Are Strike King coffee tubes good lures for largemouth bass?
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Do bass attack a coffee tube more often than a regular tube?
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yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes these tubes are great great tubes. i have used all kinds of tubes on a jig head and nothing has beat the coffee tube. hope this helps you a bit good luck good fishin be safe and remember to share the experience
idk, but strike king stuff sucks. i spent a lot of money on spinner bait and buzz bait and they never work
Yes they do work but i like zoom products better.
They can work, just like anything else. I get a lot of Strike King products for free through a buddy of mine, and I have tried the entire line of coffee baits. Yes, the tubes will catch fish, but I have found that they catch no more fish than my Yum, Chompers, or regular Strike King tubes. So to answer your question, I have seen no evidence of fish attacking the coffee tubes with more frequency than a regular tube. I do think the very natural and earthy colors that the coffee tubes come in are a big plus. I’m not saying it’s a gimmick, I just see no difference in my catch rate as compared to others. I do however, recommend the new Caffeine Shad if you like to fish flukes. The action on these baits is incredible, and I do think coffee works well as an attractant and “odor masker”.
Yes they should work on largemouth but i never really tried. But I know that they are killer for smallmouth.