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I can tell y'all right now a kayak & this Cajun ain't happening! I simply can't sit that long & standing on one ain't no way. @riverat I did that for a while, old hand told me anything wider than your foot is wasted anyway. Climbed & slid down many a column.

@Mike L Gators Noles Canes

The color on the bag of plastics will say, Camo or Camouflage.

Tell y'all what's fun! Peeing off the back, at least with the Caracal there is shallow water anchors. Now in the Alweld its a picture show.

IDC "I don't care" For 35+ years all I threw was a Calcutta 100A-5.8:1 & a 50A 5.0.1. I did everything including punching & frogging with em.

Ain't gonna give up...ever

@JackstrawIII thickness of the plastic is the determining factor for me when selecting hooks. Everything else is either straight shank or offset hooks.

That's what ruined my back which in turn ruined my balance.

@Pat Brown most people don't know what that color is.

Cinnamon Pepper Neon Junebug Laminate

Hear ya! I had incredible balance often working as high as 150' in the air. Now I can't stand on a step stool without feeling off balance. I use to walk down the dock, jump on the deck of the boat. Now I walk down the dock, sit on the dock, put my feet on the deck then stand up. Back in March I was running my buddy's trolling motor on his Caracal. It was so sensitive that everytime the boat rocked the trolling motor moved with me. Quite humbling 😒

Great series 👍

@gimruis You're absolutely correct but I can find something to glean from every comment. I get a lot from @A-Jay even through he's up north & I'm down south. Great minds think alike!

Xpress H17 Hyper-Lift Hull Length: 17' Bottom: 67" Beam: 93" Hull thickness: 0.125"

My most productive month is August.

Y'all be looking for that school chasing a ball of shad. I'm out there at night hunting for Nadine & her sisters. July & August big bass months

Uhh! Nope! True Turn hooks were red, green, & don't remember what the 3rd color was.

My two favorite seasons to fish for that reason.

When I can I will fish during midweek. The two most popular times of the year is spring & fall because the bass are shallow & closer to the shoreline...easier to find. The vast majority of anglers beat the shoreline water too a froth. Foward facing sonar opened up deepwater fishing to anglers who couldn't before. Bass do not morph into a new creature just because the sun set! Neither does their food source. When talking night fishing I don't mean a few hours a year. I start in April & continue until October. My typical day is 6:30 pm to 8:00 am.

Most anglers are shallow water fishermen while bass tend to be in deeper water. Anglers have the misconception that the bass feed more at night. I believe they think that because they don't fish at night.

Ringworms ? 1972 after my second weekend trip in a row to Toledo Bend I had yet to catch a bass. As I stood on the dock unloading the boat I picked up my worm rod which had a Texas Rigged Blue Rebel Ringworm in it. I made a 20 yd cast to a cypress tree & was rewarded with a 3# chunk. Since that day I've caught double digit bass across 5 southern states, won tournaments, caught my biggest stringers all on Ringworms. 2019 I won a Dodge Ram with a Ringworm Rings offer a larger profile yet has less plastic for the hook to penetrate. Yamamoto 10” Ichi Worm