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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Menifee, CA
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Wade, you could edit the video to show the spottie being the result of the fight.
Okay, so I have a sick sense of humor. Think I'm gonna have to go shopping now.
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Grants Pass, OR
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Wade, how do you know the cadence is right on the Chatterbait? When I feel the bait vibrating, is that the right cadence? I picked one up a while back, but I've yet to put in the time with it.
Also, I keep seeing the Houdini color on multiple websites. But, it looks different on each one. Is the picture you just posted pretty close to accurate? I'm trying to decide if it is kinda redundant since I already have New Penny.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: chula vista
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That being said I also use the gulp jerk shad in new penny weedless and that works great too. They are definitely different colors though. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Grants Pass, OR
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This is where being color blind comes into play I guess. New Penny and Houdini look awfully similar to me.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Oceanside
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You can fine tune the lip of the chatterbait to better suit your desired application. Having a MH action rod is important with Chatterbaits. As you mentioned you will feel it vibrating and thumping right through your rod tip. I also have great luck trolling them too even..Unlike with most spinnerbaits, a chatterbait you can immediately feel if you have any seagrass or clutter on your rig. A quick rip forward usually frees up your jig and the vibrating returns upon retrieve. Typically the darker portion of the bait when shot in Z-Mans laminates, the dorsal section is darker going lighter to the belly. If the bait is rounded or squared, and overall angle, glare, ElaZtech reflections ect can make the hue appear very different especially in most catalog thumbnails!? Here are a few different baitZ.. New penny shrimpz Houdini Jerk shadZ Houdini paddlerz Houdini grass kickerZ ![]()
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Grants Pass, OR
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Thanks for the pic. I can see the difference better. Guess I need some Houdini too
![]() Steve and I are fishing Mission Bay next monday morning if you're free. Unfortunately, I work on the weekends. Mondays are my main fishing day. Sometimes I can pull off a Tuesday instead.
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Thanks in advance. |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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Look for areas with eel grass and fish those. If you can find a drop off with grass around it, even better. I mostly use weedless swimbaits and lately Zman Paddlerz. Drag them around and through the grass. I like light line so I usually use 6-10lb line, though with spinner baits and slip jigs I go with 17lb.
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