new offshore Poppers i made!!! pics overload

Started by Bunker, May 26, 2011, 08:47:59 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.


Bunker

the larger onesare about 9" long, 1.25" diam and weigh about 4.25 ounces. testing them on the floaters off Louisianna this week for 3 days straight!!! TUNA TIME


Bunker

Thanks to you salty and your supply I can turn some pretty nice plugs without paying $50-$100 for the Japanese poppers.


handyman

say bunkie!!!! where the hell have you been.................i thought you were doing time ;)
Born to fish forced to work
time spent fishing is time well spent

Bunker

Thanks guys, well between managing a tackle store, pumping out repairs through my rod shop, and of course fishin I get stretched pretty thin.  On top of that, building lures for my trips. Hopefully the weather won't scare us off too bad

handyman

yea sound like your busy allright...............good to hear from ya!! :)
Born to fish forced to work
time spent fishing is time well spent

Bunker

Case in point, I'm on a ten hour drive from jax fl to Fourchon La. I have a rod curing as we drive. I didn't sleep either because I had so much to pack. This trip better pay off!

handyman

Born to fish forced to work
time spent fishing is time well spent

Bunker

here's a nice size black fin tuna caught on my 2 ounce popper
here's our total catch. all of which are on either bait or a deep jig but the large dolphin on the bottom left I also caught on a popper

handyman

WOW!!!! say are you heading to the fish market with those
Born to fish forced to work
time spent fishing is time well spent

shark

Question the salmon fishermen are starting to get small tuna in there nets its a very unusual catch where we live , but theres has been lots of talk of other tuna being caught not too far from where i live , these nets are about 300-400yds of the beach,

Now im not sure just how close to the shore they will come , but im up for trying for them with some poppers what colours work best,

At a guess there feeding on sandeel or mackeral both of which is a bit early for those in any great number.

any help please sharkintentoncatchingtuna

handyman

sorry sharkie.....but im of no help in the catagory.............i cant even hook a striper  let alone a tuna........heading to my local farm pond to catch some sunnys
Born to fish forced to work
time spent fishing is time well spent