Hornytoad 10

super hot!!!!

I usually fish for them with a slip float, how ever i have some questions regarding the straw floats used for live bait fishing, i use an 8in weighted big daddy float with usually 1/2 ounce egg sinker, i still cant get the straw to stand up >, any advice is appreciated.

a fish shaped rock, no joke ;D

anyone use these? How do they swim?, Are they worth the money? :-?

i'm 14 and LOVE fishing, in fact i just got back.

pretty good thinking there!

The revo has a smaller profile than the curado and is sooooo much smoother, and can pull 3oz sinkers with ease. if you can afford one get the stx and you wont regret it

For my setup i use a powell 765 with a revo stx, and i must say that it is the most comfortable rod/reel i have ever held, I highly recommend a revo but ardent also makes a reel strictly for flippin' and pitchin', its designed by denny brauer, it looks good to,

slip bobbers

How do they each preform, are they the same size , i ask that because on mattlures website it says their 5 inches, and on tackle warehouse it says 5 1/2 inches

A friend gave me one, and i was wandering how i should work it.

find a creek, and start flipping over medium sized rocks, and you WILL find crawfish

I want to start pouring my own plastics, but i have a few questions. *can i use two regular hand injectors to do laminate pours or can i just buy an adaptor? *what's the best plastic material? *do aluminum molds work better than plaster molds?

these baits look great, anyone use them?

shaky heads are a killer pond bait, the advantage to using them, especially with craws is they stand up putting the bait in the natural defencive position of the crawfish. in 20-30 foot of water i would use a 3/8 oz jighead.

start out tying jigs, and work your way up from their

try a sneed's shaky head, their made in my home town, they are KILLER jig heads, there made with mustad ultra-point hooks. their website is www.sneedproducts.com check em' out.

I cant believe no one has mentioned JITTERBUG'S!!!!

Will do.

Thanks alot, i'll take a look at the website.

I'd like a rod for smaller swimbaits (up to 6 inches) not much longer than 7'6, my budget is not to tight, $150-$200 is reasonable.

Ok thanks for the info.

You can feel quite a bit more without a foregrip, but if you really want to feel more keep your pointer finger on your line at all times, you can feel every bite.

Has anyone used them?, if so what do you think of them.

look's sweet, but trim the weedguard a little bit.