Glenn

Yep, that's the one I was thinking about. I also have a couple of Dalton Specials. Regarding the Slug-Go, I'd purposefully T-Rig it weightless so that it has a "nose up" attitude. This makes the thing jump and dart erratically. Just a very light twitch of the rod, long pause, and another subtle jerk, long pau WHAM!!!

So if it's probably been asked a thousand times, where might you find your answer? Could it be the Frequently Asked Questions? :

So if it's probably been asked a thousand times, where might you find your answer? Could it be the Frequently Asked Questions? :

So if it's probably been asked a thousand times, where might you find your answer? Could it be the Frequently Asked Questions? :

That's last year's date and place.

I still have a bunch of Slug-Go's, and catch fish on them to this day. Same thing with Zoom Centipedes. There were a lot of Slug-Go knockoffs back then. Other baits? Hmm...I have topwaters named "Woodchopper", "Nippee D", and "Devil's Horse". They are prop baits and work great! I don't know if they're still made anymore. I just remember getting them in the early '90s. I think Mann's made a soft plastic bait, the Ghost?, that looked like a dying fish. You twitched it on the surface, and it would slowly sink erratically. I really liked the Herb's Dilly and caught a ton of fish on them. Too bad they don't make them anymore. Poe's RC3 cedar crankbaits were awesome baits when they came out in the early '90s. Now they're plastic and just aren't the same thing. And I still enjoy fishing Normark Risto Raps and Rapala Husky Jerks. Both came out in the early '90s.

Sounds awesome Greg! Thanks for all you do. Man, I haven't worn a suit since...oh....wow.....thinking...1980-sumthin. I don't even own a suit. ;D

Suits?

This looks very, very dangerous to me. Can you imagine running balls-out in your boat only to have one of these things surface right in front of you? Somebody's going to die.

We'd love to have you there Kelley! Here's hoping to a speedy recovery!

How are they normally done? In previous years, members were paired as to when they came in, which seems pretty random to me. :

No, I do not live in a "warmer climate". In fact, we just had a winter storm blow through with overnight temps in the single digits. Daytime highs never broke 30. We're back to "normal" now, meaning daytime temps are in the low- to mid-40s. Water temps bottom out in the low 40s during the winter. And trust me, don't believe the "you gotta slow down in the winter" dock talk. We throw fast moving baits all the time. In fact, we darn near won a tournament early this year throwing spinnerbaits in 46 degree water (morning temps were in the upper 20's).

No, I do not live in a "warmer climate". In fact, we just had a winter storm blow through with overnight temps in the single digits. Daytime highs never broke 30. We're back to "normal" now, meaning daytime temps are in the low- to mid-40s. Water temps bottom out in the low 40s during the winter. And trust me, don't believe the "you gotta slow down in the winter" dock talk. We throw fast moving baits all the time. In fact, we darn near won a tournament early this year throwing spinnerbaits in 46 degree water (morning temps were in the upper 20's).

No, I do not live in a "warmer climate". In fact, we just had a winter storm blow through with overnight temps in the single digits. Daytime highs never broke 30. We're back to "normal" now, meaning daytime temps are in the low- to mid-40s. Water temps bottom out in the low 40s during the winter. And trust me, don't believe the "you gotta slow down in the winter" dock talk. We throw fast moving baits all the time. In fact, we darn near won a tournament early this year throwing spinnerbaits in 46 degree water (morning temps were in the upper 20's).

They bite year 'round. For that reason, I never "winterize" my boat. I just keep fishing! http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/seasonal-fishing-articles.html#winter

They bite year 'round. For that reason, I never "winterize" my boat. I just keep fishing! http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/seasonal-fishing-articles.html#winter

They bite year 'round. For that reason, I never "winterize" my boat. I just keep fishing! http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/seasonal-fishing-articles.html#winter

Not a gift. That was something that needed to be repaired/replaced, regardless of the time of year.

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