The Glory Daze,,

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got this one on a 1-1/2 oz ballsleeve bucktail with 6 inch white curly.

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small one slammed my old baby rip-runner.

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this one hit my small rip-runner in black/white.

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micro hit my old rip-runner [repaint 3 times]

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gator hit a storm anchovy.

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my wife with her bass caught on a storm 6 inch shad

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gator hit a storm anchovy.

Nice going. I throw rubber a lot as well but tend to lean on bucktails when the blues are around unless its at night and I'm pitching to bridges and structure. Do you guys have any luck with bucktails and pork up there?

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Nice going. I throw rubber a lot as well but tend to lean on bucktails when the blues are around unless its at night and I'm pitching to bridges and structure. Do you guys have any luck with bucktails and pork up there?

sure do I just prefer curlies over pork since they give much more movement with the slightest current.
the rubber I was suing is 1-1/2 oz to get down deep because of the full moon tides,they were cranking and 1 oz or less won't get down fast enough.
I have a ton of rubber so I don't mind getting it chopped up.
I do throw bucktails too though,,love these.