J Francho

Not exactly, but they definitely aren’t inline either. The weight is free swinging which makes them far less weedless/snagless than most r-bend spinnerbaits.

I think they mean Binh on Duang.

1. Not enough - once a week 2. Bass, pike, trout/salmon 3. Here 4. It's been years since I bought something new. Usually someone's recommendation here 5. Online 6. Never 7. I prefer not to add it up

Make sure your outfit is on point.

What rod, line, and baits are you going to use?

We are lucky, we have very safe water that actually tastes great straight from the tap.

Next one I get is going to have the water line attached.

This thing brews a pot in less than 3 minutes.

@Glenn my parents had a '77 XR7 and you aren't kidding about the hood. My first was a '77 Monte Carlo. Silver with a red interior. I called it the silver bullet.

I like shooting, but hunting not so much. There's good fishing in the fall that many miss because they're in the woods.

Nice stripers! SML is a blast.

It's like chasing ghosts, sometimes. I usually stick to my plan, unless I actually see something that resembles feeding bass. Otherwise, it's a distraction.

Resuscitate a six year old thread to complain about someone winning tournaments. Hmmmmm.

To me it screams sour grapes.

The conversation with my queen went similar, except we were at the boat show, and her requirement was a toilet onboard. She found a nice 25' bay boat with one that will work nicely for fishing, lol. I bought her her a ring, too.

You caught seven fish, have an increased hook up ratio, and all on one senko and a couple o-rings. So, what is the problem?

Stop letting them jump.

I haven't experienced that. Sounds like you're using wrong size O-ring.

It's here: https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/bagwells_bass_tactics_3.html I fixed the link above, too. Good catch - thanks!

RATT should be first!

I stab my senkos with the hook. I've only really used the Bill-O Wacky tool with the rubber rings. They work fine, and do seem to prolong the life. Eventually, all senkos tear, especially after catching fish or fishing heavy cover.