Siebert Outdoors

I just built some 1 oz ledge buster look alikes. 1oz and a #7 blade. going to see how it works this year. Use to use 1oz ledge busters

I found this and thought I would share it with everyone. Its a great tutorial on sonars http://www.lowrance.com/Tutorials/Sonar/sonar_tutorial_01.asp

welcome aboard. Good to have you here.

got my package from Chris last night. He sent me a bunch of full beavers and 4" sinkos. They look awsome. Thanks alot Chris.

Agreed, I really like the spro frog

Thanks RW, but I wasnt the one that sold you the baits. ;D Let us know, better yet show us pics of how well they perform.

I use a falcon box for the hooks, weights, swivels, etc. Best 10 bucks I ever spent. Swimbaits cant answer that one. I only have cheap ones piled in a plano 3700

I use a glx 843 and like it. I have never used the SB series though. The 843 works great for me. Another side note to your other ? If you go with the 843 you can throw that lighter jig/worm and keep your 844 for the heavier 3/8-1/2 baits if needed. Just a thought.

Hmm, You pretty much explained my whole fishing style right there. IMPO, go 7' and dont look back. Especially for the deep fishing and the weeds/structure. Is the extra weight of the MBR844C noticeable while holding the rod during the retrieve or is it negligible? It is obviously heavier, but not much. IMO its worth it. Does the balance of rod and reel feel any different? Yes, the rod fishes competely different Finally, would the MBR844C improve hook setting, particularly when fishing deeper and making longer casts? Yes, a ton more hook setting power. It will cure this "I've noticed that I'm missing some hook sets during these conditions." Any time you have more line out you will need a longer rod to pick up more slack. Plus streach of the line. I dont want to complicate things more but you might want to look at a BCR854 too. If you have a good local dealer see if they will let you toss one a few times. Just a side note: Any rod will have a weight range that it functions with the best. As you have found out of this range you start loosing accuracy and performance. With that said the 844 or 854 fits my needs the best because I mostly throw 3/8-1/2. The 854 will handle a 5/16 or 3/4 well but it really shines with the 3/8-1/2. Thats just my opinion from what I have used.

Ok, here is how its going to happen. We move 25k troops to Baghdad. Why, look where iran is geographically located. We have already moved more carriers there. With that said. We wont do anything but bluff. Read rest of post. We wont go into iran without Nato backing on this one, same as N Korea. It will have to be a joint effort. Isreal will be the ones that bomb Iranian nuke plants from US intel. Then we will say just like last time. We dont agree with that. But good job and thanks. Like I said Isreal will be the ones the take care of Iranian nuke program. Reason Isreal doesnt put up the the BS. I'm with Sam we despretly need to get out of foreign oil. Whatever it takes we need out. We must also deal with the Iraq issue and fight it to the end. We can not pull out without completing it. I am affraid when we have a white house change that is exactly what will happen. We will crap on the Iraqi people like many others. Then there will be a huge civil war in Iraq that will bleed to the rest of the middle east.

mostly 8lb flouro, sometimes 6lb

Lure: even though I consider myself a good jig fisherman I am going with generalist. I'm familiar with most lures and techniques but not "pro" in any of them. Water: I would say Midway. I would consider my favorite depth 8-16 a comfort zone. Shallow imo is pretty much simplistic because its typically feeding/cruising fish. Typically the easiest to catch. Deep water 30+ is where my down fall is. Reason I believe is not many places around here get past 30 ft. so I'm not acustomed to fishing it. Angler: Is there a such thing as finesse/power?? I throw a finesse jig 3/8 oz on a heavy action rod with 15lb flour alot. If not I would say power because I mostly pitch. I usually dont go below 10lb line. Except open water I will go down to 8lb maybe 6. I fish more stained/murky and weedy water too so I feel I can get away with the heavier line.

anyone every try to wacky rig one? never heard this one mentioned.

Fish staple colors and staple bass patterns/structure. Usually works on every lake I have fished and not known.

I would go along with that list. IMO the first 3 should have higher percentage though. You can have all the confidence in the world but if those 3 lack especially #1 your fishing dead water. One thing I would do is make depth/location #1 Similiar I guess but 10 ft in the back of a cove is different area as 10 ft in a main lake pt.

I actually try to keep alot in paypal. You need to sign up for the money market. It is up around 5%. I dont know a bank that pays that. More $ = more lures To answer your question yes I do, and transfer funds all the time back and forth.

My guess would be O.D. of something

fish it, I've caught alot of fish right behind others.

a curado 200 and a st croix premier for 100 bucks. Rod and reel didnt look used but maybe 1-2 times. Turned it for about 200 bucks.

Sounds like you got that. I had this happen to me. I asked the boater to please give me some water to fish. He didnt. So I casted up towards the front of the boat and fished like that. The guy in the front casted and hooked my line and backlashed his reel beyond repair. It didnt go over well but from then on I didnt have a problem. I dont recommend that, but its what I did. I would point out the rule to the boater that JT posted.

yes, works great. make sure you seperate colors or they might bleed together even if you dont soak them in scent.

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BTW, no one mentioned it but crawdads flee backwards. Not to sound smart, but reason bass attack from the top typically more of a 45 deg angle or attacks from behind, because the way they inhale the food. Cant really be done from the side and obviously the bottom. feeding on prey on the bottom the easiest route is typically from the top. This spring, pitch into a spawning bass bed with a jig or tube. Watch and observe the way the fish picks up the lure, dont worry about catching the fish just watch and learn. Typicaly the tail comes up and zip your lure disappears once the gills flare out. Almost every bass I have whitnesed eat from the bottom has done it this way. Here is a video of a bass eating. Watch the gills. This is the only video I know of that shows this so I appologise since its a sales website. Pay attention to how the fish inhales and the gills. http://www.joesjigtrailers.com/shakit.htm

Natural, that spinnerbait looks alot like one I have. 8-) works great too. RW, LBH is taking all his tackle why dont you. ;D So many lures, So little space.

Chris, was a tough one. Chris makes it all. I mailed him out a bunch of hand made jigs the other day. He might even get them today. I shipped him my favorite colors, along with some shakey heads that I made up too. Hope he likes them and wins some tourneys off them.