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Bomber® Badonk-A-Donk Saltwater Grade Baits
- Designed for saltwater fishing
- Draws vicious strikes
- Panicked prey vibration
- Designed for saltwater fishing
- Draws vicious strikes
- Panicked prey vibration
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I fish mostly at night and I tend to get more hooked up with the Silver Minnow or #41 on the chart...in either the 3 1/2" or the 4" high or low...snook seem to be a little shy on the High Pitch though if it's calm so i would pick up a HP and an LP so you can adjust.
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Overall I like the Speckled Trout Color best. BUT you have to take into account how clear the water is. I have had success with this color in pretty clear water.A:
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Speckled TroutA:
I have used all different colors with success, it really depends on what the fish want that day you are fishing. Some days they want green, other days they want white or yellow, but, If I had to pick a favorite color that entices the most strikes overall, it would have to be the shiny variety...chrome silver or gold bodies...The Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish like the bling! The shinier the better, especially if the water is not super clear. Best bet is to purchase a variety of colors for your tackle box so you are prepared, but put emphasis on getting the shiny variety and try those first, if they don't produce, switch colors until you find what they want.Details:
Fishing these I have found they don't run upright (especially when I pause on the retrieve). Can you suggest a replacement hook that would help lower the center of gravity?Answers
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Yes...Buy a Top Dog Jr, they don't do that..lol
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Most heavy duty hooks should doA:
1/0 HOOK SIZE HEAVY DUTYAnswers
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1/0 HEAVY DUTYA:
I'd use 2s or move up to a 1/0 if you're going for bigger fish.
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Same as come on the original bait for whichever size you are fishing...might go 1 size larger than the original hooks.Answers
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NO! TANGLES AND YOU'RE SUPPOSE TO WALK THE DOG. TROLLING IS LIKE DRAGING A STICK.
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Not likely...this is a "walk the dog" type surface lure with the fisherman providing the action...hold rod tip close to water surface, pull the bait either slowly or quickly in a jerking motion, reel in the slck, and pulling it again...just kep working at it until the bait moves from side to side as oppose to straight ahead.A:
Not really suited for trolling. Slow retrieve on topwater only.Answers
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i've tried it in a school of yellowfin e but the hooks are not strong enough to hold the fish. Closes we got it to the boat was abour a 10 pounder.A:
Not really but you can try. It's a bit small for tuna but you could try it on tuna in the 10-15 pound range.A:
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I just got this two days ago, but I don't know what kinds of fish you catch with it.Answers
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In salt water all kinds bite this lurer. Grouper, Jacks, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, Breams, Job fish, Dog tooth tuna, and Barricuda.A:
Spanish Mackerel and Bluefish are the two main species this lure was designed for, however, I have caught Speckled Trout, Pompano, Whiting, and even hooked a small King Mackerel with these lures. The larger variety (1500 series) will handle larger species like Stripers, Mahi, and Tuna.A:
Here in NW Florida we fish mainly for Redfish and Speckled trout, that' mainly what we want to catch.
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what hits topwater will smack thisfreshwater bass & pike
salwater tarpon etc.
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Anything that hits top waterA:
You can catch a wide variety of fish from bass and pike in freshwater, to tarpon sharks reds trout, and other flats species.Answers
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Biggest one for us is a 3 pound Jack. but we have been able to get other species close to see be fore they dash off streighen the hooks.
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Pretty much any size which will hit a top water lure.A:
Any size fish that wants a top water bait will hit it. One pound to 20 lb fish will go for it.Answers
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What are the conditions you usually fish? If it is windy or the water is muddied, High pitch. If not windy and/or water is clear, Low pitch. Noise is the answer. The High Pitch is noisier than the Low Pitch.Noise is an attractant to predator fish.
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It depends on how you look at it. During calm days, low pitch have less rattle and work better. On rough, windy days, High pitch makes more sound to attract fish.A:
I don't see how one could go wrong with high pitch, more noise can't hurt.A:
low pitchAnswers
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High pitch is used on windy days or when the water is dirty. Low pitch is used for calm days, clear water conditions.A:
High pitch emits more sound, preferred in murky conditionsAnswers
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A slow, twitching retrieve works best for me, but try different speed retrieves. You never know which works best on any given day and conditions until you try each.A:
You fish them in a walk the dog pattern or slight jerking motions. This immitates a dying baitfish.A:
walk the dogA:
Light jerk, real down, jerk, reel down, not to hard, should cut left and right. Should make light commotionA:
Walk the dog styleA:
walk the dog, same as a spook or skitterwalk. throw out as far as possible, and use a twitch-pause-twitch retreive, taking up the slack with each pause. if the lure is darting side to side with each twich, you're doing it right.
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