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Topic Summary - Displaying 4 post(s).

Posted by: sarge - Ex Member Posted on: 06/18/04 at 04:54:06
Basically, yeah. But there is something about the brush hog and its more streamlined design. All about confidence, baby!

Posted by: jim_shaffer - Ex Member Posted on: 06/18/04 at 04:06:11
Is there really that much differance, I mean they are basically the same design with few excpetions

Posted by: sarge - Ex Member Posted on: 06/17/04 at 19:40:48
Lizard and brush hog grouped together... For shame.

Posted by: jim_shaffer - Ex Member Posted on: 06/17/04 at 08:58:54
I think if I were to choose one lure for smallies it would have to be a texas riged 176 grub. I have caught more fish on that then any other lure. Of course it must be said, that is what I have fished mostly so I cannot say that the others aren't as successful, Like Chucks article says its all about confidence! But I think the more successful anglers are confident in serveral lures.

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