Everything posted by Catt
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brand boycott
Flying lures, banjo minnows, helicopter lure, that stupid rocket launcher rod-n-reel & anything that is sold on tele commercials.
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Night time Bassin?
Y'all call that night fishing? 6 o'clock pm till 9 o'clock am; nonstop Rock & Roll
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How about them Patriots
Watched the Chargers & Pats totally boring; Brady was picked 3 times Can we say Corey Webster
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Buying a new tournament caliber boat - need some guidance
Now that's what I'm talking about someone who does as much research as me First off I can't stand those little trash catchers called TM footpedal recess; really every thing in the world will end up in there. Compare the Triton X2 hull vs the XP hull; I've driven both and all I can say is buy a good rain suit cause you gonna get wet in rough water; they both chine walk something I will not put up with. I have a friend who just traded a Legend LE-21on an Alpha 21; both are outstanding in rough water and both have massive front decks. Both boats had Yamaha's 300 HP V MAX Series 2 on the back which I would choose over anything black. I've considered the LE-186 & LE-195 both are in the same class as Skeeter. For the money you will be spending I would highly recommend you give Skeeter a close look.
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Favorite Jig Color
Black-N-Blue, Black Neon-Brown-Amber Seed, & Black Neon
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Brett Farve Blew it
Yea but an LSU Tiger intercepted it so I don't fell that bad
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Fishing in and around San Antonio
Calaveras Lake Location: 20 miles south of San Antonio off Loop 1604 Surface area: 3,624 acres Maximum depth: 45 feet Current fishing report 01/16/08 Water stained; 62 degrees. Black bass are good on dark soft plastic worms, spinner baits, and crank baits around reed beds and near the dam. Striped bass are slow. Redfish are slow. Crappie are slow. Channel and blue catfish are excellent on liver, shrimp, and cheese bait near the railroad trestle and 181 Cove. Yellow catfish are slow.
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What's your go-to line brand?
Berkeley Big Game Sometimes I love braid sometimes I hate it :-/
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The Best Frog?
Once again why make a poll that doesn't list every available product, why not just ask which frog each of us prefers to use? I like Stanley Ribbits
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Will my spots still produce?
Dude I'm fishing many of the same spots on every body of water that I've fished for 35-40 years; if an area has everything necessary to support a population of bass it rarely just disappears.
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brand loyalty
Loyal: faithful to a cause, ideal, custom, institution, or product I like Gene Larew products but my loyalty is in Texas Rigged Plastic; my confidence is in my abilities to locate bass, once located I will catch em.
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brand loyalty
The only brand I'm loyal to is Redneck Bubba Bass Fishing; I can catch bass with any reel, any rod, any line, any hook, or any bait. When I spend my money I buy what I like but that doesn't make me brand loyal it means I compared features, prices, reliability, and made an educated decision.
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Re: Tax Rebate??
Glenn: This was not coming from a political veiwpoint. This was coming from a paper a fellow student did in our economics course. His paper dealt with historical tax breaks that were popular with the voting public that in retrospect caused more harm than good. I did not offer a political platform or support for a party I stated what Greenspan said about the net result of the last tax rebate. Dude give it a rest we all know it's political & the boss has spoken
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Favorite Outdoor Pictures? Post Them Here!
Back of Housen' Bayou on Toledo Bend Toro Creek Atchafalaya Swamp
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Favorite rod brand??
Just like my reels SHIMANO
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What's tyour go-to presentation??
#1 Texas Rigged Gene Larew 7 ½ Salty Ring Worm Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).
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Favorite soft bait brand?
Why not just ask because you can't list them all; mine is Gene Larew which is not listed
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Flipping and Pitching Videos
Tommy Martin Deep Grass Jigging
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Craw question
Kinda answers discussion of if Quantity or Quality matters to the bass
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Flipping and Pitching Videos
Can we say Denny Brauer?
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One piece of advice
Be on the water as often as possible and not when the weather is perfect but in every imaginable condition. Learn to read a depth finder, learn to read a Topo Map, learn to read baitfish and learn to read a bass.
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Early prespawn techniques
Here's some food for thought Toledo Bend is 75 miles long; logical wisdom would lead one to think the south end would have spawning bass first because it's only 100 miles from the Gulf of Mexico while the north end is 75 miles farther north. The reality is the north end spawns first, how can this be? Answer: The north end of the lake is mostly shallow flats with the only deep water being river and creek channels; the water is also a lot murkier which retains heat better than clear water. This end of the lake is protected from north winds but is subjected to more direct sunlight. The south end is comprised of hilly country with numerous deep ravines, creek channels, and the river channel. The water is very clear which retains little heat; its also more open subjected to north winds. The bass up north will start spawning in early to mid-February while the bass down south will spawn as late as mid-April.
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AVID- Your pic request
Proof positive love is blind
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One piece of advice
Have a second job or a wife with lots of money
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Boat Decking
Too thick and expensive; nothing beats aluminum