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Fishin Phil · 03-16-2014, 06:30 PM

I have used these super plastics for years now. I got tired of always changing out the regular plastics when they broke after a few fish. I have the swim baits, worms with curly tails, crawdads, paddlers and the grubs. They work great and they can catch 20 to 25 bass before they start to show any wear and tear. I disagree with the drop shot. I cast the drop shot out let it hit bottom and drag it back in very slowly keeping it near the bottom.
Baby bass, white, new penny and motor oil are all good colors. You can buy them from Z man but you pay a dollar more. Go to their web site and then you can find the dealers that carry them. I order through Z man and stock up. I get the sizes and colors I want and I found the dealers do not always have that variety. I have a box of them in my cabinet in stand by. Do not mix them with regular plastics because they will melt.

03-16-2014, 06:30 PM	#19
Fishin Phil Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: San Diego Posts: 288	Z Man I have used these super plastics for years now. I got tired of always changing out the regular plastics when they broke after a few fish. I have the swim baits, worms with curly tails, crawdads, paddlers and the grubs. They work great and they can catch 20 to 25 bass before they start to show any wear and tear. I disagree with the drop shot. I cast the drop shot out let it hit bottom and drag it back in very slowly keeping it near the bottom. Baby bass, white, new penny and motor oil are all good colors. You can buy them from Z man but you pay a dollar more. Go to their web site and then you can find the dealers that carry them. I order through Z man and stock up. I get the sizes and colors I want and I found the dealers do not always have that variety. I have a box of them in my cabinet in stand by. Do not mix them with regular plastics because they will melt. __________________ God, Family, Your Health, You're Fishing.