|  11-08-08, 10:25 PM | #26 | 
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			I use that knot alot too, thanks for your suggestion.
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|  11-09-08, 09:32 PM | #27 | 
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			buzz,pop-r,zara spook, hula popper, devils horse, jitterbug. and frogs, rats. anything that resembles a top water i love.
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|  11-18-08, 01:48 AM | #28 | 
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			Dying Flutter, Skitter pop, SPRO bronzeye frog and tiny + baby torpedo    
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|  11-18-08, 07:59 AM | #29 | 
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			Heddon Torpedo....you can reverse the props if you want more commotion.....not always necessary, but there if you want it.  Also, going to Sally Beauty Supply and buying a bottle of nail polish, the PRO brand in the Mango Color......using it to paint the entire body of a torpedo is a great topwater for early spring to early summer.....just something different they probably haven't seen.......can be very effective.
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|  11-18-08, 08:56 AM | #30 | 
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			I have caught most of my topwaters on spooks and poppers. Not much of a bite down here when the sun comes up. I love getting the blood flowing early in the morning when it is quiet and you hear that splash. Brute | 
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|  11-18-08, 06:06 PM | #31 | 
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			where u fish at brute?
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|  11-18-08, 06:22 PM | #32 | 
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			I probably caught more fish on a Zip n ziggy than anything else but my go to topwater lure is the spro chug minnow. I received one for my birthday 2 years ago and now I bought a dozen more of them incase I can't find them in a few years.  Ivan http://www.tackletour.com/reviewsprochug.html | 
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|  11-19-08, 09:07 AM | #33 | 
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			Hey weezymagic, I have been fishing a lot on Lake Tarpon. My brother lives on the lake and he is kinda my fishing partner. Been on that lake every weekend since the first of July when I finally got my first boat. Looking to expand my horizons in the future, but still catching quite a few there. Brute | 
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|  11-19-08, 09:52 AM | #34 | 
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|  11-19-08, 05:01 PM | #35 | 
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			zara spooks,rapala freshwater skitterwalk,and torpedoes once wit ha torpedo I was reeling it slowly across the top and in 40+feet of water a bass hit it, that was bite I'll never forget. | 
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|  11-21-08, 06:42 PM | #36 | 
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			Heddon Spit 'n' Image hands down
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|  11-21-08, 09:58 PM | #37 | 
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			Roland Martin's helicopter lure,.  It was actually outlawed at one point cuz it caught 3 times more bass than live bait.   Also propbaits, spooks, pop-rs. Topwater fishing is old, many of the very first bas s lures were topwater designs. Not been too many huge advancements - although I sometimes twitch flukes on the surface (super fast retrieve to keep it up top and get reaction strikes) and some people swear by the rage toads. 
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|  11-21-08, 11:00 PM | #38 | 
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|  11-21-08, 11:38 PM | #39 | 
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|  11-22-08, 03:57 PM | #40 | 
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			nothing is better than that late evening slightly choppy water over some stumps with a booyah buzz bait and a huge bass slams the bait.  just rember to wait for the pull then set the hook.
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|  11-22-08, 04:02 PM | #41 | 
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			i use ANYTHING that floats,hahahaha. i'll switch from one to another till i get HIT!!!! LMAO.
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|  11-22-08, 04:58 PM | #42 | |
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 Yea Bama, I think there are those moments when we could float a cheeseburger out there and get bit. Lol!   | |
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|  11-22-08, 06:22 PM | #43 | 
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			woody...i is thinking of saving my helicopter lures now. seems that they are gonna be really good come spring. cheeseburger? hey...that gives me an idea. naaaaa, it would only bring in the other fishermen, too much aroma,hahahahahahahha.
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|  11-22-08, 06:41 PM | #44 | |
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 and yea, cheeseburger  , it was the first thing that came to my mind, can't ya tell I was hungry. hahahaha! | |
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|  11-22-08, 06:45 PM | #45 | 
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			well you see... i gave out ALOT of my copter lures at the get together last spring. NO MORE!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!! and no....... i neva caught nuthin on em,lmao. | 
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|  06-26-09, 09:15 PM | #46 | 
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			i go classic with a small little rapala fire tiger it works great and bass love it
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|  06-28-09, 08:44 AM | #47 | 
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			skitterpop and popr... I, like WTL, favor the helicopter, but it just made the fishin too easy...   
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|  06-28-09, 03:57 PM | #48 | 
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			hmm, that's a tough one! I've caught more bass on ribbit frog than any other top water bait.. but with the new rage tail baits, I dunno. It would be a tie between ribbits, and rage toads and shads. Next would be s buzzbait.... probably a a boohay.
		 
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|  01-31-10, 09:36 PM | #49 | 
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			I love torpedoes best of all but poprs are good and buzzbaits too and have had limited success on jitterbug but frogs and flukes are good to use as topwaters too
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|  01-31-10, 10:05 PM | #50 | 
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			Jitterbugs, especially Black either the XL Musky or 5/8ounce jointed. worked for 40 years now! Alluring Plastics , and a few different hollow frogs Jointed #13 Gold or Silver Rapalas worked/twitched on top Spittin Images New to the line up; MS Mini Slammers Jitterbugs will always be my favorite, with that Plop,plop,Plop SPOOSSHHH Fish ON!!!!!! Last edited by muddy; 01-31-10 at 10:39 PM. | 
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