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Angling Adam, What size of split-shot were you using and what was your presentation? Cheers, CWeb

This is amazing. My marriage will definately last forever now....I'll stay out of her hair reading this stuff all day.

Looks like you had a great season Dave. Nice fish and beautiful lakes. Cheers, CWeb P.S. Weber's Web.....coming January 2010

Good looking fish! Is the bottom soft where it was caught? The colouring would indicate that...just curious. CWeb

There's some nice fish. See perseverance pays off :

simplejoe, thanks for the post. It sounds like a drop shot for jerk baits. I like the idea and will have to give it a try! CWeb

Nice fish. The markings are beautiful.

Nice Fish!

Great fish A-Jay. I like the way you tell a story as well!! Keep 'er coming. CWeb

Thank you all for the great posts. Keep them coming!!!! I agree with East Mark.....how do you tell the difference between bait balls and vegetation and more importantly, how are you able to determine the difference between the bait and the targeted fish? To be honest I can't tell where on your sonar (in the 2nd pic) you are referring to as lines that show the bass. The more feedback the better as I also struggle to read sonar :'( Thanks in advance. CWeb

While I have had success with drop-shotting walleyes I am looking for feedback on how to work it for smallies. Do you just cast it out and slowly work it back to the boat/shore or do you present it in more of a vertical presentation? Also, how would you describe the way that a smallie bites it (walleye nip at it)? Any drop shot overview that some of you veterens can provide me would be most appreciated. The smallie lakes that I will be fishing have lots of boulders and rock piles and if I want to venture away from shore I would think this is a technique that I will want to feel confident in. Thanks in advance. CWeb

Great fish and photo. What do you mean by, "saddle hole?" I'm thinking, if this kind of structure produces that type of figh I should familiarize myself with what a saddle hole is and look for it when I'm out next. CWeb

Nice photos. I see you're rocking them on a tube. Is that your go to bait? CWeb

Great photo. I can see that shoreline over your shoulder producing more on the topwater. The laydowns and such must make for nice morning action!? CWeb

hey, fatwobbler, just putting together a bait monkey list here: Who makes the DT22 and DT16 and what colours do you recommend? Also, is there a model name/number and depth range for the Poes that you recommend? Thanks in advance. CWeb