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761, Z-Plug?
Posted by , Wed Feb-20-02 04:01 PM
I havent heard of ANY Z-Plug catches! what dou you guys think of it?
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762, RE: Z-Plug?
Posted by , Wed Feb-20-02 09:24 PM
I have heard of a few Z plug catches here in So. Cal., but not recently. I did not think the z plug was very big, maybe 6". I trolled 2 crankbaits a while back one was 7" and the other was 11" and the fish came on the 11" bait. I would prefer to use baits in the 9" or bigger range. I have only caught one fish, so I'm just guessing. I also think some of the appeal of the bigger lures is because their jointed, which i did not think the Z was.
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763, RE: Z-Plug?
Posted by brian, Wed Feb-20-02 10:47 PM
The z plug was jointed. It's a lot like an ac plug only a bigger tail end. It's old school for sure. I think umax might have some.
-Brian
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764, RE: Z-Plug?
Posted by , Thu Feb-21-02 03:47 PM
Greg silks is still making z-plugs. The one piece and the two piece.
I got a few stripers at Silverwood on them last year. Two of my friends used them at Castaic this past fall and got something like
10 on them within a month. Another friend got a small largie at Castaic About 3 days ago in the morning on one.
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