Nice_Bass

Tap, tap.set the hook, drag pulls, and the fish hardly moves as you drive a tru-turn into it. Another moment I get excited about is when a plan comes to fruition. You study the lake map, circle a few saddles, points, rockbars, etc. that you are certain will hold fish, pick the right baits for the situation, and catch fish dusk till dawn.

fish early and late...Even at lake of the ozarks it still puts fish in the boat.

You can not beat the tex rigged powerbait bouncing across points...but, Senkos have been clearing them out tex rigged weightless around stumps, at all times of day. Been a lot of fun fishing them on a spinning rod as well, makes even the 15 inchers seem like 20's.

I usually burn them like a buzz bait in and out of thick cover. Also effective, is through standing timber, the slow decent on the pause around stumps, and trunks is irresistible with the flapping legs; the slower decent than a buzz or spinnerbait keeps it in the strike zone just a bit longer.

Agreed, easy to rig, fishes well. Only drawback I had was that fish did not tend to hold on long so it took a quick hookset which is also tough when they blow up on the top, rather they take it down a bit. Sorry, this was in regards to the YUM money hound...I am new to posting, not fishing. Cheers!

Agreed, easy to rig, fishes well. Only drawback I had was that fish did not tend to hold on long so it took a quick hookset which is also tough when they blow up on the top, rather they take it down a bit.