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jeffywestcoast
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Post subject: Westcoast Vancouver island hot lures..  Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 4:55 pm |
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| Cabin Boy |
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looking for ideas for a few good hootchies and spoons to bring to bamfield, i have splatterbacks in green, oilslick,copcar, .. what are some other good ones..try to pick your brain abit folks...  
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Stosh
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Post subject: Re: Westcoast Vancouver island hot lures.. Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:33 pm |
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| Cabin Boy |
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Off shore plugs 603 was hot for us last weekend, and the biggest copcar you can find. Good luck
Stosh
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jeffywestcoast
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Post subject: Re: Westcoast Vancouver island hot lures.. Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:36 pm |
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| Cabin Boy |
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Thanx bud, i recently bought a couple in the 5" but i have always done well out there with 4", how about hootchies... whats your preference..
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wokonaqua
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Post subject: Re: Westcoast Vancouver island hot lures.. Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:12 pm |
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| Cabin Boy |
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Tiger Prawn has been a good hootchie for me out there. Coyote spoons in copcar, blue/silver should do the trick. If going offshore, big 6 - 7 inch Matrix or Tomic spoons are a must because they imitate pilchards; an important part of chinooks diet.
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jeffywestcoast
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Post subject: Re: Westcoast Vancouver island hot lures.. Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:22 pm |
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| Cabin Boy |
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excellent , i had an amzing day tuesday in bamfield, limited out on springs and coho, im am finding the anchovie teaser heads in purple haze behind a purple haze flasher very affective, also purple haze hootchie & 4inch silver/glowgreen coyote spoons were working well. Going to poet nook this weekend, do you think the pilchard patterns will work there?
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