florida strain

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7:1:1 -burning baits 5:4:1- power 6:3:1- all purpose i use lure specific rods

Nice article,as well as the others on this site. I gotta admit sometimes i forget about those. Thanks for the reminder.

Nice decals

I catch a few off them from time to time here.They hit alot off topwater plugs,brighter colors and just chew them up and mess the trebbles up. I have caught some while fishing crappie on a jig color called electric chicken. They are every where here.

seem pretty cool. there is just something about catching a fish on something you created yourself, that makes you get into it.

i have used the tassel tail worm, but i like the regular worm better.

topwater, and pitch t- rigged creatures. is what i like to do.

those cranks are very nice, i was wondering what you make your shad dots with? i have been using notebook paper binder supports as a stincil. they stick well ,and dont leave any residue,and the size dot is the size of a hole in notebook paper.

looks pretty good..does it peel or flake easily? or is it pretty solid?

shad rap -#7- perch

I wipe the dust off my rods, reels with a damp cloth , and use q-tips in hard to reach spots. If my line is brown and frayed and weak, I change it. I lube my reels when i change line.

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never used optima ,i have aways liked the interstate marine batteries.

shad rap

beetle spins,small jigs, roadrunners, ect. - same as fishing in the day. only difference is most guys have a light source shining in the water at night.

there's gotta be a way to attach them to a hard cover 3 ring binder,i need to find a device to attach the original package to the ring without punching a hole in the bag.

i like craw patterns , even if craws aren't plentiful as in other places, they can still be caught w/ them, in the right circumstances. similar a shinner pattern in a lake that has more shad.

Ive been using 20 # braid , and have less backlashes with it than 12# mono. But lure weight and wind also come into play with that.

yes they can, live minnows work well under a light source such as a lantern...

that sounds like a pretty good feast..im going to be grilling a steak tonight.

these lures didn't cost me very much to make. i made them from dowel rods, and spray paint, i need to get a paint gun...if you click the pics it comes up better

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they were spooning , so try a spoon ;D