wild eye soft baits by storm (rapala)
Thease baits always catch my eye when im out buying tackle and i have even picked up a few of them, swim shad curly tails and the the wild eye swim shad padle tails becouse they look cool but im thinking thats all they do.When you throw thease baits out there thay have realy realistic looks to them...Yes yes yes but do they work? not realy not for me and was just wondering if any of you guys have had any luck with them? maybe im just not giving them a good chance.What do you guys think?
Posted by Ever Aguilar
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man those things do work if u are ever at isabella and in kaysak cove, then look for all the jumping shad and throw rite in to the jumping schools ull get u a bass and usually a big one
Posted by Daniel Plaza
over 5 years ago
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Ever I'm posting an older picture of a nice smallie that I caught using a Storm Wildeye "Crappie " Swimbait. It was the first bass I ever caught on this lure, and have been using them ever since. I am also posting a few other pics of bass caught with Storm lures.
Posted by Bob Apjohn
over 5 years ago
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so i guess the baits do work and i seen the pics you posted to prove it, thanks for the reply bud.
Posted by Ever Aguilar
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i bought some but have not had a chance to use them much. i used similar lures for tarpon when i was onn vacation and they worked quite well. i think like with anything, it is being in the right place at the right time. i never caught anything on a rapala, butt then i had a week run where everh fish i caught was on that lure. imm no expert, but i think it is worthwhile experimenting with other lures and techniques. the fish willwait until you get the presentation right. i have some storm king lures i want to try out if i ever get a chance to go for stripers.
Posted by Joe Brown
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