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Wow thats awsome!

Congradulations on that hawg

Very nice fish

Wow thats a nice fatty good job!

I just got a scale last week so im not sure what these fish way but they were both fairly close.

Nice looks like a fun day. What were they hitting?

Congradulation man thats a hawg!

Wow man great story! Sounds like there was nothing you could do. You'll get her just keep at it

There have been a bunch of times when I could have used this technique. Im deffenitely gonna give it a try

I read on a while ago from the library and im fairly certain its called either "Bass Master" or "Bass Masters". Im not sure who its by either but just go to your library and do a search. It's very informative and im thinking about checking it out again.

Wow great fishing guys

usually about 7 or 8 will do it

Hey man thats a lot better than the one I lost through the ICE today. I would love to just be out casting :'(

Hahah I know! the zipper broke lol

Wow awsome fish man! what did that trout hit?

WOW! Those are some great fish man

I was looking through some pics from last year a decided to put a few up. God I cant wait to get back out there! Theres some pics of my biggest bass of the year, my first smallie, first bass of last year (the dink), some trout, and, for all you hunters, pics of mine and my dads archery bucks.

I love throwing weedless spoons around the edges of weed beds. I cast them as far as I can and crank it back sometimes throwing a couple jerks and twitches in. There great in fall when the bass are shallow and feeding. There also good for covering a lot of water. I thrown them on 10 to 12 pound mono in open water and heavier braid near weeds. Use a medium heavy rod. For trailers I like to take a soft jerk bait and cut it in half where the tail portion meets the thicker body. Then take the tail end and thread it on. You can also use a grub. I hope this is helpful

I live just south of pittsburgh PA. We dont have a ton of big bass up here and a 4 or 5 pounder is a real hawg. I was wondering if these things would be worth a try on my waters or if I would be wasting my time/money. Thanks for any imput.

That looks like it would work to me

Looks sweet to me

PA-Novemeber 11th FL-January 7th ...too long for me

I don't think so - I doubt it. How would you tell the difference? They usually have different coloration. They have more distinct spots. They are also more muscular than hatchery fish. If you look at their front fins they are generally much longer. Here's a pic of a nice native brownie i caught this year out a tiny steam in Northern PA.

HAHAHAH how did you kno!?! She was threatening to break up with me! Luckly i talked her into keeping me lol

All the big boys came on a white Boo Yah Pond Magic spinner bait. Surprisingly it way out fished the regular size spinner baits. I was just burning it right under the surface near any bait fish activity and clumps of reeds. I didn't have a scale on me so im not quite sure what they weighed. I'm sure the bigger ones were over 5 but tell me what you guys think they weighed