bkoguy07

I still have fun when its hot, I get my tan on hahahahah that and I move out to deeper water structure and work it throughly with deep diving cranks, plastics and jigs.

What is the lure I can't make it out lol

Yeah I planned on working the rocky areas that are moderately deep 5-9 foot and hope to set up a pattern from there. I'll try for a top water bite early I guess and maybe a crank bait, even though I hate them. I have been to the Kerr site, I've only had one response, they do seem very quiet.

Lol Yeah I've heard Erie is good fishing, just didn't know it was that good.

I'd have to say that Strike King crank bait. The sexy shad color with it... maybe its not new but I've never seen it till a lil while ago.

Thanks, I will be ordering from them then.

Anyone ever ordered from these sites? I'm curious and scared about security risks by ordering online, here are the sites. First link is another site ... spam filter filtered it out.. Much help would be appreciated..

Lol, sounds like the stemmed off of my post... sorry cat

Well money has been a little tight with me cuz I'm 19 and I have no job lol and well I got a spinning reel but my last rod snapped in half on my spinning outfit, so until i get a new rod I need to use it on a baitcaster lol

They have a nasty set of teeth i've heard. I wouldn't wanna mess with one.

Going to be going there in about a week or so does anyone have any tips? I've read about a good top water bite in the AM. I plan on working plastic and jigs around isolated structure in deeper water around 6-12 feet... any tips?

Probably the most important question lol.

Hi, I plan on getting some 1/4oz and 3/8oz Bagley Shaky Jighead. I plan on using this with my baitcaster and some 14lbs line. I've noticed that most shakey head setups are fairly light consisting of a long rod >6'6" and spinning reels, with 8lbs test line. Why is this so? I can cast 3/8oz with my baitcaster, but is this shaky head setup going to be extremely light? I was going to pair them with zoom trick worms (which are considerably light) so please fill me in with some info, I'm looking to learn and would love to add this to my skill set, especially when the fish are being extremely finicky. Thanks, Nick

x2 :-X lol to each his own I guess your the one catchin 100 smallies i'm with you lol You catch them off deep structure? what did you use?

hahaha Idk, i never look down lol but I have yet the urge to use the bathroom lol.

I like wading in basketball shorts and no shirt.

probably about as much as me which is not alot lol

Why can't you go with him, thats what i do

Looks like a Yozuri hardbait to me..

I read in the lake profile that their are boulders, if you find a boulder out deep fish around it. Hank parker and his son were destroying the smallies off of these boulders. Thats a really crappy map btw, I dont like using it lol. Find points that quickly turn into deep water or docks that are adjacent to deep water. Any kind of deep water structure. Bass normally hold deep on off shore structure, or just deep structure period..

Is there alot of vegetation?

Nice man, good luck!

i wouldn't call a fluke a swimbait, but for a 3.5 in swimbait im guessing you should use a 4/0 hook and having the wieghted one would probably help Yeah true, it falls more under soft plastic, but I've always considered it a swim bait, weird tendencies...

You get fatigued from fighting a fish? I could see the use of it in setting the hook, but I don't see how anyones arms would get tired from fighting a bass...? Maybe saltwater? No offense or anything, I'm just asking, it sounds like an interesting product!

I use the Storm swimming minnow, its already pre rigged with a hook in it. Flukes are different you can use them weighted or weightless with a gama hook 2/0 or 3/0 depending on what you want your setup like. Flukes are great as well.