on this to offer, but I purchased some spoons online that look pretty promising at least. The Blade Runner Duh spoon at 1 3/4 oz.
Maybe the realism and/or UV colors will trigger a few extra hits from finicky fish?
We'll see how it goes when I make it out there some time in February.
Also I was thinking of tying some feathers on a few of the treble hooks, kinda like the Wally lure pictured earlier in the thread. Worth a try.
The slabs in my post above are half the price if you are looking to save a few bucks...

John
 
The slabs in my post above are half the price if you are looking to save a few bucks...

John

Always!

I actually bought some slabs on ebay

I made a fluid bed with pvc parts from Home Depot and an aquarium pump, powder painted them, hand-painted some extra color on them, stuck on some eyes. In the end though it looks like buying this guy's stuff is way easier and the cost difference is almost a wash.
 
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