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#1 Texas Rigged Gene Larew 7 ½ Salty Ring Worm Cinnamon Pepper Neon/June Bug Laminated (Camouflage).

For everyone wanting to know what qualifies as a Hawg see above ;D I guess you ganna have to teach me how to fish a Senko

If you stick you finger under your seat you'll find the seats have no bottom, therefore it can't be used as a live well.

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There has been a rash of thefts aimed at fisherman since drug addicts have figured out that all this equipment is valuable.

I just have to laugh at all the new bait names and colors, here's a list of Gene Larew's colors for their new 12" El Salto Worm. Nacho Cheese, Jalapeno Pepper, Montezuma's Revenge, Hot Salsa, Margarita On The Rocks, Siesta Buster, Buenas Noches, Hot Tamale, Manana, Navidad Lights, & Medianoche One of the hottest colors in that saltwater would is Electric Chicken

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Rolo & senile I have to agree, while I've had limited success with senko type baits I've won a tournament & had tremendous success with a Texas Rigged Zoom Trick Worm with a nail in the tail. This setup will fall slowly & horizontally like a senko but it has a smaller profile which apparently makes a difference since the 2nd & 3rd place anglers were throwing senkos.

It's a Juvenile Cottonmouth which is lighter in color than adults; another clue is the flat head, water snakes have a rounded head on top. Texans may be reluctant to brag about this one, but the Lone Star State is, undeniably, a cornucopia of snake diversity. We boast a stunning 68 species of snakes. If you include both species and subspecies in that number, it gives you a grand total of 115 - the highest number in all of the United States.

Dude I can't promise you a Share-A-Lunker but I can guarantee you will be at their house Oh yea add this to your favorites http://www.toledo-bend.com/lconline/index.asp

My suggestion would be not to remove the very front seat or the very back seat; this is what holds your boats shape (structural integrity). I fell using bed liner adds to much unnecessary weight, a good quality paint will do just as good of a job at sealing and weigh less. I also prefer to use aluminum over wood because it's lighter, stronger and just as easy to work with as wood.

ok,....Now throw one IN THE WATER! ;D I did they didn't do any thing in the bath tub, just kinda sat there

Dude all you guys/gals are in our hearts & on our minds daily Mecri Beau Coup (Thank You Large)

There have been times I could have sworn Glenn was clairvoyant, he fussed at me before I've said it, and I just smile, agree and move on. It has been said God gave us 2 ears and 1 mouth so we would listen twice as much as we talk. That's why I start every day with Dear God; please put your arms around my shoulders and your hand over my mouth.

About time you answer! Larry & I thought you went to the lake without us :'( Dude would you like a personal guide for a couple of those days?

Texas Rigs, Carolina Rigs, Drop Shot, or Jig-N-Craw

I've thrown senkos in the spring, I've thrown senkos in the summer, I've thrown senkos in the fall, & I've thrown senkos in the winter. I've thrown senkos on Toledo Bend, I've thrown senkos on Calcasieu River, I've thrown senkos on Lake Vernon, I've thrown senkos on Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge, & I've thrown senkos on Toro Creek. I've thrown senkos Texas Rigged, I've thrown senkos Wacky Rigged, I've thrown senkos Carolina Rigged, & I've thrown senkos Drop Shot. I've not given up on senkos but they are nowhere near the top of my list

Plastics, you pick the technique

No BS dude the only senko type bait I've had success with was a FoodSource Lures that someone was giving away at a tournament registration. I caught 5 bass on them with only 1 being a keeper of about 4.5 lbs. Same thing with Yamamoto's cut tail worms or a Fat Ika it's a big ZERO.

Ok Bud, that crack is on the cap on the transom, go to Lowes, buy a piece of aluminum L-angle and bolt it over the cracked piece. Go as long as you can fit with the L-angle. The other one I would worry to much about, stop drill it and fill it in. Stop drilling is simply drilling a hole (1/8 drill bit) at each end of the crack which stops it from cracking farther.

Absolutely not, when senkos first came out I read all the articles in Inside Line magazine and was totally hooked. Since that time till now I've caught 3 bass during pre-spawn about 3-4 years ago and nothing since. I still throw em and still can't get bit! I have never had so much as a bump on a chatterbait

Another secret: stay away from avid & muddy With Muddy y'all fish the same spot over & over; avid volunteered to dive in to check the depth but with that mug he'll scare all the fish.

Yea they get a lot of hype but what I think is weird is I've only caught 2 or 3 bass on one, a senko and a chatter bait are the two most unproductive baits I've ever used.

told you to be careful or you would end up getting hooked

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