Punkinseedfyretailz

Went out to Colonial beach last friday and blasted this sailboat. Took about 13hrs to complete spread between the last two fridays. Used regular playsand to take off the paint and pit up the gel coat so my client could put a new coat of epoxy on it. The last coat of epoxy didn't stick very well after a local blaster sodablasted the paint off, i'm guessing that the soda dust wasn't cleaned off properly. But, nonetheless my partner and I took care of the job and hope to see him on the water soon. This was actually my first experience blasting a boat, hopefully it won't be my last.

different strokes for different folks.

my brother and i are lookin' to take our first trip in a while tommorrow. today has been pretty rainy and tomorrow will be much of the same. i have a rattle trap a top dog, wacky worm, and a weighted t'rig. any suggestion??

plastics are great

t-rig

inline spinners chatterbaits and worms

nice find

lipless cranks are also deadly on pickerel and pike if you come across a few

i like to troll them in the summer. i also like to toss the in between two points or at the mouths of creeks, i do best on a straight slow retrieve. i prefer xcaliburs and aruku shads over the rest

lipless cranks and inline spinners are nice for rougher conditions

i dont have a lot of luck with a frog but when it do it usually comes from me throwing the bait to the bank and walking it into the water.

hell yeah, rage tails are ridiculous i dont care what kind it is

thats good stuff. i do that regularly, 3 kids 6,2,and 1 oh yeah i hide... lol good post

junebug is a great color. so is bama bug. deadly just deadly

nice fish better than my best of the year, i've got a 2'4