I've been crushing them lately on the smaller size diesel minnows and tush lately. They cast a mile and you can really skip them. I deal with a lot of vegetation and they do fairly well for and exposed hook bait.
Reminds me of the blue water candy poppin pencil weight… it’s the only way I’ve been rigging soft plastics for the last 3 years! They’re amazing. Where can I buy the tush?
If you can feel the tail thumping it generally means yes. Using the TUSH is like turning the right swimbaits into a smaller version of the Bacca Burrito. If anyone uses the TUSH and the Burrito as much as i do, they know exactly what I'm talking about.
@@SonarFishing Ive used optimum's baby boom boom to slay some lurking lunkers at night in shallow water. It's all in the steady thumping for me. Just fast enough where I feel it thumping the most. I look for swimbaits with a wider tail section and the paddle/T Boot has to be lower then the belly. Works great anytime of day swimming it past structure too. For me it's just that steady retrieve and keeping it low, about a foot off the bottom. Braided line 20-30lb, straight Thud,thud,thud,thud,thud,thud.... BOIIIIINNGGGG!!!!!
Already have a hack when using translucent baits, paint the lead with red nail polish lol
That’s actually a really good one!
Randy blauket had that on his channel a few weeks ago.
He learned it from me
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They kill man. Matt n jonny have some great ideas. The ozark rig is another good idea.
The ozark rig is a copy of the Flipiddydodad , my buddy Jared invented this rig years ago ua-cam.com/video/flnq9dcr4cY/v-deo.html
They sure do!
Good A rig hook
it has got be weedless for me where i live down south
I've been crushing them lately on the smaller size diesel minnows and tush lately. They cast a mile and you can really skip them. I deal with a lot of vegetation and they do fairly well for and exposed hook bait.
Awesome!
Reminds me of the blue water candy poppin pencil weight… it’s the only way I’ve been rigging soft plastics for the last 3 years! They’re amazing. Where can I buy the tush?
That looks like the Berkley Twitch concept
I can’t wait to get some Ozark rigs!
Me too!
I would definitely give it a try any idea what different weight sizes they have
They’ve got a bunch on www.coretackle.com
@@SonarFishing I'll definitely check them out thanks Miles
If you can feel the tail thumping it generally means yes. Using the TUSH is like turning the right swimbaits into a smaller version of the Bacca Burrito.
If anyone uses the TUSH and the Burrito as much as i do, they know exactly what I'm talking about.
Got it out on the water yesterday and is looked pretty legit!
@@SonarFishing 👍Right on!
@@SonarFishing Ive used optimum's baby boom boom to slay some lurking lunkers at night in shallow water. It's all in the steady thumping for me. Just fast enough where I feel it thumping the most. I look for swimbaits with a wider tail section and the paddle/T Boot has to be lower then the belly.
Works great anytime of day swimming it past structure too. For me it's just that steady retrieve and keeping it low, about a foot off the bottom. Braided line 20-30lb, straight
Thud,thud,thud,thud,thud,thud....
BOIIIIINNGGGG!!!!!
@@SonarFishing it's a great rig that allows a lot of head movement to.
TIGHT LINES SIRE! 🎣🎣🎣
Looks like a tube hook
Very similar for sure!
whats the name again of the swimbait your using so I can find them, thanks
This is the 5” Diezel MinnowZ from Zman
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Same boat in your shop?
Yes sir, haven’t sold it yet, and honestly might just keep it another year!
Where can one buy those hooks?
Open the description and click the link.
Www.coretackle.com