Jigfishn10

Slow roll a spinnerbait. ?

I didn't realize Fortnight was still a thing?

Yep...love it when you try and multi task, you run around trying to get things done...and....you....forget to go to the bathroom. ?

Nicely done Mike...Sounds like a tasty way to have them...for most of us any way...?

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I actually thought his clothes looked a little big ?

Use a heavier trailer

Good luck man. pm your address and 832 line weight and I’ll drop in the mail for a 1st voyage gift

Yep, this boy is not ready for those temps yet. Just think, fishing is about 4 month’s away ?

You serious? Here I am complaining cuz our overnights are in the low 20’s! Stay warm MN.

Don’t worry buddy, at our age and marriage arrangement, we’re not exactly fricken charming these days. ?

Ok, fair warning. I’ll report this post in 10 minutes for moderation in case you didn’t see it and if you don’t see it, I’ll pm you. It’s when your stomach sticks out more than your dickydo

You’re a pretty young guy but you may wanna start thinking about it buddy. 10 years will go by and the next thing you see is you’re suffering from Dickydo.

I’m tying bucktail jigs and use clear nail polish to finish the wrap. I went to Walgreens and had the same thing happen to me. The look is even more comical when your 55 y/o buying nail polish. ? I’m not exactly classified as “fricken charming” these days.

That's about when @Raider Nation Fisher started routing for the black & silver. ? I remember routing for Fran Tarkenton and the Purple People Eaters in that Super Bowl.

My fingers are crossed @Mike L

Looks great man! Reminds me, I'm gotta get rid of a bunch of spinnerbait heads/frames, blades etc. I should probably spend the day inventorying and give them to one of our young anglers.

Stepping up from Miller Lite to Coors Light? ?

I think your 6'6 is pretty much a happy medium for the bank. Long enough to get to winter & summer bass and short enough to give a short game in spring and fall.

Started painting another 32 jig heads. Heavier ones this time around. 3/4, 1 & 1 1/2 oz. The one's on the above post are all 1/4 oz and destined to be fished in hard bottom, rocky areas and boulder mounds in waters between 40 - 90 feet of water. The heavier ones will be for a different use. I found that the heavier jigs needed a little more time under the heat gun. Had 2 that came out with holiday's and 3 that ran and left a drip. The 2 with holiday's I left alone, I actually like the way they look. The 3 that ran I cut the drip with a utility knife/box cutter and shaved it to shape. Put under the heat gun for a few seconds. It worked. Lesson learned there. Still trying to figure out how to keep the line tie free of paint? It's not going to help now, but would love to figure out for the future.

All the ones mentioned above. I recently got some white bucktail on Amazon (I'll have to check the seller) for a good price. If you do buy online and the seller actually has the item(s) in stock, make sure you check the shipping rates. I'm sure shipping was a little pricey for the holiday's but some sellers like to add a little extra for "handling".

We've only had a couple of dustings here and there...Me thinks we're heading for a snowy February though.

I saw the title and was totally mislead...? @Columbia Craw, glad you're feeling better.

"You cook for 2 minutes or over an hour"...as they say Quote: Source Unknown

OMG, you never had squid before? Haha!