This Hard Bait Crushes Redfish In Shallow Grassy Water

Well Tony if any angler can make a lure work its you but to me in reality the skinny lipper series of inshore subsurface plugs are really not that different then the good old fashioned rapala plugs that have been around for almost a century I believe the first one was made sometime around the early 30s by Mr rapala (can’t remember his first name) they were first carved from balsa wood and the very first one was covered in the silver outside of a chewing gum wrapper made in finland this crude plug was found to be able to catch a very wide assortment of fish and from then on it was history in the making and I have found they perform pretty much the same as the skinny lipper because of there limited depth range I have found in some cases when the tide is about as high as it will go but still moving on the incoming tide if I throw one over an oyster bar and retrieve it like the skinny lipper the same results can be achieved great for both reds and trout but the one thing I do like that the rapalas don’t have is they donot come in a mullet hd color so yes while I do use rapalas I still do have the skinny lippers as well and plan on buying a few of the jrs in the new mullet hd color and while on the subject of color I hope they add a couple other colors I like and use that the regular sized skinny lipper is in like the gold and green and silver and black and one of my favorites for night fishing the black and purple because I have found the slam shady color doesnt perform as well here in northeast fl like it does for you and others in clear water in central and south fl anyways just have to wait and see thanks for the info and all you do😉🤔👍