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Well done! actually i was just pullin for the Dutch and mentioned spain and germany as big wigs

oh that post i quoted was before the world cup started, just made a few good predictions. bein a silly ego really

Catt i'm gonna shack up at the Fin and Feather one long weekend and kidnap you and make you take me fishing ;D I'm gonna start calling you The Hummingbird

clockwork orange. nickname for hollands national team due to their precision passing

The right color attracts bass, detail attracts the fisherman. It's a reaction bite application so the bass aren't worried about details, as you stated. nice topic

agreed. absolutely amazing skills. (watch arsenal) Oh, and viva dutch!! Always been a fan of total football, these guys are artists. But in all honesty, Spain and Germany will be the big wigs this time. Still can't believe Russia didn't make it. dang, i'm good. come on clockwork!!

touche fourbizz ;D ;D ;D

because all this guy was looking at was a rainbow but reacted like he was watching a Victoria's Secret catwalk.....weird pansy

"oh[ch65279] I know this dude! I saw him in wal mart having a fit over a pack of skittles" ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

whats up with the japanese and their broom sticks? most all these guys have extra heavy 8' rods

Just another point to get snagged. i would just get rid of it and use zooms 5/0 twistlock.

i wonder why people push that rig over these...http://www.crucialtackle.com/catalog/item/5843850/6756852.htm. why bother with the bobber stopper and a punch stop when you can just screw the weight to the bait?

I'm with Big-O. There is no doubt she would bite a worm. any worm, any length. i'd just throw a good ole baby brushog in watermelon w purple flake or junebug. cast, let it sink, hop it slowly back to you.

dude relax and just answer the post question, why can't you just hear him out and let that be that? all fishing buds was saying was that he enjoys himself regardless of the amount of fish he catches, a day on the water is a success. Why can't you let him have that? geez. :

:'( GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY :'(

dang! he hit it a foot below the surface and still spashed loud enough to make someone think someone fell in!?!?!

I got lucky enough to acquire a very detailed aerial photograph of the area I fish before it was flooded. There are SO many places down below i never knew existed before i saw this map. There are probably 25-30 former oxbow lakes that get my attention the most. Do you think these things could be honey holes? I know there is only one way to find out, and my first trip with this new knowledge is tomorrow morning. The electronics on the boat aren't the best so this was like finding a treasure map. Only the folks who've fished this place their whole lives know these secrets. But is there a certain feature i should keep an eye out for in these oxbows? Are some better than the others and why? Some oxbows are oxbows off of other oxbows, away for what used to be the main river. What else should I look for?

http://www.tru-tungsten.com/denny-brauers-flippin-weights.html. i use the 1.5 oz to punch through that stuff. beavers, brushogs, lizards and flukes all work. Or cast a brushog on top weightless, pull it to the edge of the weeds and let it fall right beside it

I second Catt's input. Bigger, darker baits with sufficient water displacement. War eagle has a dark purple spinnerbait for night fishing that has one big, shiny, purple colorado on it. I bite a half inch off the head of a junebug red baby brushog, and throw it on there for a trailer. And if the moon is out, i drag a big *** lizard across the surface in the pads or near the bank for some topwater action. Catt got me all excited talkin about a big jig through some grass in 12' of water, i need to give that a shot. it's all great fun till the mosquitoes become an insane, cloudy swarm

you need 40' power poles ;D

so i need to study shad patterns and behavior more than bass behavior.

support your local tackle shops

i've heard they're stunned pretty bad for a couple days after being caught, then i've also heard people catching the same fish twice in a day. seems to be so many variables in play here it's hard to know for certain. wish we could put a tiny camera on one female and one male caught.

nah, she's a 4, sweet catch man, love catchin em on crankbaits

prime time spot for a spro, all that juicy muck to walk him through. nice fish.