Siebert Outdoors

Hello August, The Supreme, Extreme, and Grid Iron Arkys are all the same head shape. The only difference is the hook. Supreme is an Ultrapoint, Extreme is a Trokar, Grid Iron is an Owner XXX strong hook. The Tungsten flipping jig head is an arky style just smaller due to it being tungsten. The Grass jig is kind of a cone shape that is pointed to pull through the grass better. Here is a pretty good pic of the Arky style.

Just added some new custom color jigs in Hot Craw, Blaze Craw, and Sapphire Craw. I have also updated my Megalodon spinnerbaits. All of them now have Owner hooks and the 3/4 oz you can get a light wire or a heavier twisted wire. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/categories/special-make-up-custom-colors?sortOption=descend_by_created_at

When I ran mine I went a little overboard but I run alot on it. If I was running 1 graph I'd run 10 ga marine wire. If you go to small you can run into power issues.

I've just added 2 new Cosmic spinnerbaits. First one is the original Cosmic with a Lumiflex skirt and the second is what has become one of my favorites. Its what I'm calling the Big Blade Cosmic. It has a larger than normal gold colorado on the front and a bigger willow on the back. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/categories/spinner--blade-baits?page=1&sortOption=descend_by_created_at

One of my favorites is the American Shad LC. For me it just works.

I do not. I've used it for about 10 yrs or so.

I throw 8-15 inviz x. Mostly I use the 8 for spinning for various stuff. Then the 15 is what I mostly use for jig, t rig, etc. Most of my fishing is done with the 15 jig fishing.

I mostly use Inviz X. I have used some Sniper. I prefer the inviz x just because thats what I'm mostly use too. I cant knock the Sniper. It seems to be a good line too.

Hey Chris, I've got these just for free rigging and the guys that like a direct tie to a ds. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/tungsten-skinny-dropshot-weight-5-pack

The Tremor is not as erratic as the Fogy. The football head of the Fogy gives it a very erratic action. I sell very few bubble blades in the Fogy. The standard blade is by far a better seller.

I throw the Missile Bomba. https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/bomba

Hello Rocky998 The blade hole I sell very few of. This blade usually stays a little deeper. The original blade with no holes in my opinion give the most erratic action of the 3 and runs a little higher in the water column. The pro blade that is on the fogy and Tremor is a good balance of both. It stays a little deeper and has a good action to it. I hope that helps.

I've got 3. The first 2 are my main go to rods. Loomis GLX 854 St croix legend elite 7'4" St croix legend elite 7'11"

I'd really like to see a Lake of the Ozarks in April.

The one that got me was no more live foots or anything like that for the live scope transducer and HB 360. Interesting. I guess the way it read its only for elites and not all that fish BASS affiliated tournaments or did I read that wrong.

Toxic is spot on. You might have a rock or weed bed thats 3x3ft and 25 fish on it and nothing around it but flat sand and no fish except in that little tiny spot. Like Toxic said. Its mostly about finding them. Thats usually the hardest part. Theres alot of water out there and alot of it is dead water. I fall in the same as Toxic. I think the first time I fished it was around 99 or 2k. Been fishing there for years. Mostly in May and June and sometimes late Sept or early Oct. Watch the winds. It can get real rough out there real quick.

I have 3 different ones but my favorite are my Smiths with green mirroir chroma pop. I wear a pair of Coasta mostly in green mirror or when its real bright out blue mirror.

I used tons of the critter craws until that little dude came out.

Have you guys tried the Rage Baby Craw in the Crawdaddy color? https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/rage-baby-bug/v/RGBC-466

The mile roads are one of the most fished areas and probably one of the best. In very general terms the fish line up on depth and weeds in that area. if fish are 10 FOW you wont catch much in 7 or less or 12+. From what I have found they are very depth related. The lake is a big bowl. Most places are a slow taper on depth. You might be a mile off the bank and its 10 fow. The main key is finding structure in the depth the main population of fish is holding. I mostly fish that lake with Ned heads, swimbaits, suspending jerkbaits, spinnerbaits and 3.5-4" creature/tubes. There are alot of other baits that work and work good. Year after year those work for me.

There are many ways to attack this. Many have been covered above. How I would do it is Frog for the top. Punching would be one of my grass jigs, T rig, or tungsten punch rig. Weight is dependent on getting through the matte. Lastly fish the edges. Spinnerbait, T rig, shallow crankbait, senko, dropshot, or a swimbait. Almost anything will work certain times. This depends on how sparse the weeds are and how deep the fish are. If the line is at 15 FOW thats where you fish the line. there will still be some weeds deeper than the line but it will be a significant change. Also, parallel the weed line you will catch more fish. It wont be to good for your buddy in the back of the boat though.

Sorry I cant pick one but I can narrow it to two. Rage Craw and a Missile Chunky D.

I’ve had the pleasure to fish with Kent. Great guy and a great fisherman.

Thats just awesome.

Just means your normal. I saw the same thing before I read your post.