When is little better than big? It could be on your next fishing trip when you fish with a big frog, but bass won’t bite it then you tie on a small frog and right away get bites. Sometimes it takes a little frog like the smallest LIVETARGET hollow body frog to get the bites.
I really don’t know where the name came from for this lure? It doesn’t look like any Suzie to me; in fact any other Sue or Susan I know. I’m thinking the guy who invented it named it after a girl friend or spouse to patronize them Men do that thinking they will get to go fishing more and do less honeydews. The YUM F2 Lil Suzee is a sweetheart of a lure if nothing else.
Soft plastic lures shaped like crawfish are a favorite lure among anglers. They always have some in several different colors ready to fish with as a trailer or just alone on a hook. The lifelike pinchers undulate with the slightest movement make any lure look alive.
If Elvis Presley was an angler, he probably would have changed the words to his famous Hound Dog song to You Ain’t Nothing but a YUM Money Hound. I can imagine that he would have rocked the boat dancing around and twitching his rod tip to the rhythm of the music. His Money Hound swishing back and forth as he walked the dog crowing…
You have to admit it. The Hyper Whack’n Worm by Lake Fork Trophy Lures looks a little whacked out. Kind of like something an alien angler might fish with or constructional engineer would design. It’s kind of wacky…I guess it only makes sense that a lure that’s going to be rigged wacky style would be a little wacky. The Hyper Whack’n Worm by Lake Fork Trophy Lures is a segmented bodied worm with round tails on each end. It’s without doubt one of the most unique designs when it comes to soft plastic worms.
Ever heard of a Western Mud Minnow? Do you know where they are endemic to? If you come from the land down under or have an accent like Crocodile Dundee, I bet you already know. They are endemic to Australia and a species of fish in the Galaxiedae family. While I don’t know if the YUM Mud Minnow looks just like the Western Mud Minnow it’s a sure bet that bass and other game fish would eat them.
The DNA of this bait seems a little off. It looks like a slight genetic mix up. I would say the direct results of a merger between a crawfish and unknown swamp animal. The creature has the appendages of a crawfish and legs of a lizard. It’s scary. Not really something you would want to pick up because it might bite you.
Subtle, motionless, lifeless are normally traits associated with a finesse worm. That’s because anglers fishing with a finesse worm are usually trying to get bites when bites are hard to come by. It’s shaky head fishing or drop shotting. Light line rigged on spinning rods cover the front deck of your boat. Each rod has a finesse worm dangling from a hook.
“What lure are you fishing with today?” asked my fishing buddy. “It’s the Same Thing you are fishing with,” I replied. “The Same Thing?” he asked inquisitively. “Yep, It’s the Same Thing,” I reply again. Our conversation was going nowhere. Every time I answered him, he just didn’t get it. Probably because I was fishing with It’s the Same Thing by Crème Lure Company. The It’s the Same Thing lures are a wide selection of the most popular lures being fished with today by anglers.
If Elvis Presley was an angler, he probably would have changed the words to his famous Hound Dog song to You Ain’t Nothing but a YUM Money Hound. I can imagine that he would have rocked the boat dancing around and twitching his rod tip to the rhythm of the music. His Money Hound swishing back and forth as he walked the dog crowing…
You have to admit it. The Hyper Whack’n Worm by Lake Fork Trophy Lures looks a little whacked out. Kind of like something an alien angler might fish with or constructional engineer would design. It’s kind of wacky…I guess it only makes sense that a lure that’s going to be rigged wacky style would be a little wacky. The Hyper Whack’n Worm by Lake Fork Trophy Lures is a segmented bodied worm with round tails on each end. It’s without doubt one of the most unique designs when it comes to soft plastic worms.
The DNA of this bait seems a little off. It looks like a slight genetic mix up. I would say the direct results of a merger between a crawfish and unknown swamp animal. The creature has the appendages of a crawfish and legs of a lizard. It’s scary. Not really something you would want to pick up because it might bite you.
“What lure are you fishing with today?” asked my fishing buddy. “It’s the Same Thing you are fishing with,” I replied. “The Same Thing?” he asked inquisitively. “Yep, It’s the Same Thing,” I reply again. Our conversation was going nowhere. Every time I answered him, he just didn’t get it. Probably because I was fishing with It’s the Same Thing by Crème Lure Company. The It’s the Same Thing lures are a wide selection of the most popular lures being fished with today by anglers.