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You are here: Home / Whipping / Revisting the soft plastic segmented lure “Vudu Mullet”

Revisting the soft plastic segmented lure “Vudu Mullet”

June 13, 2023 By Scott 2 Comments

In 2019 I was still whipping the shoreline and started playing around with various jointed swimbaits. The hardbodied ones from Japan swam so realistically but were expensive. I ordered a few of the Egret Baits “Vudu Mullets” and decided to do a very quick field test. Our JDM lure expert Thad, our shoreline whipper and equipment reviewer Dino, and I each gave Vudu Mullets a quick going over. Thad’s immediately got hit by the kaku in the top photo. Dino’s got snipped off with just a slight tick in the line. Mine caught this small white papio. The Vudu Mullet casted well for a segmented lure due to its internal weight and swam incredibly enticingly. 2019 was a slow inshore year so we only did the one field test and I began to focus on offshore kayak fishing.

If this year turns out to be a great baitfish year, the Vudu mullet, in the 3.5″ and 4.5″ sizes should slay when cast near the piles. A few are in the Store for the first time and on sale for $7. You won’t find a better swimming lure than the Vudu Mullet for this price.

This is what I wrote about jointed swimbaits back in 2019. Click to read.

Do jointed swimbaits work in Hawaii?

Filed Under: Whipping Tagged With: jointed lures in hawaii, vudu mullet

Comments

  1. Paul says

    June 25, 2023 at 7:37 am

    Very interesting. Are you using a wire leader?

    Reply
    • Scott says

      June 25, 2023 at 7:48 am

      Hi Paul,
      We weren’t using a wire leader, just taking our chances. 🙂

      -scott

      Reply

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