Lucky Craft® Sammy Topwater Lures
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Still the hottest lures going! Top-quality construction with ultra-realistic finishes. A superb "walk the dog" topwater with the water-spitting action of a popper. Glass rattles really call 'em in. Casts long; hits the water without diving.
Model 65: 2-1/2"; 7/32 oz.
Model 85: 3-1/4"; 7/16 oz.
Model 100: 4"; 1/2 oz.
Model 115: 4-1/2"; 5/8 oz.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by kaizer_soze (Lake Lanier) One of the Best.....
Top water lures I have ever used!!! My Spook and Spook Pup were my favorites until I finally broke down and went against my better judgement; paying $22+ for this lure 4 weeks ago.
And Sammy has served me better than any other topwater I have owned. I can't begin to count the number of Spots I have caught using this bait at various time of the day. Early-Mid morning especially. But the 2 I can remember were the best Stripers I caught so far, and they were from the bank. 8.5 and 10. (Drag set ever so lightly to avoid losing this $22+ investment)
I damaged the lure throwing to the dam wall (repeatedly - and it did take a beating), and still fished with it. I had broke one of the two steel wires. Well the one wasnt strong enough to keep a very nice Spot on last weekend. Sammy broke. And on my way home, I stopped at Bass Pro and picked up 3 more. 2 live Sammys and 1 Sammy 115.
Id recommend this lure to anyone. If you find where any bass are feeding, you wont have a problem using this lure.
June 1, 2006
Rated 3 out of 5 by Troyfish Stick with Spooks
I got one of these from the Michigan BPS last month thinking it would outperform, boy was I wrong! Me and my buddy have our own little weight competitions twice a month to determine who pays for beers at the bar (after we get off the water of course). Well, it was a top-water day that day, and he was using a Orig. Spook (my favorite top-water) and I was using the Sammy. Needless to say he hauled in a nice total of 17 1/2lbs with a nice sized 4 1/2lber, and me? My Sammy put a measly 6 1/4lbs in the boat. It does catch fish, yes, but all in all if you want to go top-water walking the dog, stick to the spook for over half the price. Lets leave the Sammy to the people that think price has to do with performance. Tight lines!
September 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by fishawesome33 Great product..... a must buy for every body!!!!
This lure is amazing after fishing with it for about 20 Min. off a dock at my local lake i had caught 4 fish the first was a 5 inch tiny blue gill who attacked the lure... viciously even though it was practically the size of him. It is also fantastic 4 bass there was a school of about 10 large mouth all around 2 to 3 lbs i caught 5 all on back 2 back casts. Then i caught a 23 inch chain pickerel he swallowed the lure like 4 inches down his throat with a bunch of sharp teeth it scratched the lure up a lot and even ripped the eye of... That is why i gave it 4 out of 5 stars. other wise it is a great lure and i can't wait to use it again!!!! Get the blue aurora color or MSMJ Shad works great!!!!!!!
May 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by EYEFISH2 KILLER TOPWATER!
This bait should be renamed "SLAMMY" 'cuz that is what it does to any fish that gets too close for a meal.
The drop tail is innocent looking, but a slight rod tip
or wind movement dances that bait in front of a fish.
Hungry or not, it will get eaten!
The drooping tail assures a deep hookset where you don't wait to feel the fish. You need to snatch and grab it!
I fish the #37(115) or #50(100) to match the bait.
I believe the glass rattles make this bait complete.
You can tease a fish with subtle motion or snatch it
to cause a slight wake. Big fish are always watching it!
The LC series are pricey but extremely durable and
well designed.-------and well worth the cost.
August 22, 2011
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there are only sunfish in my lake and i have used the same type lure with great success but i dont know which color to use
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blue aurora... works great but they will probably really bite any color
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You would want to use the color closest to the color of the lure you have the great success with.Answers
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Love to fish Sammys on T-Rock. Best colors for me have been American Shad and I like the new Crack that came out last year when there is less sunlight.
