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TsunamiMon Feb-03-03 12:58 AM
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#7992, "Armstrong Crankbaits"


          

Bought some Armstrong crankbaits from bass world west the other day, Has anyone had some luck on these baits? I was fishing next to a guy this past summer at Perris who was just killing it w/ the shad colored crank. He was getting bit almost everycast to my four or five casts w/ the same color different brand crank. They say that they put out some massive water displacement and they keep the rattles out to keep em quiet and more natural. I bought 3 of em, shad, baby bass and the dark trout color. They swim bitchin, i just know these baits are gonna be money when the time is right. oh well if anyone has had any luck w/ these id like to hear about it. Good fishing everyone.

Tsunami

  

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RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003, #1
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Tsunami, Feb 03rd 2003, #2
      RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003, #3
           Robert Armstrong's Rabbit, bassnet, Feb 03rd 2003, #4
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, SHIMANO LEGEND, Feb 03rd 2003, #5
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, seasonaljunkie, Feb 03rd 2003, #6
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Brian Armstrong, Feb 19th 2003, #7
RE: Armstrong Crankbaits, Tsunami, Feb 20th 2003, #8

seasonaljunkieMon Feb-03-03 02:11 PM
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#8002, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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I personally know Brian Armstrong and if your at perris at night those are the BEST baits to throw. I have had several 20+ fish nights on them. Mark Munos was the one who introduced me to these baits and they are awsome. how much did they go for, $20? As far as color i don't think that the colors matter to much but i do have a few bitchen trout colored ones he calls River Trout. As for the water displacement it seems do displace as much or more than a spinnerbait does but it has a really tight wobble and doesn't pull to hard on the retrieve. They will only go to aout 6 feet on a god dy thought which makes them good to use from shore.

  

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TsunamiMon Feb-03-03 03:58 PM
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#8004, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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Yes!!! thats what i wanna hear brother!! I got em for 23 dollars a piece at Bass World West. And i also picked up the "river trout" color, do you think you get more bites on that color at night since its a darker bait sesonaljunkie? Right when i looked at that particular one all i was thinking was "dude Perris at night!!!!!". They retrieve so good and you are right they dont pull to hard so you can feel you bites better. Also do you think he would do any custom paint jobs for extra dough? Thanks for your input. Good fishing

Tsunami

  

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seasonaljunkieMon Feb-03-03 05:35 PM
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#8008, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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He probably would I could try and get a hold of him. he used to live about 10 mins away from me but he moved and I havent realy talked to him since. Make sure you have a good glass composite rod. I was stuck using my imx using them one time and I landed like 1 out of every 3 fish. I use a seeker crankin rod I picked up from bww and its awsome. I think it was around 100 bucks.

  

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bassnetMon Feb-03-03 07:48 PM
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#8010, "Robert Armstrong's Rabbit"
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Mon Feb-03-03 07:49 PM by bassnet

          

Another Armstrong, Robert, has some killer baits too- he has one caller Shaved & Broken Rabbit Leg (???) that he airbrushed on a Rattletrap, sick bait for sure. I think the Rook knows how to get ahold of him-

  

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SHIMANO LEGENDMon Feb-03-03 09:42 PM
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#8014, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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The armstrong cranks are my number one for perris try thr river trout pattern its the killer out there, i have done alot of night tournaments out there on that throw it on 12lb izor platinum and have a slow gear ratio reel ansd i tell u its the big the lunker slay bait good luck out there.

  

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seasonaljunkieMon Feb-03-03 09:51 PM
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#8015, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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that you vince?

  

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Brian ArmstrongWed Feb-19-03 10:35 PM
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#8297, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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Hay,
I'm Brian Armstron. I'm the owner of Armstrong Lures. A freind told me you were talking about the baits on this site. I'm glad to see you all are having good luck with them.
I've had a whole lot of 50 + bass nights in my 8 years of research and developement at Perris Lake.
We are going to be at the Fred Hall Show in Long Beach March 05 - 09th.
We are available at Bass World West, J.T. Tackle, and Anglers Marine.
You may contact me on line on our web site, or respond right here.
Keep up the good work.
And good luck fishing guys.

  

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TsunamiThu Feb-20-03 01:14 AM
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#8303, "RE: Armstrong Crankbaits"
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like i said his baits are bad ass!!!

Tsunami

  

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