Everything posted by A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ I do not have any 6'6" Heavy action sticks. A-Jay
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Hello Squints and Thank You for your service Welcome to Bass Resource A-Jay
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Fish whatever you have confidence in, works effectively in the conditions and has caught bass there in the past . . . . . . The difference will be ~ to Fish There AT NIGHT. A-Jay
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Bait Monkey Needs New Rod Just follow DaveT63 around . . .(sorry, was that wrong?) A-Jay
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Well Said. A-Jay
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Sweet Rig ~ ! Hope your new ride is back up to speed and on the water As Soon As Humanly Possible. You've been planning and waiting for this one for a while now and I'm betting that every minute you're waiting Is Brutal ! It was for me. Congratulations & Best of Luck A-Jay Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Nice Rig ! Congrats A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Nice Bass ! Congrats A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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I'd recommend the Shimano Calcutta CT400B Series Casting Reel. Mounted on the Shimano Southeast Teramar Inshore TMCM70MH Casting Rod. A-Jay
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Yes ~ and for years before The Slither rig ~ A-Jay Here's the rig, from the main line to the hook: -A Bobber Stop - A 1/2 oz tungsten weight (or whatever you want) - a Boss Punch Hub - this is placed inside the skirt collar - The skirt of your choice - A parasite clip (optional, but does help prevent the plastic from sliding down the hook) - A 5/0 Owner wide gap plus EWG hook (#5139 - very stout, I love this hook) - Your favorite soft plastic - pictured is a Power Bait Beast A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Perhaps make your Presentation (cast) from further away before you get to the pool. A-Jay
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See Bolded text Below ~ A-Jay Keeping a high rod tip during most any point in the retrieve and with most any lure or bait will encourage it to run higher in the water column. Can be used in shallow water situations or even to avoid a potential snag. A-Jay
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Sure - it's a fairly simple concept to grasp and the difference in depth recognized will be directly related to rod length. A lowered rod on the retrieve encourages the bait to travel lower in the water column than a high point rod position. So when bringing a lure up a drop, grade or steep bank, using a lowered rod position at the start and through the middle of the retrieve and then as the bait approaches the boat (or bank) raising the rod to keep the bait close to but off the bottom so as not to foul, may get you a few more strikes. Not magic, just another tool. A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Nice Catch Congrats btw, got any pictures of those Toothy Critters ? A-Jay
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Hello Josh and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ The Bass Resource Fishing Articles section (link below) is a great place to start. https://www.bassresource.com/how-to-fish/ A-Jay
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May I suggest you do it with a flashlight, in the middle of the night, & while wearing some kind of mask. Just for old time sake. Oh, and pretend it's someone else's truck . . . A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ A-Jay
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Fair enough, but you we nice enough to pass it on. So as far as I'm concerned you get credit for that . . . . . A-Jay
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I like this ~ Thanks for sharing it. A-Jay
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Hello and Welcome to Bass Resource ~ Congrats on the nice Bag of Bronze Backs Good Luck Tomorrow A-Jay
