Lucky Craft Sammy

[WaveChopper]

Just ordered few of them for next season from 100 - 128 mm. Anybody had any experience with them? They look the business 8)

[inigo]

I caught my first ever bass last year with a 110mm sammy:

http://www.sea-angling-ireland.org/bull ... ic_id=2736

Got another colour in the same size and two 85mm for this year. They cast well and I found them to be the easiest to walk-the-dog amongst 5 other models of pencil lure. They are great fun, specially when the fish hit the lure on the surface. Never get your eye off the lure when it's in the water and ENJOY! :wink:

[WaveChopper]

Ah, yes I remember reading your report about it. Hope they do the same for me... Apart from "losing one of them" bit :lol: :wink:

[padge73]

Have had plenty of fish on the sammy in various sizes and colours, I think you will find that cortez fished one last year and had plenty of fish on it as well. My advice is fish the lure quite slowly, personally I don't like the really big sammy it's too heavy, i find the smaller sizes easier to manage and feel the action is better on them. Don't be afraid to stop the lure on the retrieve as this can induce a take. If bass has a go and misses then let it sit as chances are the fish is under the lure, give it a twitch and bang fish on! De barbing the hooks can be an idea if you plan on returning the fish, which in my ook is always a plan!

[WaveChopper]

Thanks for advice padge...

[carpets]

seen them in action at the weekend they are the job in the water very realistic

[rapalajoe]

The action....
http://www.sumlures.co.jp/photo/CATALOG_phot/Jr.mov
http://www.sumlures.co.jp/photo/CATALOG_phot/fatsum_f.mov
The same lure from the original designer of Sammy....more or less the same lure with the same action but with different name and manufacture....this guys use to work as a designer for Lucky Craft.