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I'm Working On It. BTW: Speaking of the Trio, Your Missing One... RT Spawn Gill The Trio is RT Ghost Gill, RT Bluegill, & RT Spawn Gill. If you want to add in Gizzard Shad then you mean "The Quadro" ! WolfyBrandon

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[July 19, 2019] 3.61lb "Grass Panda" 19 & 7/8" WolfyBrandon

My experience, using two tools 1. Boga Grip, 2. Quarrow Hook Remover it has made removing hooks so easy and hands free that the only concern I have about the number of hooks on a bait, is that it follows what the state law allows. I like to Lip or Boat Flip the bass I catch as I don't own a net, but when dealing with treble hook baits such as jerkbaits or crankbaits, if I can't boat flip the bass I will use the Boga Grip to lip the bass as I'm not looking to get a treble hook in the hand. If nothing else a hook remover is a must... I've saved so many deep hooked bass's lives using it, I never fish without it. Only costing $5, I even bought one for my fishing buddy, and we both use them almost every fishing trip.

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[April 29, 2019] Jeremy catches his first bass of 2019, and we both ended up catching 5 by the end of the day... Finally managed to catch a few on the Jackhammer... (Bass #4 & #5) WolfyBrandon

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[April 22, 2019] It's been a long winter... working on fishing tackle projects, waiting for the snow to melt, and the ice on the lake to thaw. My buddy and I headed out for our first fishing trip of 2019 back on April 15th, 2019, but we both zeroed. Water was cold & dirty (~45 degrees, <1ft clarity), and there had been two tournaments the past two weekends. Not making excuses, just the conditions were tough. We fished area's we had history with in the past and tried to hit high percentage areas that we know hold fish... but it didn't work. So a week passes, we get a few more days of warm weather, and come up with the idea to fish a completely new location and area of the lake that neither of us have ever fished before. No history or memories to worry about, we will have only our instincts and what we have learned to guide us through our fishing day... When we got to the ramp we could see the water clarity was around 3-4ft, water temp was around 46-50 degrees, and the forecast showed today to be sunny through the morning, then become overcast with falling pressure and wind in the early to late afternoon. We both knew bass are currently in the pre-spawn phase, so it's a matter of finding where they are staging and what they will react to. The new area we fished was amazing, literally everything looked good from rocky points, to boulders, to deep water breaklines, to docks & laydowns, you name it. We fished so much amazing looking stuff for hours and hours without a bite constantly covering water, throwing lipless crankbaits, spinnerbaits, deep diving crankbaits, jerkbaits, softbaits, bladed jigs, jigs, over and over and over until my arm was sore. "Keep Grinding" I told myself as I had in my mind today's success could come from a specific location or time of day or even a combination of both. Well the night before our trip I did a little research on Google Earth and Navionics, and found three key locations that looked good. Well the day was now about over, and we were on the last one. It was the last major secondary point before you get to the back of the cove where the spawning area would be. It had an area off the point with ~10-15ft before it breaks off into 30+. By this time in the day the clouds had rolled in along with the wind and it was becoming harder to control the boat. Not only could I now see the ramp we launched from this morning, I could also make out the truck and trailer - we were that close to the end of our day. It only took a couple of casts (par usual when fishing around fish) and I felt the rod load up... 1st Bass of 2019 - 18 & 1/4'', 2lb 13oz / 2.88lb 6th Sense Curve 55 (Crackle Craw) WolfyBrandon

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- - - - - Alabama Rigs Project - - - - - Yumbrella Flash Mob Jr.'s (5 Wire) Yumbrella (5 Wire) Removed Hardware Alabama Rigs Storage Plano Alabama Rigs Wrap WolfyBrandon

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Abu Garcia Orra Winch 5:4:1 & Shimano SLX 7ft 10in Heavy Power, Moderate Fast Action, 24-Ton Graphite Rod WolfyBrandon

New Megabass Vision 110 +2's... Berkley Bullet Pop 70's... Electric June Bug Keitech's... WolfyBrandon

