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To farther answer your question a bass will usually attack from above and swallow the crawfish tail first. If the bass were to swallow the crawfish head first the claws would easily stick the bass in the throat. Just as GMAN mentioned about bait fish, the bass swallow them head first so the fins don't lodge in the bass's throat. As for the lure you are designing with the line attachment in the rear it would not be in the way. I use a lot of Texas Rigged Craw Worms; the line is in the rear, the same with a jig-n-craw. As for size crawfish vary from 2 immature to 6 mature being normal.

My Academy has them regular $139.99 on $69.88 Y'all better check you local store 8-)

Mostly sunny 73 with south winds at 5 mph

Not all crawfish are created equal; it is very common for some get 6 to 8 in length

It really depends on the size of the crawfish; well the size of the crawfishes claws A bass will not attack an adult crawfish head on when the crawfish is in a defensive posture period. The bass will wait until the crawfish moves thus lowering its claws or the bass will circle attacking from the rear.

That would be a big 10-4 Not only is your line your most important link to the fishit is the only link

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The key to the answer is found here 2. Pro Craft 192 Super Pro- 18'6" 94" beam with 200 Merc Optimax- Dealer that I have heard does not have the best service

Every thing I own I fish; if I don't fish it I chunk it Plastic 80% of the time Jigs 15% of the time Every thing else 5% of the time

Rat-L-Traps are a must for the time frame y'all are planning on visiting Fork Colors: Lake Fork Special & any thing red or orange

Not to steal a topic but out of curiosity how many of you line watchers night fish and what do you do when you can't see your line?

Happy Birthday Dude 8-) Remember you ain't as good as you once was but you're as good once as you ever was Mine was 12/20/1951 8-)

Had em backwards, some times the fingers are faster than the brain! Kawasaki KDX200 well now the picture will not post Fine looking bikes, my son and I are looking at one for my grandson

You got a web link I raced Yamaha IT200 in enduro and cross country

C3's old school! Now that's funny right there I got a 5000 that's 30 year old; it's mounted on a Heddon fiberglass rod with a cast aluminum handle. Won many a tournament with it, wouldn't sell it for $1,000 but wouldn't fish with it again

Oh my God you guys a CERTIFIABLE...Hawg Hunters Plastics tackle box weighs 35 lbs Jigs & trailers box weighs 30 lbs Spinner Baits a couple dozen Buzz Baits a dozen Rat-L-Traps dozen & a half Rouges 8 ea Crank Baits 12 or 14 Accessories box 15 lbs We aint talking salt water yet

After about 2 days of warm weather I will go back to the patterns that were working prior to the cold front. If you were not on the water prior to the front then start looking for early pre-spawn bass in staging areas

I've night fish 7 months of the years for the last 35 years so I'm accustom to not watching my line; night fishing has heighten my since of feel far beyond normal anglers. Even when I do fish during day light hours my partners accuse me of not paying attention to my line. Yet while they are chewing me out about my lack of line watching I'm setting hook; they usually just shake the head in disgust. I probably watch my line 10% of the time and most of this occurs on the initial drop.

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02/05/07 Lake Charles, Louisiana This Afternoon: Mostly sunny, with a high near 64. East wind around 5 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 37. Southeast wind around 5 mph. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 68. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 49. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 69. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 54. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. Thursday: Partly cloudy, with a high near 65. South wind between 5 and 10 mph. WHY AINT I ON THE LAKE

The Sabine River Authority list full pool at 172 however the normal lake level is 169-170; the reason for the changes is SRA has both generators working 24/7. The lake level is completely controlled by the SRA and their contracts to generate electricity. Will the level be at full pool by March God only knows because the SRA will continue to generate until the meet their goals or the lake level falls below 165. I can tell you after 35 years on the lake it will be high for the spawn (late Feb-April), it always is. So if you are planning to fish spawning bass be ready to fish thick buck brush and button willows.

Deep water structure with Texas Rig, Carolina Rig, Jig-N-Craw, or Deep Crank Baits

Awesome Cool boat set up