Fishing with Teasers

[finchaser]

Never use them they attract shad and small bass only use one if its all they hit

[Monty]

Never use them they attract shad and small bass only use one if its all they hit

I went from using them 95 percent of the time a few years ago to maybe 25 percent last year to a few casts this year until today.
And have been very happy with the results.
Used that one in the dark this AM because sand eels in the area and I was throwing larger plugs and wanted to have some type of offering out there that resembled a sand eel.

[J Barbosa]

Anyone kow the name of this fly/teaser?

No, but I think we should call it Cat's Hairball because it looks like your cats ate the thing then coughed it up as a hairball.

Almost looks like someone was trying to imitate a cinder worm.

It seems like NJ is infested with hickory shad so fishing a teaser is almost counter productive right now.

[Monty]

No, but I think we should call it Cat's Hairball because it looks like your cats ate the thing then coughed it up as a hairball.

Almost looks like someone was trying to imitate a cinder worm.

It seems like NJ is infested with hickory shad so fishing a teaser is almost counter productive right now.

It dried out now, its crazy fluffy, if its still together after tonight I'll take another pick dried out.
Looks like marabou in it and to be the same size as the sand eels I saw last trip.

[DarkSkies]

Anyone kow the name of this fly/teaser?

Not sure but I think SurfStix might have tied that one for ya....page 1, post 20
http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...ish-they-catch

[Monty]

Not sure but I think SurfStix might have tied that one for ya....page 1, post 20
http://stripersandanglers.com/Forum/...ish-they-catch

Bingo