Help with Lure - Printable Version +- Fishing Forum (https://bigfishtackle.com/forum) +-- Forum: Misc. Fishing Forums (https://bigfishtackle.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=335) +--- Forum: Fishing Tackle Tips (https://bigfishtackle.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Help with Lure (/showthread.php?tid=264491)

Help with Lure - Spokane_Angler - 05-30-2006 Does anyone know what this lure is called? A couple old timer fisherman gave one to me and one to my wife at a lake today and within 10 minutes we were landing fish. [signature] Re: [Spokane_Angler] Help with Lure - Countdown - 05-30-2006 HI, Spokane Angler. I'm not positive, but, from what I can make of your picture, it looks like a flatfish or a kwikfish lure. Were you casting it or trolling it? [signature] Re: [Spokane_Angler] Help with Lure - cat_man - 05-30-2006 Looks like a flatfish to me. Here are some other flatfish that I own: The come some with single trebles, and some with two trebles, and the wobble really well in the water and look like a fleeing baitfish. I've caught lots of fish with them up at Strawberry Reservoir in Utah. I found a website that I think is the official website for them. They are made by Worden, but It looks like Yakima bait company has purchased them or something: [url "http://www.yakimabait.com/catalog/html/FlatFish-p-1-c-255.html"]Flatfish website[/url] [signature] Re: [cat_man] Help with Lure - Spokane_Angler - 05-30-2006 We used them for trolling but that looks like it is it. Thanks guys. [signature] Re: [Spokane_Angler] Help with Lure - cat_man - 05-30-2006 Yes, trolling is what they are most often used for, with lead core trolling line or regular spinning outfits. [signature] Re: [Spokane_Angler] Help with Lure - gdn443 - 06-01-2006 My 74 year old Dad has had these in his box for as long as I can remember. Their his confidence bait. They just plain work. [signature]