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Tubes anyone? - gdn443 - 05-22-2007 I started to use tubes this past month for the first time. I usually texas rig a crawdad, but thought I should learn another trick. I even caught fish with them.[crazy] Who has some tricks related to the tube? Favorite colors? Watermelon and black/red flake worked for me here in the NE. [signature] Re: [gdn443] Tubes anyone? - fsh4fun05 - 05-22-2007 Watermelon w/black and red flake seems to be a popular color. Bleeding green pumpkin is my favorite. I'll often put an earplug in a tube on a carolina rig to entice the bass. [signature] Re: [gdn443] Tubes anyone? - TooPureToDie - 05-22-2007 I usually have a texas rigged tube set up anywhere i go. I always seem to have luck with them. My color is usually a pumpkinseed or watermelon color. In the spring time, it works pretty well to pitch a white tube on bedding bass. [signature] Re: [gdn443] Tubes anyone? - tubeN2 - 05-22-2007 I love using the tube on the West coast. I like using the Gitzit brand. You can get a starter pack with the 5 basic colors or you can buy the individual colors. If you are going to Texas rig the tube, then assume that you are making it a craw imitation. This will work better when using the Brass N Glass in conjunction. This will allow the clicking noise that a crawdad will make naturally. You can also use the leadhead that is supplied with the tube. This will make it more of a small fish imitation or by letting it sink, you can use it as a frog imitation. The tubes can be deadly if you deadstick them too. [cool] [signature] Re: [gdn443] Tubes anyone? - LlindeX - 07-22-2007 I like to use a 3" tube in Pumpkinseed color on a 1/2 oz. jighead with Black skirt out here in Eastern Colorado and Western Kansas. Seems to work for me on those sunny days we get during the Fall of the year. [signature] Re: [fsh4fun05] Tubes anyone? - Flycasting - 07-22-2007 Wow... that's a cool idea. I'll have to give it a try. I love fishing tubes vertically with a leadhead. I'll work the shorline, and watch the sonar. I'm normally over 20-30' of water. When I see a mark, I'll drop the tube down. I have caught some nice smallies that way. I agree with TubeN2.... Gitzit makes good stuff. [cool] [signature] |