Strike King #3X Lures?

Steve,
I haven't used any of these baits alot, but I have used the lizzards and
worms from both Strik King and Terminator here and there. They do catch fish,
and they let me do some things other soft plastics would not. For instance, I
caught a few nice small mouths at a local lake fishing a lizzard on top. They
float when rigged with just a hook and make very little commotion when they hit
the water, so it was perfect for casting to shallow, spooky fish. I just gave
it a twitch every so often and let it sit.

-Zimmy

"COOLLURES" wrote in message
news:EaWWb.291889$I06.2999314@attbi_s01...

Hey Steve, for a insiders look at the 3x, cyber flex debate look here

http://tackleunderground.com/board/v...ht=cyber+flexx

Jeff



No offense meant, but how is an internet message board considered to be
"insider information"? The guys panning the baits over there pretty much
sound like regular fishermen. The baits work fine, some people are just
resistent to change.

Evreyone on that bord is also a bait manufacturer. We do it either for a
living, or at least part time. I have a buisness of making soft plastics.
What works, what doesnt, pros and cons and evreything in between.

Im not saying that I know EVREYTHING to do with soft plastic baits, But I do
have a working knowlage what it takes.

Im quite sure that by searching this site you will find out that yes we are
fishermen, we use what we sell, We dont fill it full of fluff and spend a
million dollars on advertizing to make people think it works. Get the money
and forget if it works.

By the way if Im just a fisherman, ask Steve if the baits that were sent to
him are custom made or are they what you will buy in wal-mart or any other
store.

Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com


Jeff






No offense meant, but how is an internet message board considered to be
"insider information"? The guys panning the baits over there pretty much
sound like regular fishermen. The baits work fine, some people are just
resistent to change.

Hey Steve,I have had good success with the lizards C-rigged and to get the
Flukes (Zulus) to sink I put a piece of "suspend strips" on the hook shank
and they falll nicely.In experimenting with these superfloater baits I
rigged a Zoom lizard next to a 3X Floater and watched them both in shalllow
water,the Zoom just lay thee while the 3X was reallly floating nicely and
fishing for a bite.It's hard for me to switch since I have used Zoom since I
had hair!
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote in message
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Hi guys,

I have a question for you out there. The local Wal-Mart is having a close
out sale on Strike King 3X soft plastic lures. They're selling for a buck
a
bag, which if I remember correctly is about $2.50 off. I don't have any
experience with them but I have heard that they're very durable with a
high
float factor (for lack of a better term).

Because of that, my friend Gil doesn't like the Fluke type lures. He says
that they don't sink well and are hard to get to work properly.

Have you used any of this line of lures? What do you think of them?
Which
ones have been more productive in your experience?

I'd like to pick up a bunch as it's a good price, but I'd rather not spend
the money if they're not going to get used. I've got enough of those type
lures already.

For that matter, at the risk of sounding like Al, if there is a Wal-Mart
near you, check the sporting goods department for close outs. I picked up
some Eagle Claw LazerSharp hooks, 1/0, 2/0 and 3/0, 25 count packages, for
$1.50 each. I prefer Gamakatsu hooks, but I've used these in the past and
they've been good to me. They hook fish and stay hooked, so I guess they
do
what they need to do. It's a good time to stock up on supplies, I do this
every spring and save a bunch of money.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:24:54 -0600, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
wrote:

Hi guys,

Have you used any of this line of lures? What do you think of them? Which
ones have been more productive in your experience?

I have a selection of them. I found that they are so sticky that a
hook point can get caught on the plastic and hinder the hook set. I
stopped skin hooking them and that helped. I used the lizard on a
t-rig and a c-rig. Caught lots of bass on one lure. They do stick
together a little but I didn't think they stayed stuck in the water.
Grigsby did a show using the new Zero (can you say senko copy?) and it
looks like it is a good bait.
Richard g
www.bassstalkers.com

Steve,

Used them a bit last year, at a Buck a bag grab all the zulu's(flukes )
you can, they work great burning across lillypads and stuff. Wal mart here
does the clearance thing too and they are at 1.75 per bag. When they hit a
buck I'll take em all. They also have powerbait bungees for a 1.75, when
they hit a buck I'll take the rest
"Richard g" wrote in message
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:24:54 -0600, "Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers"
wrote:

Hi guys,

Have you used any of this line of lures? What do you think of them?
Which
ones have been more productive in your experience?

I have a selection of them. I found that they are so sticky that a
hook point can get caught on the plastic and hinder the hook set. I
stopped skin hooking them and that helped. I used the lizard on a
t-rig and a c-rig. Caught lots of bass on one lure. They do stick
together a little but I didn't think they stayed stuck in the water.
Grigsby did a show using the new Zero (can you say senko copy?) and it
looks like it is a good bait.
Richard g
www.bassstalkers.com