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3" minnow comes in Silver and chartreuse my favorite,also comes in a 4" and you got three others to choose from.
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[url "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNb5-rCC7Sw"] [Image: mqdefault.jpg] [/url]

I did remove the trebles and added circle hooks instead[Wink]
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Video trolling and a cast with the Holographic lure


[url "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNb5-rCC7Sw"] [Image: mqdefault.jpg] 11:52 [/url]

[url "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNb5-rCC7Sw"]Circle Hook Holographiclures.com[/url]

caught a Mayan cichlid as well trolling
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#3
Everglades Peacock on the Holographic lure..While fishing a Peacock bass followed in my buddy's worm right to the boat! so he changed to a Teeny popper and me to a Holographic lure

Got it all on film video link below
[url "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dABxmYhX6ZE"] [Image: default.jpg?v=53a9e9d9] 3:30 [/url]

[url "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dABxmYhX6ZE"]The cichlid double with Holographiclures.com[/url]

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#4
Great looking Bass and lures. I haven't seen them before but worth checking out!
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#5
They just came out with a next size up from the Silver minnow..I believe it's a 3 1/2", been catching Bass at night here trolling the lake with the chartreuse minnow.
Thanks! especially appreciate the Bass compliment[Smile]
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#6
Nice looking Peacocks. I have only caught those in the Amazons, Florida and Hawaii. The lure appears to be sturdy enough to handle them.
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can't imagine fishing for them in the Amazons!
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#8
I was using the Megabait live jigs down there. They slam on the Peacocks, Piraibas, Payaras and even the Arapaimas hit them. I used some others similar to the ones in your photos. They tend to do well.

On the other side of the coin......I was also using a white wooden plug and having good results with the Arapaimas. They will eat just about anything that moves. lol
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#9
Sounds like you and your Dad are cut from the same cloth[Wink]. He once told me a story about him spear fishing and giant sea bass grabbed the fish he speared and just about pulled him to the bottom. When fishing in the ocean, you can't be too careful.
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#10
I get that quite often in my area. I catch an Ocean Whitefish and it gets grabbed up by a Black Sea Bass. Other times I am fishing for Ling Cod and bring up a nice one. Attached to the nice one may be a hitchhiker of a nicer one. 2 for one is not a bad deal.

The toughest ones are when I fish for Humboldt Squid. These guys get between 50 and 80lbs by the time they are in my area. We get them on a heavy jig dropped vertically. Ocassionally I will pull up one and that one will get attacked by another. Now there are 2 on the line. My best pull was 4 at the same time. Fortunately I was rigged for that accident. lol I ended up with about 250lbs of squid on my deck from just that pull.

Never attempt Humboldt Squid on a float tube. That is the best way to become a chum bucket for thousands of other squid. [pirate]
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1 I don't plan on becoming a chum bucket
2 you were prepared for a squid accident?
3 [crazy]
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I go on my regular boat for squidding. I would never enter the ocean on a tube during the time of the Humboldt Squid. lol I was very prepared for squid since there is no limit. We are able to hold about 2000lbs of them on my boat.[cool]
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#13
That's a lot of squid
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[quote tubeN2] We are able to hold about 2000lbs of them on my boat.[cool][/quote]
If you catch that much, do you sell them, freeze them or give them away?
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Before I got my commercial license, I would only keep about 50lbs to use as bait throughout the year and some for Squid Steaks or fried Calamari as it is known. Now I sell them to market but still keep my 50lbs for back up. i found that partially sundried squid works well on striped bass and channel cats. Flatheads seem to go for bigger and fresher pieces. I rig it like a "Jig n Pig" and they love it.[cool]
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