Carrington

for finese i will use a texas rigged zoom finese worm with an unpegged 1/8 oz tungsten weight.

i def dont have the money to be wasting these things, so i will only use the beat up ones as trailers, thanks for the input and advice.

Also, i picked up a pack of yamamoto kreatures today and are those meant to be texas rigged also or are they good as jig trailers.

senko, thats exactly how i caught them today, only differnce is i was using a 3/0 gamagatzu ewg hook.

also thanks for all the help guys.

i used it texas rigged with an unpegged 1/8 oz tungsten weight and man i killed them. caught multiple 2+ lb fish.

ok thanks, i was planning on trying them on these new mop jigs that i got from bps tonight.

but are they any good for jig trailers?

Is this soft plastic meant to be a jig trailer? or what is it used as?

for texas rigged worms, i use 1/8 oz green or black tungsten weight that is unpegged about 90% of the time.

i cant wait till this fall, ill be joining the team and starting engineering. ive never fished claytor though but it looked like a fairly good size lake on bing maps. good luck

could you please release a 1/8 oz model for the normal shakey 2 head you make?

ok thanks for the help.

so extra fast would work great?

would extra fast action be bad also? because another rod came up that had extra fast action and was medium heavy.

i use basicaly all soft plastics and cranks. i mainly throw senko type baits, zoom finnese worm, and strike king elaztech shakeyhead worms.

ok, only reason i was asking is because i am very iffy about the rod in the forsale section of these forums and found the rod mentioned aboved on another site that alot of my friends have had good expierences with.

would a 7 foot medium heavy medium action st.croix avid work good for a single hook rod.

ya im considering either trying wilde lake or if the boat is ready going out on anna or chesdin. all depends on the repair shop.

i was just looking at the classes i will have to take for the next couple years since im majoring in aerospace engineering and some of the math courses ive never even heard of lol. so i can only imagine how hard they will be.

that looks really awesome, good job.

for casting, a medium rod in my experience will help you cast lighter lures farther and i think it is just a superior rod for lighter cover than a medium heave to heavy rod.

i dont care about the running depth being super deep often so i use 17lb monofilamint.

i love the z-7 or z-9 so either would work if i had no limit on spending money.

by the way i wasnt sure if you said you will be pitching or flipping these plastics or just casting them into lighter cover. i usually cast into lighter cover with the setup i stated above.