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I've fished all over the US and found that every "local" thinks his lake tends to prefera color he had the most success with.
I would use this pattern consistently where
ever I fished. I would use:
Bright colors in stained to murky water.
Natural colors in clear water, high sunshine
Black or dark colors toward evening.
Match the bottom color
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I fish a lake filled with 2-5 pound stripers and largemouth. I was wondering what size would be best?
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i dont know what number size it is but the 4 inch is perfect i have cought one pound largies to 10lb stripers on the same lure so id go with the 4 inchA:
Bass will hit any of them.... I will throw a 100 most but i will throw a 115 or an 85 and you really have to try to figure out which one they are going to eat the best that day...
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What ever size they will hit. I'd Buy a (115)first and then a (100). Try each in a day of fishing.
I catch more on the larger (115).
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100 series works really well
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you'll be fine with either the 100 or the 85.A:
Don't know about Stippers but for large mouth I use both the 85 and 100. I am always surprised, small and large fish hit both.A:
100 all day long in a white or silver color
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Sammy 100 is the best overall size. The 115 is even bigger, but I don't get the number of hits that I do with the 100.A:
The 100 wouldent be too big. I throw the size 85 alot and have caught 4lb fish on them. So really either size will work great!!!Details:
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love the new 65 for stream smallies. walks better than the 85 in my opinion and the 100 doesn't draw nearly as many hits in the small rivers I usually fish.
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The size HAS to be based on forage size.If not, then the larger the bait (115), the larger but fewer fish; the smaller the bait
(100), the smaller but more fish you catch.
Like anything else, this is just a rule of thumb. In winter, large baits can shut down catches.
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The 100 series seems to do the bestA:
i fish the sammy alot and the sammy 100 will do the job on all bass belive it or not ive even hit rock bass and large blue gill on it..unintentional of course but surprising
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For all kinds, use an 85. Exclude smallies, and the 100 is better.
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I've fished the 85 to the 115. Depends on the size of the bait. I have caught large and small bass on both. If I had to pick just one, I'd go with the 100 because of overall performance and the fact that I can cast it a mile.A:
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I haven't fish anything but the size 100 sammy and i probably won't, i can cast it a mile and i have caught everything from small size bass ( even perch ) to large bass. I tend to only fish top water early in the morning but I decide to pitch a sammy between two trees with lots of cover late in the morning and nearly got my arm broke by a bass.Details:
What is the difference between Sammy and Gunfish? They do the same thing right?Answers
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Yes, both are topwaters. Sammy will sit a little more "nose-up" on a pause. Gunfish is thinner and throws a bit more water, and has a more pronounced side-to-side action than the Sammy (and is easier to fish for beginners). Both work great.
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Personally, I think the Sammy is easier to fish. The Gunfish takes some time and fish to learn how to use. You really need to let the fish tell you how they want the Gunfish. I have caught tons of bass on the Sammy.A:
The sammy is a walk the dog bait. The gunfish is a popper style bait with the walk the dog feature. Basically they are very close to being the same but the gunfish spits water just like a popper.
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sammy has a tighter wobble and light splash whereas gunfish has a wider wobble and bigger splash... both are great walk the dog baits.... tight lines :)Answers
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I love to add tailhooks to my baits.-----At least it makes me feel that I have one moreadvantage!
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I do. Owner Tournament Trailer in White Flash on the MS Shad model. Deadly.A:
nope i fish it just like it is on anywhere from Robinson to Hartwell and Clarks Hill its awesomeA:
YES thats a great investment especially for a lucky craft. They work great on any lure just about!!!
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i would prefer it for all of my topwater baits actually... looks more appealing if you ask me... i've had good results with black feathered trebles too... looks more like a baitfish :) sammys from the factory don't come with feathered trebles but the 3" gunfish does and it's perfect for schooling fish! tight lines!1 of 1
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