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Old 07-14-2014, 03:20 PM
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Default Gulp on plain jig head???

does anyone use Gulp this way for fluke??.. I use unpainted heads up here in NY state, for everything including SMB, Walleyes, lakers, Pike, even LL salmon and pan fish.. It seems to draw just as many hits as a bucktail with Gulp, or any other type of tail.. i stopped buying hair/feather/bucktails years ago, as I saw no need.. However, all anyone talks about for fluke is the Spro/Gulp combination... I am wondering if this is simply tradition, or if the hair and paint really attract a lot more interest when using GULP.. it would seem to me a fluke isn't any smarter than a big old bass, laker or walleye... Is the SPRO or "spro style" jig really a must use, or does anyone do well with cheap plain lead heads with Gulp??.. Please PM if you would rather not respond here.. thanks.... bob
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