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  1. Junebug and Black n Blue are hard to beat when the water is stained and muddy but the Falcon Lake Craw color has worked for me recently as well. When the water is tanic stained, Okeechobee Craw gets bit often... I think fish like the Blue Saphire on the belly of it. Hope that helps! Big O www.ragetail.com
  2. Another good day for sure and WTG Al... Sometimes the young among us need to show us a few tricks Big O www.ragetail.com
  3. That's a fine looking fish and WTG on the new PB... You're having a great year for sure! Big O www.ragetail.com
  4. Beautiful Big Fish!! And tell her Congrats for us Big O www.ragetail.com
  5. Big-O replied to Cattfish's topic in Fishing Reports
    WTG and welcome to BR... Big O www.ragetail.com
  6. Good day of fishing WTG Big O www.ragetail.com
  7. WTG, I'm seeing the same patterns here in Tx where the fish are gathered around small structure dufferences in deeper water. Big O www.ragetail.com
  8. WTG 00 mod I won't tell your secret... That's a Fatty! Big O www.ragetail.com
  9. Very Nice... terrific day! Big O www.ragetail.com
  10. WTG bflow_6 Big O www.ragetail.com
  11. Big-O replied to RoLo's topic in Fishing Reports
    WTG Rolo!!! That's a Big Fla. MAMA right there and keep'em ROLLIN' Spinning gear and hung up in the pads too... WOW! Big O www.ragetail.com
  12. Long Mike, I only look big because I wear Big O clothes but I do drink WISELY And basslayingbeezy... that's another beautiful fish FO SHO! Big O www.ragetail.com
  13. Catt, in shallow water using a 3/8oz Moaner weighted hook... the fish get into a slugfest over the Lobster and the Smokin Rooster. It's a bit slower than my normal flipping patterns and I have to make longer pitches and between the bushes to allow the horizontal fall, but it's often worth the effort. They rarely take it into the bush but more often make a run for open water. That's the kind of competition I like Big O www.ragetail.com
  14. Might ck out the Lobster and the Smokin Rooster... They're my favorite flippers to date Big O www.ragetail.com
  15. All good info Red! After locating the fish when flipping, I try to first establish the profile size and fall rate that is most effective... Action on the fall seems to always be a benefit for me. Big O www.ragetail.com
  16. Now that's FISHIN' Great video Shane and tell your MOM we all enjoyed seeing you two have so much fun! Big O www.ragetail.com
  17. WTG, nice fish! Big O www.ragetail.com
  18. Those are good looking fish WTG... Big O www.ragetail.com
  19. Awesome Fish, WTG! Big O www.ragetail.com
  20. Interesting adventure and stuff like that happens to us all if we go often enough With the mileage you'll get out of telling your friends about it, that adventure will last for awhile! Big O www.ragetail.com
  21. YEP, those are nice ones for sure... WTG Big O www.ragetail.com
  22. Thanks y'all, and ICAST was enjoyable as usual. Saw a lot of old friends and made a few new ones... My new 4" single tail Grub was on display and well received, hope to get some photos up soon for everyone. Right Now, I need to go FISHIN to get my FIX Big O www.ragetail.com
  23. Sounded like you had a fine day WTG... and glad you like the Craws! Big O www.ragetail.com
  24. In Red above Big O www.ragetail.com
  25. If you're intensity level is supported with good decision making and you analyze everything you can as well as pay attention to every detail, you will notice slight changes that make obvious differences. That's a FACT! If your livelihood depends on it, then by all means JUMP in with both feet... But if not, you might want to keep it simple and more importantly ENJOY your time on the water as much as possible Making little tweaks to your tackle, gear, presentation, location, angles etc. is part of the ART of fishing and those little tweaks can mean the difference between Great results or sub par... I try to analyze and keep my focus on one thing, "Find The Fish - Catch the Fish". With this said, I know that some of the fish that I target move often and for several reasons... If I keep hunting them they'll normally eat when I find'em, then if I want to catch the majority of them, HERE'S THE TWEAK - I will try to serve them what they want most and in a manner that they want it most. Now that's what gives me good reason to start ANALYZING For me fishing is a "Constant Learning Curve" Big O www.ragetail.com

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