In this week’s episode, the guys revisit the popular 4-Plug topic, this time tackling breachways and outflows.
The rules are simple: each angler can choose only four plugs, and specific lures must be identified where applicable by brand, size, and weight. Conditions and time of day cannot factor into the selections, color is not required, there is an infinite supply of lures (magically replaced if lost), and bait doesn’t count.
So, what did the guys choose, and how would their selections differ from yours? Did they overlook a blatantly obvious choice? Give it a listen, then let us know what four plugs you’d take!
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First of all I have to agree on the Larson glider. I believe it’s the best in the business.
Then where im fishing the inlets and breechways is way inside not the tip so its a lot different than you guys are talking about.
Last time at 2am fish were popping all over and bait was spraying all over the surface. The fish were so picky it was frustrating. Not interested in any plug i made.
What’s the top of my list. Unweighted albie snax, small white bucktail with a curly tail, “half of a jointed rebel “, and a teaser with a small swimmer.
So frustrating when the bass are chomping on small bait…