Plugs - How to run them for chinook

[The Fog Ducker]

X2................

I have found Tubby's work good with the mixed gear...fish good at a little slower speed ..that what I would fish....agree if you are fishing 7in Classic..speed and just plugs.....my 2 bits

[Owen Drysdale]

Plugs are my favor thing to use other than the clasic anch and flasher. but when i run plugs i always run them on both sides and 30 feet back and just troll faster than you normally would

[Highliner]

Good to hear Derby. How much more action do the tubbies have in comparison to the classics? It is a lot, or hard to notice? Have you ever run a tubby with success at traditional
"plug speeds" with other regular plugs?

[Derby]

for me it has the same as the classic just doesn't need the speed...

[Seafever]

FishWhisperer........I went on Tomic's site and there's no #546 plug listed or shown there...

Got a pic?

[The Fog Ducker]

but on a plug

PNT Parksville...

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[The Fog Ducker]

a few more

talk to Deryk ( Derby ) Rob PNT

they'll hook ya up ..

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[ReelSlim]

but on a plug

PNT Parksville...

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Here is a shot from this years stocking..........both the 545 and 546 in a 6' Tubby

[fogged in]

If you can ever find an old Lucky Louis Shovelnose or Wallace Highliner (they are wood) at a garage sale, you will have the best plugs EVER MADE and they fish at slower speed. They were a killer in Tyee Pool out of a Row Boat!
You may have to refinish them (they are generally pearl white with a pink back) to the colors and spots that they like off shore. Like so much of the good stuff from the past they have not been made for years.

[Shepnoir]

RS, Love the key ring. Did you do that yourself? Haven't seen one?! I forget the middle blue pichard pattern # but it did very well offshore with a dummy flasher for me last year (non tubby though).