Right on, BK, that's too funny

RT says that his special brine for the buttplug herring is made up of mostly vaseline He claims it gets much better action that way! Oh yeah, don't forget to put a florescent piece of arrow-shaped tape near the tail so it can be seen even when used in the deepest holes :p

Ok, RT don't even think of telling us how you tune your buttplug herring.....

I'm pretty sure that the words, butt, plug, herring, tune, and pliars should not be used in the same sentence!

Parker

Okay BK, fess-up the kwicky color, or else! The fish gods tell me they coud inform the FBI that you snuck in from Canada and your real name is Ahmed...(Then we could find out 'all of your secrets)...hee hee

#3 gold Mepps. Gaurenteed never to starve if you've got a couple in your vest

Or maybe a 5/8 oz. Mepps Flying "C" with a chartruese body. Casts good, works deep, catches fish. Buy one today.

An old brass with red Thomas Cyclone 3/8 oz.

Gooose and Swami,
care to describe how you rig up your yarn for silvers?

Has anyone tried 'tad pollies' for silvers?

LOL guys. But let's be fair and informative here. My buttplugs are made from the smallest yellow pack herring. The Kid's are made from the largest purple pack herring - and reportedly he uses them whole; doesn't even bother to plugcut them! Geeez, what does that say about the hole he likes! Hmmmm - with lack of rain I wonder how his hole got so big? Oh wait, I think I know the answer ... oooooh yuk dude! Not you Justin (just in) .

BTW, he likes to troll his headfirst - if ya know what I mean.

"Knights of the Roundtable"

OK, back on track here. Ya, the D.N.'s work real well at times, especially in clear water. I was just teasing the guys for revealing that - but who am I to say crap about that, eh?

If I had to pick just one lure to use in my all around salmon/steelhead fishing, it would be a Kwikfish in K-14 size and in the matalic blue and green striped chrome body; of course with a chartreuse arrow tail underneath. I would use a single 2/0, maybe 3/0, siwash hook extended with a beadchain from the belly eyescrew. Keep the eyescrew in a straight plane fore to aft (hey Justin, eyescrew and weallscrew; just keep it 'straight', OK ). This would be good for all the species and good for a variety of water conditions. But I sure am glad to be able to use more than one lure. And don't forget eyescrew.

RT

OK, I quess I'll let the cat out of the bag scince most of the fish catching skills on quickies come from rowing them through the right holes the right way. Are you ready? Or I could be just making this up, getting me really drunk is probably the ONLY way to know I'm telling the truth! Metalic chartrues with a pink bill! Pedro is also a darn good plug!!! :p

#3 vibrax solid silver.
BTW, how come no ones carrying the single hook ones anymore, I'm getting tired of cuttin of trebles and fightin those little split rings to put a single on.

One Lure for Coho.....it wouldn't be a tricky dicky they have their time and place .....low clear water , non- pressured fish

Just one .......4# virbrax 1/2-1/2 blade red body..........Os

Pround to be an American

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Flicker Spinner for the clear water, # 4 foxes for the colored water!

I'm pretty partial to the white Tadpolly.

LOL Ya' Kid I hear ya there! That plug will keep ya on a few fish when no others will. Or a white hotshot, they have quicker action. The bottom line is fishing hard and staying in front of fish!!!