| Color | 511-DC100 Perk’s Delight, 511-DC101 Old Ugly, 511-DC102 Old Ugly w/ Attitude, 511-DC103 Butt Ugly, 511-DC104 Green Pumpkin Pepper, 511-DC105 Smoke w/ Purple and Copper, 511-DC106 Smokey Watermelon, 511-DC107 Orange Crush, 511-DC108 Ghost Hologram, 511-DC109 Watermelon Red/Pepper, 511-DC111 Pumpkin w/ Green and Black, 511-DC112 Watermelon Seed, 511-DC113 Electric Grape, 511-DC114 June Bug, 511-DC115 Smoke w/ Copper and Pepper, 511-DC116 Pearl Trout, 511-DC117 Watermelon Candy, 511-DC118 Baby Bass, 511-DC119 Yuxley, 511-DC120 Raab’s Secret, 511-DC121 Mud Pie, 511-DC122 Crazy Eddie, 511-DC123 Mud Craw, 511-DC124 Green Pumpkin/Purple Copper, 511-DC125 Cinnamon Rose, 511-DC126 Blue Magoo, 511-DC130 Mocha Copper Pepper, 511-DC131 Shadow, 511-DC133 Cottonmouth, 511-DC134 Luminous Glow, 511-DC136 Mardi Craw, 511-DC137 Green Pumpkin/Blue Fl., 511-DC138 Sand, 511-DC139 True Bluegill, 511-DC140 Cotton Candy, 511-DC141 Tug, 511-DC143 Bayou, 511-DC144 Fire Cracker, 511-DC146 Gold Dust, 511-DC147 Black Gold, 511-DC152 Smoke & Ash, 511-DC159 Smoke Purple and Pepper, 511-DC166 Mocha Lite/Copper, 511-DC167 Amber, 511-DC173 Pretty Ugly, 511-DC175 Road Kill, 511-DC179 Smokie, 511-DC180 Bill’s Money, Blue/ Black flake, Pepper Flake, 511-DC 20 AFT Mustard, 511-DC362 Chameleon Blue, 511-DC363 Chameleon Green |
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| Size | 10pk, 25pk, 50pk, 100pk |
Color Description
Price range: $6.59 through $48.69
| Color | 511-DC100 Perk’s Delight, 511-DC101 Old Ugly, 511-DC102 Old Ugly w/ Attitude, 511-DC103 Butt Ugly, 511-DC104 Green Pumpkin Pepper, 511-DC105 Smoke w/ Purple and Copper, 511-DC106 Smokey Watermelon, 511-DC107 Orange Crush, 511-DC108 Ghost Hologram, 511-DC109 Watermelon Red/Pepper, 511-DC111 Pumpkin w/ Green and Black, 511-DC112 Watermelon Seed, 511-DC113 Electric Grape, 511-DC114 June Bug, 511-DC115 Smoke w/ Copper and Pepper, 511-DC116 Pearl Trout, 511-DC117 Watermelon Candy, 511-DC118 Baby Bass, 511-DC119 Yuxley, 511-DC120 Raab’s Secret, 511-DC121 Mud Pie, 511-DC122 Crazy Eddie, 511-DC123 Mud Craw, 511-DC124 Green Pumpkin/Purple Copper, 511-DC125 Cinnamon Rose, 511-DC126 Blue Magoo, 511-DC130 Mocha Copper Pepper, 511-DC131 Shadow, 511-DC133 Cottonmouth, 511-DC134 Luminous Glow, 511-DC136 Mardi Craw, 511-DC137 Green Pumpkin/Blue Fl., 511-DC138 Sand, 511-DC139 True Bluegill, 511-DC140 Cotton Candy, 511-DC141 Tug, 511-DC143 Bayou, 511-DC144 Fire Cracker, 511-DC146 Gold Dust, 511-DC147 Black Gold, 511-DC152 Smoke & Ash, 511-DC159 Smoke Purple and Pepper, 511-DC166 Mocha Lite/Copper, 511-DC167 Amber, 511-DC173 Pretty Ugly, 511-DC175 Road Kill, 511-DC179 Smokie, 511-DC180 Bill’s Money, Blue/ Black flake, Pepper Flake, 511-DC 20 AFT Mustard, 511-DC362 Chameleon Blue, 511-DC363 Chameleon Green |
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| Size | 10pk, 25pk, 50pk, 100pk |
Just started using the Green Pumpkin/ Purple Copper for bass a couple weeks ago. And they eat these up like they’re starving! Caught 20 large mouth today, not even counting the one that shook off before I got them into the boat!
Will be buying these for the rest of my life!
There is no tube that compares to Dry Creek Tubes on the market. Sincerely, there is no brand out there that can compete, at least in my humble opinion. I have been using Dry Creek Tubes for at least the past 15 years. I started fishing tubes in the 1980s at Lake Powell, Bobby Garland Baits. Those were tough but they worked. I used other brands in the 1990s in the midwest, southwest and central US in tournaments. I won a lot of money on tubes back then. I have made a significant amount of tournament money fishing with Dry Creek Tubes. I have retired from tournament fishing (47 years) but still stay close to Dry Creek baits and promote them everywhere I go to fun fish. I have certain colors I use and fish primarily the Columbia River and the Snake River. They are just a fish catching bait that can turn you into a fish catching machine. I catch largemouth and smallmouth. I catch fish from 4″ to 7 lb on the 3 12″ tubes. All Dry Creek baits work for me but the 3 1/2″ is the go to bait. If you don’t try them you may regret not cashing a check at the next tournament.
Sienna Haight –
Just started using the Green Pumpkin/ Purple Copper for bass a couple weeks ago. And they eat these up like they’re starving! Caught 20 large mouth today, not even counting the one that shook off before I got them into the boat!
Will be buying these for the rest of my life!
F1shhead Greene –
There is no tube that compares to Dry Creek Tubes on the market. Sincerely, there is no brand out there that can compete, at least in my humble opinion. I have been using Dry Creek Tubes for at least the past 15 years. I started fishing tubes in the 1980s at Lake Powell, Bobby Garland Baits. Those were tough but they worked. I used other brands in the 1990s in the midwest, southwest and central US in tournaments. I won a lot of money on tubes back then. I have made a significant amount of tournament money fishing with Dry Creek Tubes. I have retired from tournament fishing (47 years) but still stay close to Dry Creek baits and promote them everywhere I go to fun fish. I have certain colors I use and fish primarily the Columbia River and the Snake River. They are just a fish catching bait that can turn you into a fish catching machine. I catch largemouth and smallmouth. I catch fish from 4″ to 7 lb on the 3 12″ tubes. All Dry Creek baits work for me but the 3 1/2″ is the go to bait. If you don’t try them you may regret not cashing a check at the next tournament.