INDIANANGLER

The weather was super hot this past weekend. I decided to take a break from fishing and went shopping instead. It is as much fun shopping as is fishing .
I got some lures from shopping in a few stores and some fresh blue claw crabs, and finished with some cold beer!!

Fishing was decent this late Spring/Summer so far, I was fishing mostly at night and did not take much pictures. But will post a report soon .

Maruthu, the Gold bombers in the left were the ones that i caught the lasrge MJ in my first trip to the West Coast.

Well looks like Christmas came early for you ....

Those SPRO bucktail jigs are a killer lure! Nice haul there Binu!

Cheers

Dark green mackerel is the best bomber long a color it looks like a mullet in the water I have had barramundi come chasing down on this lure multiple times

What is the story with those Crabs Binu?

@RaMpEr I will get some Mackerel bombers.

Bobby,
The crabs were fresh blue claw crabs that I picked at the Seafood/ bait and tackle store, and cooked them up for dinner. The blue claw crabs become more available in Summer.

This is the color

Just saw this post....
Did you manage to catch a single fish on those spro bucktail jigs?
I not chuck them in the bin and get some real bucktail jigs, like Andru's

Maruthu

@Maruthu, I didn't fish any of these lures yet !
Spro bucktails are very good for flounder fishing from shore, tipped with gulp. These Spro's have a heavier than normal hook and I haven't fished them yet.
True about Andrus, I never fished spro bucktails for striped bass. But there was one time in Barnegat Inlet NJ few years ago, I was fishing in the deep inlet outgoing tide, and heavy current and I caught about 5 bluefish about 10-12 pounds, on the Andrus.
There was another guy fishing next to me, he had a 2 or maybe 3 oz spro bucktail and he might have caught over 15+ bluefish that size. !! I believe the Spro bucktails sink better than andrus in deeper channels and inlets.

Thank you for sharing your experience! I think they have their time and place. I think sometimes it is more to do with the bait profile in terms of size. I still have a couple of half-ounce Spro bucktail jigs left with me that have 4" curly tail trailers on them. I've heard that the Spro style bucktail jigs work great for Mulleys and I am going to try them in the freshwater for Mulleys and I'll let you know how that goes. Who knows, I might be buying a dozen of Spro bucktail jigs after, all depending on how it goes

Maruthu