koulaid

Punch tail Drop shot worm

Unless you are fishing in tournaments you wont need more than 3. 1 jig/worm 1 topwater 1 cranks/spinner

Like people said. Just bring it in and they will replace no questions asked if it was bought in 2010.

Cumara for sure. Especially the 6'8" model in MH Fast. I have mines with the core100mgfv. Perfect combo.

Why are you posting? Get out and fish day and night!!! Lol just kidding. Here in Michigan we still have about another month before the ice melts and then still have to wait til season opens in latee April. So sad.

I know why it sticks. Always happened to me too utnil i found out why. Keep it in the shade and away from the sun. Ever since then it stopped sticking to eachother. Weird i know but it works.

Thinking about coming down there to fish one of those lakes. Ya'll think my 14ft rowboat could handle those lakes? For some reason i cannot find the beech lake you guys are talking about on google maps.

Yes they do have 1.5 and 2.5 that rattles. They also now have the silent red eyes and silent 6xds.

THanks guys. But excuse my term noobiness but what is a hud?

thanks man. here's another quick edit. http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5291/5450757979_b58f10fb9f_b.jpg

Bringing this thread back from the dead. I was bored today so kinda took some more pictures. Here's one that i just finished editing. Will upload the rest tonight. hi-res : http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5293/5449654082_cb43e65084_b.jpg

This is my fav so far. LOL

I don't really care about a lot of post work unless i'm really shooting products for a customer.

Thanks for the background advice. I'm going to wait til spring rolls around to take pics outside. Maybe i'll take out the steez then.

Thanks for the comment. Yes i know i wasn't really thinking about cleaning the handles and such since i just wanted to test out my new umbrella. Also because i didn't have much time to setup my light how i wanted because i did it in my garage and it was about 20 degrees in there. Next time for sure i will make sure to get everyting perfectly. I like our post processing method. To me i don't really use photoshop alot, just lightroom for the raw files. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks! Here's 2 more i did a couple weeks ago. http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5127/5247826556_8fe9b4e2a7_b.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5046/5247826534_02f10f82ff_b.jpg I really like the first one. well done. what set up are you using? camera? lens? macro? This was shot in a light box that i made. 3 light setup total. Camera is a canon 550d(t2i), Lens is a canon 50mm f1.8, no macro.

Thanks! Here's 2 more i did a couple weeks ago. http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5127/5247826556_8fe9b4e2a7_b.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5046/5247826534_02f10f82ff_b.jpg

I took this on my boat. I would use my seamless background but everyone takes pictures with it. I wanted a more "in the nature" shot. I don't know if you know what that means but i just wanted something different. Yes i only used 1 speedlight with umbrella camera right and a white board as a little fill reflector behind the reels off camera.

I'm a amateur photographer and love taking pictures of fishing products. I was bored today so i decided to take out 2 of my most prized setups and take pictures. I'll be taking photos of lures next time. I hope they come out as good. Let me know what you think and how i can improve the composition. Click http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5283/5352525390_8a75799794_b.jpg for the High-Res picture.

So I've been messing around with this depth finder for a couple months now and still can't find the right settings. Been trying to get the archs but no luck. I can't even detect the weeds or rocks below. Help?

For me. I set my iso to the lowest i can. Bring the Exposure up 1 or 2 notch if the day is cloudy not. Always take a pic with the sun facing you and not behind you or to the side of you. Take close pics. And as bill dance would say: Hold the bass out further and they will look like monsters. Here's an example: Sun is behind me: Sun is on the side: Sun in front: You can really tell the difference although my camera i had with me that day is only a 5mp camera.

I love this worm! Strike King 3x ribbon tail

try using flukes on a weighted hook.

Spring time it's at least 15 bass per hour. Summer is 2-4 bass per hour here in Michigan.

All i got to say is quality>quantity.