Help. Lures on TV

[nancur373]

I saw these floating lures on a tv ad the other day and can't remember the maker. They were a floating snake lures they were using for bass fishing. They had three colors, black, brown, and white ones. I believe they were 11" long. The guys would cast them to shore then reel back while tugging a little and it looked just like a snake swimming across the lake.

 

Please respond if you know what I am talking about.

 

Thanks,

Curt

[mikethespike]

don't remember the show but is it this one?:

 

http://www.naturalmotionlures.com/

[nancur373]

Exactly the ones. Thanks. Think they would work for pike or walleye?

[forrest]

I don't know what type of fish they work on.

They work OK in hooking fishermen. I can't remember a time I saw a fish go after a snake. Maybe snakes are common prey down south(?)

 

Whats wrong with a good old Rapala or white twisty tail jig?

 

forrest

Edited April 10, 2008 by forrest

[OhioFisherman]

Do the eyes light up and blink? A flashing tail light? gimmick designed to catch fisherman.

 

Try an 8 inch zoom lizard rigged with no weight, a lot cheaper.

[mikethespike]

still new to artificial lures but i would use the snake before i use the homer,marge or bart simpsons crankbaits

[OhioFisherman]

http://item.express.ebay.com/Sporting-Good...cmdZExpressItem

[mikethespike]

http://item.express.ebay.com/Sporting-Good...cmdZExpressItem

 

yee-haw! hurry jeb, tie one of 'em buds to my line! [j/k] seriously though, imo its the spinners that attracts the fish not the bottlecap

[Pachone]

Those snake lure looked amazing among those lilys! Not sure if they would work up here in canada. I think small ones would...my buddy has got some lucky craft frogs... unreal among lilys.

You think Bass Pro Shops would have these snakes?

[Rich]

Looks like a musky bait to me!