Mike L

Hello and Welcome Mike

Hello and Welcome Mike

Florida! You can start in the pan handle and fish Seminole, Drive 5 hours and you're at the St Johns River, Drive 2 hours and you're at the Harris Chain Drive 1 hour and fish Toho, Kissimee Chain Drive 2 more and you're at the Rodman Reservoir Drive 2 more and you're in Istokpoga Come on down 3 and you're in heaven...The Big O itself 'Nuff said (Timing may be different but you get the idea.) Mike

For me it's always been the original Pop R. For me there's none better. Mike

Rage Cut R first, if that doesn't work a Fat Max ribbon tail. Mike

I don't think it matters at all. Even tho some folks here do color thier line. They'll be along shortly. And certainly don't think a bass will smell it and turn away. But thats me. Mike

Howdy!! Mike

Skinny Dippers have been a staple down here for as long as I can remember. If they want wiggle I use the Skimny Dipper only in Houdini. If they want thump I change to a Big EZ only in June Bug. Both rigged with a 5/0 keel weighted Owner spring lock hook with centering pin. Some times I'll use a 6/0 Gambler Duz-It under spin. Mike

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I texpose everything, It's almost mandatory down here. The only time I don't is when useing Trokar hooks. Mike

I don't do it enough. Mike

Mmm, After all these years I thought you were an animal lover ? Mike

Don't think you're gonna get a lot of negative responses. Especially on this board. Mike

12# Sniper Mike

Ditto Mike

It's just me Mike

2oz Tungsten weight. 1pk Mann's Jelly Worms (Motor Oil) 1pk Fat Max ribbon tail worms (Red/Black) 1 Ice cream cone with what's left. Mike

Mmmmm Mike

Speed worms are always in my rotation. For the standard size I use a 4/0 skip gap hook with a 3/16 tungsten weight. However, in the spring and summer I always grab the magnum first. 5/0 Owner spring lock hook with centering pin. Either weightless our with a 1/8. Another thing.... Don't over look the Speed Craw. Rig that thing with a 3/0, peg the weight and pitch it in holes of any kind of floating vegetation. Or if they're not hitting the standard sized worm change to the Craw with the same set up. Mike

Really! I never knew it was a real place. We may be passing through that way this autumn. I'll have to put it on the "Hey let's check that out" list. Thanks Mike

Hello and Welcome Mike

Hello and Welcome Mike

Hello and Welcome Mike

Hello and Welcome Mike

Shooter is designed to have more abrasion resistance and a little less stretch than Sniper which is minimal anyway. Sniper is a little more manageable as a result. Mike