STRIPER LURES USED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In this episode Josh discusses the variety of striper lures used when the team is out on the water. As shown the trolling lures typically used are mojos, tony maja bunker spoons, reliable spoons and 9ers umbrellas..
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Hey everyone! Getting pumped for fishing season?! So are we. Josh took some time to sit down and talk about the lures used when we troll for stripers. These have all been tried and proven as our past videos will show. Can't wait for spring!
great video, just subscribed. I use every set up you covered with the exception that on a tandem rig, I use a 24 oz mojo on the bottom line and a bunker spoon trailing. It's a great set up that has produced more than double mojo's. Then again, you just never know what a striper is in the mood for. Thanks for posting.
Nice man, thanks for the sub and watching! It’s all about trial and error and presentation. Whatever works 👍
@@reelsouthjerseyboys6643 absolutely, just like us, sometimes we want steak, sometimes seafood, and sometime a double whopper. Lol.
Lol exactly!
Man there some monster lures! Lol I typically stick to the back bays and use much lighter tackle! But great tips and advice though!
Thanks for watching, glad you could get something from the video. Yeah these are no joke, especially the spoons when it come time to reel them in!
@@reelsouthjerseyboys6643 I can imagine!
Great video guys! Tons of good info!
As always thanks for watching tia!
Keep up the good work bro, its all about content! Subscribed!
Thanks so much, its much appreciated! Plenty more on the way!
Depends where I’m at but if I’m out front I’ll use my wire line rods to run a umbrella