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Catt

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  1. Why ya skinning cats? You're probably the one who's putting them in a bag huh! Wanna find out how good you are? Take a kid fishing!
  2. Y'all need to rewatch some Pro tournaments! Even KVD switches hands
  3. A 12.92# was caught the weekend of the 9th along with 6 other double digits. https://www.louisianasportsman.com/fishing/bass-fishing/big-bass/hammer-time-on-toledo-bend/
  4. @Troy85 SW Louisiana. From the Sabine River to the Atchafalaya Basin, Toledo Bend & Sam Rayburn.
  5. I built spinnerbaits for years.
  6. Megastrike Cavitron Clacker Buzzbait Humdinger black on black Recently bought Buckeye's G-Buzz, it has a really small blade.
  7. Other than wire diameter we need to consider the distance from the line tie to the swivel. Longer arm has more flex thus creating more vibration. Short arms flex less & put more emphasis on blade design. Blade design is another part of the equation. Deep cupped blades create more vibration than flater blades. Blade finish has a lot to do with flash. In off colored water painted blades excel, yet they're seldom mentioned here.
  8. @Troy85 You in South Louisiana?
  9. Lot of things to consider Pond, lake, River, bayou or creek Marsh, brackish or freshwater Is the water generally off colored or clear. What caused the change, how drastic was the change. Bass in bodies of water that are normally off colored use their lateral line to locate pray more than their eye sight to feed.
  10. Congratulations 😉 4#
  11. @LrgmouthShad Since Lonnie's passing the company has went down 😥 @king fisher The research Lonnie did measured both flash & vibration given off. Thin wire definitely gave off more vibration but the down side is it bends easily & eventually breaks from being straightened. Stanley tapered shaft eliminated that problem. The "Wedge" shaped blade adds to the amount of vibration.
  12. Select one each of the following: Topwater, mid-depth, & bottom contact. Larry Nixon is known as Mr. Versatile, not for his ability to use every technique known to man. His versatility is in his ability to adapt to changing conditions quickly while using a simple selection of lures.
  13. Diawa Tatula TTU711MHXB Just so happens it's an excellent jig rod.
  14. @Crow Horse Don't know if that's the exact name brand I use but mine are maybe 1/8" wide. Notice how the tag end lays horizontal.
  15. There was a study done showing which spinnerbait has the most flash & vibration. Stanley's Vibra Wedge easily beat every spinnerbait on the market including Hildebrandt. Humdinger is an absolute killer but the thin wire will bend easily & will break.
  16. To keep skirts in place easily I use micro zip ties. Most zip ties have a "vertical" tag end, the ones I buy have a "horizontal" tag end. You can even get em in various colors.
  17. Bass live where they're born! I fish a lot of tidal marshes & freshwater marshes. They all have soft to mud bottoms. Bass that were born there adapt to that environment.
  18. Designed with Stanley’s precision ground tapered shaft, the Stanley Vibra Wedge Spinnerbaits start with a stout .041-gauge wire that tapers down to a thinner .018-gauge wire to provide maximum vibration with plenty of hook-setting power.
  19. Tip: when I see one of guides loading his boat after a day on the water. I will walk over & start a conversation. While talking I'm looking around the bottom of boat. If there's a pile of plastics of a certain color & shape I promise you that's what they were catching on. If there's a pile of hard baits, they wasn't catching on those.
  20. Catt replied to LrgmouthShad's topic in Fishing Tackle
    “Improvise, Adapt, Overcome” Old timers old than me looked at a leaded headed jig & thought, that thing needs a peirce of plastic on it.
  21. Wednesday the 27th I have access to FFS, Thursday I'll have no sonar, Friday back to FFS, Saturday IDK!
  22. My friend I'm going with does!

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