Now, if two fish eat the baits then the fish have some opportunity to pull the baits away from each other without gaining leverage to pull off.Ī scrounger is one of my favorite baits when building a category that best marries power fishing to finesse fishing. Instead it’s better to take two regular swivels, tie a Fluke and leader to each with varying lengths and then slide the swivel of the shorter leader up your mainline before tying the other swivel to your main line. Inevitably however, this leads to some pretty nasty line twists and, because the baits are stuck at a fixed distance from one another, you create a situation where a fish will likely pull off in a scenario where two bass eat the baits. With the three-way swivel, you tie your mainline to one ring on the swivel and then two leaders of varying lengths to the others, each with a fluke on the end. This can be done with a three-way swivel, though that presents issues that an alternate way of rigging will solve. If you’re having a hard time drawing a fish’s attention with one Fluke, adding a second will often do the trick. There’s often a plethora of the real deal around so the bass have a lot to choose from and compare your offering to. If one Fluke is good, two Flukes are great, right? Schooling fish can be quite challenging to catch. Allowing the bait to sink a foot or two is also really effective when the fish are reluctant to break the surface on a topwater bait. It works really well with a fast twitch or a slower, wide swiping, side-to-side cadence. The bait is rigged weightless so that it can be fished along the surface which allows it to perfectly mimic a helpless or fleeing baitfish.
#FLUKE LURE SKIN#
With EWG and worm hooks you’ll want to run it all the way through and then skin hook the bait so the point isn’t exposed, thus making the bait weedless.
With a straight shank hook, you will leave the hook point just below the surface of the bait’s back. This rig works well with traditional worm hooks, extra wide gap (EWG) style hooks as well as straight shank hooks. Pull the nose of the Fluke up the hook shaft to cover the eye of the hook and then run the hook point up through the belly. You simply take a hook and run the point through the nose of the Fluke until the point emerges where the slit of the belly starts.
This is the most common way a Zoom Salty Super Fluke is fished.
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