Check

 

Defiance Boats!

LURECHARGE!

THE PP OUTDOOR FORUMS

Kast Gear!

Power Pro Shimano Reels G Loomis Rods

  Willie boats! Puffballs!

 

Three Rivers Marine

 

 
Topic Options
Rate This Topic
#11483 - 03/22/06 09:31 PM Tomic Lures
DEAFisherman Offline
Parr

Registered: 11/28/01
Posts: 31
Loc: Mukilteo, Wa
I have been searching on Tomic's internet for finding Tomic 84flg or 84 FL Ps plug, what looks like, but no luck.. I checked on Google's image for 84 Flg plug. I wonder they stop making it no anymore? frown I know that #600, #602 & #158 Tomic lures are good for blackmouth. How about Black pearl apex? Can Apex be behind flasher? if so, what length leaderis it? What"s the best technique for catching winter blackmouth? what Any advice would be greatly appreciated! help Thanks, Steven

Top
#11484 - 03/22/06 10:20 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Fishinnut Offline
Repeat Spawner

Registered: 09/23/02
Posts: 1188
Loc: Monroe, Washington
I will look and see if I still have my color chart Tomic sent me a long time ago and get back with you.
_________________________
Join the Puget Sound Anglers Sno-King Chapter. Meets second Thursday of every month at the SCS Center, 220 Railroad Ave. Edmonds, WA 98020 at 6:30pm Two buildings south of the Edmonds Ferry on the beach.

Top
#11485 - 03/22/06 10:25 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Fishinnut Offline
Repeat Spawner

Registered: 09/23/02
Posts: 1188
Loc: Monroe, Washington
Found it, looks like #84 looks like pearl with a gold and black screen hatch on the top. Really hard to tell the actual color.
_________________________
Join the Puget Sound Anglers Sno-King Chapter. Meets second Thursday of every month at the SCS Center, 220 Railroad Ave. Edmonds, WA 98020 at 6:30pm Two buildings south of the Edmonds Ferry on the beach.

Top
#11486 - 03/22/06 10:34 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Fishinnut Offline
Repeat Spawner

Registered: 09/23/02
Posts: 1188
Loc: Monroe, Washington
I cannot find #84 on their internet site anywhere to send to you. Sorry

Go to Seattle Marine in Ballard and see if they have it on the shelf. They have the biggest selecion of Tomics in the Puget Sound
_________________________
Join the Puget Sound Anglers Sno-King Chapter. Meets second Thursday of every month at the SCS Center, 220 Railroad Ave. Edmonds, WA 98020 at 6:30pm Two buildings south of the Edmonds Ferry on the beach.

Top
#11487 - 03/22/06 11:03 PM Re: Tomic Lures
drifter7 Offline
Egg

Registered: 03/22/06
Posts: 1
Loc: tacoma
hey guys I have had great success fishing the tomic 603's 4" for winter blackmouth and 5" for summer Kings. I flat let my tomic plugs about 40 ft behind my release and fish them right underneath the bait schools. i have founf that the chinook love white and they like it near the bottom. I grew up fishing Possesion as well as the entire north sound. tomics kick butt
_________________________
jeff

Top
#11488 - 03/23/06 12:12 AM Re: Tomic Lures
DEAFisherman Offline
Parr

Registered: 11/28/01
Posts: 31
Loc: Mukilteo, Wa
How about Apex (Black pearl) lure? It looks like a Cop Car, because of White & Black. Can it be alone without flasher? Does it goes better with flasher? What is leader length from flasher? Thanks,

Top
#11489 - 03/23/06 12:27 AM Re: Tomic Lures
Mooch Offline
Three Time Spawner

Registered: 12/24/01
Posts: 1877
Loc: Kingston, WA
DEA, forget the flasher idea with a plug. For the best action a plug needs some line to get the best side to side searching action. I suppose you could run a flasher off you downrigger ball for attraction but why bother if your plugs 40' back. Do like drifter says. He's got it right. thumbs
_________________________
Matt. 8:27   The men were amazed and asked, “What kind of man is this? Even the winds and the waves obey him!”

Top
#11490 - 03/23/06 12:47 AM Re: Tomic Lures
AkKings Offline
Three Time Spawner

Registered: 03/13/00
Posts: 1830
Loc: Kelso Wa.
Steven, back in the early 90's I met a Tomic rep at the resort I was working at, I was the only guide interested in plug fishing so he gave me a bag full of various plugs, I would guess 30 or 40 of them, I still have most of them and doubt I'll ever use them (diehard moocher), I'll dig through my garage and see if I can find them, if I have any 84's there yours. Scott
As mentioned above, no flashers needed, I never used them with artificial lures (plugs/spoons) and rarely with herring, don't be afraid to put scent on them either, herring or squid butter, if I had to pick 1, it would be squid but don't tell anyone.

Top
#11491 - 10/27/06 02:37 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Lofty Offline
Returning Adult

Registered: 10/04/01
Posts: 416
Loc: University Place
I also am on the same hunt.
I am starting to conclude that '84FLG' is a Silver Horde model #, Not Tomic?
_________________________
Seaweed Happens

Top
#11492 - 10/27/06 04:28 PM Re: Tomic Lures
BigSwede Offline
Alevin

Registered: 10/10/06
Posts: 15
Loc: Bainbridge Island
I think you're looking for Tomic 084 which is fluorescent gold, with green top and black scales. Rattle or no rattle.

Top
#11493 - 10/27/06 04:49 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Hoghunter Offline
Returning Adult

Registered: 02/06/03
Posts: 462
The 84 flg was an actual plug number from Tomic. They have a glow belly, the back has two shades of green light to darker with black scales and they are one of the plugs I always have in my arsenal. Silver Horde makes an Ace Hi plug #535 that is the same color.

