Hey starvinmarvin,
When you get over here, be careful where you jump in...

I'd have to agree on the Yozuri Crystal minnow or the 3D's followed closely by the Mirrodine Series!

Here's my favorite go-to rig, except I usually leave the tail on it...

Thought that was a baby deer you had in the tankwell for a moment, then realised it was a rod holder make a great bait for the croc !

Marvin....That was a funny comment, and I looked and now can see why you thought it was my "pet fawn" behind me.....GREAT GATOR BAIT!!!
JYJ
PS: That would be "Trolling for Gators"!!!

Hope you boys are going to keep them well fed when we come over, don't fancy becoming dinner

Cant believe you finally got someone interested in that job lot of lures you have starvin

Three lures are hardly a job lot Eggy ;D

How come we don't get to hear about your favourite lure you secretive chap you ;D

ok boss here we go

my favourite top of the water lure - the storm thunderdog , alas very difficult to get hold of here but i have a supply



and my favourite pike lure , miss a few takes as only single hook but its a murderous invention



how do you think they'll work over here chaps??

Eggy, I brought a pack of the Sidewinders over on my last trip, but they were the red tails, when I removed them from the pack they were no tails, don't think they enjoyed the flight, I'll be packing some of the Pearl ones though!

Hey Eggie....That Thunderdog topwater should work fine on morning and evening fishing for seatrout and redfish....looks like a winner!!

The plastic tail might fool some fish too, but I wondered if that weighted head and front of the body will be too heavy...????.....what is the weight of it??? Remember, you will be mainly fishing in water between 1-6' deep....deep running lures and heavy spoons and jigs will just get you snagged all day!!

Beside, we need you to bring all that good British $$$ over here and improve our sagging USA economy!! LOL!!!
JohnYaksJax
PS: Good Tip: Check out the "Fishing Reports" forum pictures often and see what lures are hanging on the rod tips or from the mouths of the fish in the pix. Especially good info in March and April when we get better weather and closer to the Kayak Classic!!

Have already had a sneaky look at last years reports leading up to the classic, lots of photoshop work going on there its funny but the only people over here that are so careful with their marks are the Saltwater fly fishermen (me included) who rarely show a shot of fish with any features in view, just open sea or the yak... I rarely show a shot with any features, because I rarely catch any fish

Good "discovery" Marvin!! The closer you get to Kayak Classic Weekend, the LESS YOU WILL HEAR about sweet spots and fish caught and how they were caught!! LOL!!!
JYJ

Dont be so Hard on yourself Starvin , you might not catch much but they are always worth waiting for

You bad man, that was a particularly difficult day in particularly cold conditions