You've got to rig them right!

[Stan Fagerstrom]

Rig them right! :smile: (http://www.ifish.net/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=16&t=000068)

Just thought I'd pass on my latest column regarding Outlaw Baits to all of the bass enthusiasts, here.

Thanks and tight lines to all!

Stan

[MarlinMark]

Thanks Stan. I'm knew to the whole bass thing and appreciate the lesson.

Mark

[Stan Fagerstrom]

Dear Mark:

Glad the piece on how to rig tubes was of help to you. They really are fine little bass baits.

Outlaw Baits makes a variety of colors in these lures. I have friends here in Florence who have been hammering the bass in Tenmile Lake on the darn things all winter.

If you haven't already, I suggest you take a look at the earlier columns I've written for ifish. You'll find them in the archives and many of them deal with bass fishing.

Good luck to you, Mark.

Stan

[sbasser]

Hi, Stan...haven't seen you in a long time. I used to do the WBC newsletter, and send it to you, circa '90. Ran ads for your 5 hr. Ranger Pro Staff boat, and still wishing I'd bought it.

I read your latest article, but have not been able to find an online source for Outlaw Baits, except the Salmon/Steelhead stuff. That tube is a nice color. Tubes are one of my favorite baits, tho I gotta say, Senkos will do a lot of the things I used tubes for, so I'm going to Splitshot and DropShot them. They make a pretty neat little topwater, too! Maybe you could post a link to an online source for Outlaw bass lures?

I normally rig 3"-3.5" tubes with a McCoy's Gitzit rattle or a splitshot stuffed inside. The rearward balance gives a nice slow spiraling fall that bass just can't stand. Glad you had a good trip to El Salto, it sounds like fun. C&R, Steve

[shalom]

I also like to fish tubes . How do you put the split shot in the tubes . I think that i saw a plastic tube once that had some bb 's in it ?
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