Top
#11494 - 10/27/06 10:53 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Jaydee Offline
2010 SRC Champion!

Registered: 12/19/03
Posts: 968
Loc: Paradise City!
HH has it right, though the belly doesn't glow on the one I have here at home (would post a pic, but having technical difficulties with my camera). There was some of the 84's at outdoor emporium the other day. One of my favorite colors for sure.
_________________________
RIP Tyler Greer. May Your seas be calm, and filled with "tig'ol'bings"!


Top
#11495 - 10/27/06 11:02 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Jaydee Offline
2010 SRC Champion!

Registered: 12/19/03
Posts: 968
Loc: Paradise City!
_________________________
RIP Tyler Greer. May Your seas be calm, and filled with "tig'ol'bings"!


Top
#11496 - 10/28/06 11:51 PM Re: Tomic Lures
cfish Offline
Juvenile at Sea

Registered: 07/20/05
Posts: 232
Loc: port orchard
Sportsmans Warehouse has them. Smallest they have is 5" though.

Top
#11497 - 10/29/06 10:12 AM Re: Tomic Lures
Rafterman Offline
Spawner

Registered: 10/26/05
Posts: 808
Loc: Backwoods of Kentucky
_________________________
"How come my dog don't bark when you come around?" - The Legendary Dr. John
"Learn To Swim, See You Down in Arizona Bay" - TOOL, Ænima, (I hate Kalifornia)

Top
#11498 - 10/29/06 11:15 AM Re: Tomic Lures
Fishinnut Offline
Repeat Spawner

Registered: 09/23/02
Posts: 1188
Loc: Monroe, Washington
After seeing that picture, I have ton of them. One tiny 3" and a 5". I ran the 3" Friday with shakers still hitting it. Amazing with a 10 or 12/0 hook it still gets it.

My guess is there are so many shakers after it, that one is eventually going to get hooked.

You should be able to go on tomiclures.com and order it. Biggest problem now days is finding big enough hooks for big plugs. I grab every one I can whenever I see them. I don't think Mustad makes them anymore. These need to be wider than the plug to work effectively. Stainless is the best.
_________________________
Join the Puget Sound Anglers Sno-King Chapter. Meets second Thursday of every month at the SCS Center, 220 Railroad Ave. Edmonds, WA 98020 at 6:30pm Two buildings south of the Edmonds Ferry on the beach.

Top
#11499 - 10/29/06 06:30 PM Re: Tomic Lures
Merch Offline
Smolt

Registered: 10/07/06
Posts: 76
Loc: God's country, Olympia
Yep, Fishinnut is correct. I went to thier site and you can order anything you want and the prices are in Canadian dollars, just to make you feel like you are getting a better deal even!
_________________________
"But these go to 11" - Spinal Tap

Top
#11500 - 11/02/06 07:38 PM Re: Tomic Lures
DEAFisherman Offline
Parr

Registered: 11/28/01
Posts: 31
Loc: Mukilteo, Wa
Thank for giving more information about Tomic 84f. it did help me to understand what tomic 84f looks like. Thanks again for all your help! beer

Top
#11501 - 11/02/06 11:28 PM Re: Tomic Lures
tomictime Offline
Eyed Egg

Registered: 11/02/06
Posts: 8
Loc: Puget Snd
....ah so..very funny..

Yes, the 84 FLG is real and is a Tomic...
the "g" stands for glow, but they also make several others w pearl and white bellys - they ALL work!
The pic is a very nice cut-n-paste closeup of part of my WMD..the poster will know...NICE work !
Really big hooks are not required, in fact I will often run 2 x 2/O custom tied in a short hootchie like setup for the smaller plugs and that works fine for BIG kings also - but I do generally move up to 7/O gamis for fish I expect will go better than 40
loose the flasher, although MarkMc says late season otherwise.
PLENTY of goop helps.
HH is right on.

JD

Top

Search

Site Links
Home
Our Washington Fishing
Our Alaska Fishing
Reports
Rates
Contact Us
About Us
Recipes
Photos / Videos
Visit us on Facebook
Today's Birthdays
Don Wakefield, donwakefield, Monaghan, wntrrn
Recent Gallery Pix
hatchery steelhead
Hatchery Releases into the Pacific and Harvest
Who's Online
0 registered (), 522 Guests and 6 Spiders online.
Key: Admin, Global Mod, Mod
Newest Members
MegaBite, haydenslides, Scvette, Sunafresco, Trotter
11505 Registered Users
Top Posters
Todd 27839
Dan S. 16958
Sol Duc 15727
The Moderator 13951
Salmo g. 13606
eyeFISH 12619
STRIKE ZONE 11969
Dogfish 10878
ParaLeaks 10363
Jerry Garcia 9013
Forum Stats
11505 Members
17 Forums
72998 Topics
825863 Posts

Max Online: 3937 @ 07/19/24 03:28 AM

Join the PP forums.

It's quick, easy, and always free!

Working for the fish and our future fishing opportunities:

The Wild Steelhead Coalition

The Photo & Video Gallery. Nearly 1200 images from our fishing trips! Tips, techniques, live weight calculator & more in the Fishing Resource Center. The time is now to get prime dates for 2018 Olympic Peninsula Winter Steelhead , don't miss out!.

| HOME | ALASKA FISHING | WASHINGTON FISHING | RIVER REPORTS | FORUMS | FISHING RESOURCE CENTER | CHARTER RATES | CONTACT US | WHAT ABOUT BOB? | PHOTO & VIDEO GALLERY | LEARN ABOUT THE FISH | RECIPES | SITE HELP & FAQ |