Teasers

[pequa1]

Curious. Do you tip yours with a small Gulp or bait ?

 

[longcast]

Looks like my box from Harvey!
The bottom row second one from left. He helped me by creating a color scheme (mullet) to fool southern flounder in the marsh down in SC. It worked well!!

 

[Snapprhead27]

Curious. Do you tip yours with a small Gulp or bait ?

Bait, don't like the way Gulp sits on those hooks.

 

[Snapprhead27]

Looks like my box from Harvey!
The bottom row second one from left. He helped me by creating a color scheme (mullet) to fool southern flounder in the marsh down in SC. It worked well!!

That one? I never used it!

 

[Leprechaun]

SH27 - hooking the 3-4” GULP! grubs thru the eyes instead of trying to thread the body onto the teaser’s hook makes all the difference!

 

[Snapprhead27]

SH27 - hooking the 3-4” GULP! grubs thru the eyes instead of trying to thread the body onto the teaser’s hook makes all the difference!

I'll have to try that!!

 

[pequa1]

I do the eye thing but with 2" ones.

 

[captmike28]

Harvey's teasers are indeed beautiful, virtual works of art. So nice, in fact, when you lose one its like losing a good friend.
I'm sure everyone here has seen his imitation Lobster..so damn real I want to take a bite out of it!!!

 

[BoatGuy]

Here are some I purchased from Harvey

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How do you like the squid teasers on the right. Logic says they should be hot. For me, in the Sound, the hair always worked better.

 

[BoatGuy]

I have used big teasers and small teasers. For me small is the ticket. Just curious what others have seen. I think the Harvey and Tom Teasers might add the splash of color to attract attention.

 

[longcast]

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That one? I never used it!

Just send them to me!

 

[Snapprhead27]

How do you like the squid teasers on the right. Logic says they should be hot. For me, in the Sound, the hair always worked better.

Never used those either. I always stick to a few. I really need to start switching up when I'm not catching.

 

[pequa1]

I am beginning to think in the backbay its the action more than the color, although the colors can be distinguished by fish in the shallower waters... Regardless, I had more fun and just as much action when I switched to a Tsunami 6' Slimwave, A Daiwa BG2000, 10lb. braid, 1/2 oz or 3/4 oz leadheads and a fluoro leader. With arthritis I could still jig for hours at a time.

 

[BoatGuy]

Anyone use "gummies"? Any success?

 

[stusurf]

When fishing in the surf for fluke, a 1/2 or 3/4 ounce jig head or bucktail tipped with a 4" gulp mullet about 12" below a 3/0 bait holder hook with a 3" gulp shrimp or mullet works well.

 

[Snapprhead27]

When fishing in the surf for fluke, a 1/2 or 3/4 ounce jig head or bucktail tipped with a 4" gulp mullet about 12" below a 3/0 bait holder hook with a 3" gulp shrimp or mullet works well.

Tried last year from the surf, in the bay for fluke. Not much luck.

 

[Fishing Nerd]

Here are some I purchased from Harvey

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Great stuff! I picked up a couple of the squid teasers from him at the last Ward Melville fishing show, and they're in my category of 'too nice to fish'. Illogical I know, but any time I'm out there and about to tie it on, I think 'is the bite really good enough to warrant using this now?'.

 

[Fishing Nerd]

Tried last year from the surf, in the bay for fluke. Not much luck.

I managed to hit on a few as bycatch in the bay last year. The one thing I'd note is that they were really early. I managed to bag a few shorts as bycatch near some fast moving water when working a bucktail for bass.

 

[movetheboat]

just put these together..one has a Harvey....dunk this baby and HOLD ON!! THE PINK teaser is the HIGH one

 

[Fishing Nerd]

just put these together..one has a Harvey....dunk this baby and HOLD ON!! THE PINK teaser is the HIGH one

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That looks pretty cool - are those flutter jigs? I've never tried one with a teaser, most of mine either have assist hooks or just a hook with a surgical tube. How do you fish them?