fowlskies
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You guys are making me even more anxious. Preytorien, I'll be waiting for the pics.
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Just ordered a bunch of Malta Dredge brush jigs. I have to say I love how you can customize your jigs, from head color to the skirt color to the living rubber color. Its so refreshing having a say in how your baits looks compared to walking into the local big box and grabbing whatever is on the shelf. Now I'm anxious for them to show up at my front door. I've never used living rubber jigs before, I'm assuming they'll be good in the pre-spawn when the water is cooler.
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For strictly fishing, without a second thought I would go with the fishfinder but for life in general (including fishing) I'd go with the gopro. This is all a mute point since you get the best of both worlds
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Mines a play on words. I enjoy waterfowl hunting in the fall and our best hunts are usually during or before foul weather. So its along the lines of foul weather brings fowl to the skies.
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haha...that was my pickup line when i first met my wife, "wanna see an odd rod"
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Mines going towards sheetrock and insulation for my dinningroom...wooohoo I might see if I can sneak a curado g or chronarch in depending on their clearance prices. On a sidenote taxes are what I do for a living. Uncle Sam really likes it when you are married with young children, thats where my refund comes from.
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He called him dink...I think I just woke my wife sleeping next to me laughing at that one. Dink is the level poster he is, like yours says fry. The more you post the larger size fish your level goes to. Welcome to the forums this really is a great site and thanks for the laugh.
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This past season was my first time using a dropshot. I used two different worms, the zoom finesse worm and the Yum Shakealisous, I had more success on the shakealisous out of the two but I did well with both baits. To answer your question the zooms were the first I'd pickup but I seemed to do better on yum I picked up some Missle baits fuse 4.4 and plan on picking up some roboworms to tryout this spring.
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I'm left handed and when it comes to baitcasters I use right handed reels. I like to impart the action of the rod with my left hand and I also feather the spool more naturally with my left thumb. It also made it easier to learn coming from spinning setups. I fish for bass, pike and walleye, none of these are going wear me out trying to reel them to the boat. If I was deep sea fishing and battling a fish for multiple hours then I'd want a left-handed reel because it's my stronger hand but for the fishing I do I don't need the power in my cranking side I'd rather use the better athletic ability of my left hand to give my bait the action and to feather the spool.
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Hopefully its like the anteras, that reel is a thing of beauty. Although I heard its the same platform as either the Chronarch ci4 or Metanium. My guess is its going to be the ci4 since they already have a Chronarch in that form, which I find rather ugly. But either way after the G series flopped I'm sure it will be one boss of a reel.
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Looks a lot like the Cabela's fire tail but I've only seen that in a grub not a worm, makes me wonder if they made it in a worm at one time. I know they still sell it in the grub but not the worm.
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I used to mainly go with the netbait paca chunk but then they came out with the Berkeley havoc rocket craw and I now have a new main trailer that I use. Great action, I like the long antennas to help the action, the claws float better than the paca and the range tail all at a great price. Hard to beat. The Havoc line of baits really put some good baits on the market
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I was surprised it took so long for the pit boss to be mentioned, very good action. I'll throw another one in the mix that is on par with the pit boss. The Havoc Devil Spear is a deadly bait and don't be afraid to split it's tail.
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Thanks Mike you are the man! I love the basis of your show, it's a breath of fresh air from the over commercialized pros.