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#1 Bait of 2018 for me. (Numbers & Size) WolfyBrandon

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Special Order: Reaction Strike XRM100 Deep Jerkbaits + Recent Tackle Pickups WolfyBrandon

[10-15-2018] To start off, my uncle and I put in for late buck tags and were drawn this year. I was looking forward to hunting during the late season, however I wanted to hunt during the general season like everyone else to have my chance at a good one. Last year I did some scouting trips and seen a nice one I was going to look for once the season opened, but only after searching for multiple days I found out someone else had already harvested him during the early season. Well the way things played out this year... I don't know how it could have been any more perfect, maybe it was too perfect... So due to my work schedule I missed hunting on "Opening Day" as I work Saturday's. I only had enough time to sight-in my rifle before it got dark. Since both my uncle & I missed "Opening Day" (he is waiting for the late season), other hunters didn't see us at our usual spot were we sit each morning, so they got the impression we might not be hunting this year as we never miss opening day. On Sunday, I headed out solo to my usual spot, but about half way there I got sight of two hunters already near where I wanted to go. So I had to stop short ~600yds+ which was critical because it gave me a sight-line to a blind spot below where I usually sit (its over a hill). Within that blind spot were two bucks one of them good sized, but it was too far way to count points even with my scope on 9x. I literally just stood there and watched as the two other hunters headed up the hill to them, watched the bucks spook, and head around the hill into the timber. I actually did speak with them later on to get caught up on things. They said they seen the bucks and I watched as they moved up into a position where I was waiting to hear a shot, but it never came... Knowing that a good one was in that area, I returned there for an evening hunt. This is something I developed years ago, looking for a good place to sit and watch as the deer come out in the evening. I found one that was away from the timber so I wouldn't risk spooking them early before I had a chance to see them. It was down the hill a ways where they would already be committed to coming out by the time I see them. Well about 15 min before closing time I seen two bucks (possibly the same ones) coming down a deer trail so I moved into position. I could see the first one was nice possibly a 4 or 5 point, but couldn't confirm. I was going to let them get closer as they were moving toward me but I lost track of them when they moved behind a big bush and apparently turned and headed down hill instead of continuing on the trail. I know they didn't detect me as I had good wind and I was kneeled next to cover. On Monday morning I headed out and this time made it to my spot. Since I was hunting alone I would spend some time watching the area where I usually sit, then later move over to where my uncle would sit so I could keep an eye on both areas. Well the morning was getting late, and I was making my last move back to where I sit before I head down the hill, and along the way I looked down into the draw and seen a good deer moving up the hill. Looking through my scope I could see it was a good buck but way out of range. Since it was late he was booking it up the hill to reach the timber, and by the time I made it back to my spot he was already in. That was OK because... 1) I have maintained stealth, as he has not detected me yet. 2) I know his last location, and I'm betting that when he headed into the timber he is going to bed down for the day - then come out in the evening. 3) It's directly above where I sit in the evenings. Well that evening I made it up to my spot ~40min before closing time. Then ~20min before closing time, he showed... Less than 50 yards away, standing still, broadside. (Even had time for a picture) 1 Shot 5 x 6 Whitetail Had to give up hunting late buck season, but this is what I would be searching for anyway... WolfyBrandon

[September 27, 2018] & A Bonus "Freshwater Cuda" 5 lb 01 oz, 28 & 1/2'' Was throwing a Strike King 8XD Crankbait, and without a weight transfer system, the bait tends to helicopter in the air if you don't keep slight tension on the line. The line got hooked around the front treble causing the bait to spin near the surface. When I started to retrieve it... the bait spun two or three times, then I saw a big splash near the bait. I slowed the bait down a bit and the "Cuda" nailed it the second time. WolfyBrandon

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[September 17, 2018] Sunrise "Fish of the Day" Removed Broke Off Rig Scenic Second Best of the Day End of the Day WolfyBrandon

[September 06, 2018] My "Fish Of The Day" & Jeremy's Personal Best Northern Pike! CONGRATS! 15 lb 05 oz, 38 & 1/2" WolfyBrandon