Everything posted by scaleface
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I need some new tube heads , hook tail plastic worms , 3\4 ounce Red Eye Shad's , 17 lb test trillene ,
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But if a creek goes east and west and all things even , the side getting hit by the sun should warm up faster . Early year fishing I search for steep south facing banks .
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Its not a straight pull the channel is curved .So its tough to pull the wire out . A flexible wire would make it a lot faster .
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See that graph . Thats the spaghetti returns I like .
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Those are big channels . I love catching them myself . On my home lake I troll crankbaits on the flats for them . They are easy to see on a depth finder and if the gulls and white bass are busy the cats are biting .
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I need to find a flexible wire then I can churn them out fast . I would be up for trading .
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For what its worth , I metal detect and the south facing hillsides thaw long before the north facing ones .
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I'll use whatever hook matches my bait , but yes its like a punch weight but it didnt cost me a couple bucks for one . It is basically free . This one is from the 1/4 ounce cavity . I also have a 1/8 , 3/8 and 1/2 . I just made another one from a banana head lure .
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Those texas jig weights that AJ and Catt are always going on about . I have a spinnerbait mold . Instead of putting a hook in it I just ran the wire all the way through and Tada .
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If I do any bass fishing from here to spring it will be below a dam on a small river and the lures will be crappie jigs with twister tail grubs or road runners . I will b after bites and dont care wht the species is.
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The largest spotted bass I ever caught , about 4 lbs was fooled by a large size Pico Pop in deep standing timber at Table Rock Lake . I was reeling it slow and steady . It was shimmying and pushing a big old bulge out in front . Not a wake bait but it was creating a nice wake .
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I just though of something that I plan on trying . There is a metal disc on the lip of the Dredger . That would be a perfect place to add a suspend dot and get it centered . Then you might be able to get a couple more feet out of the lures . The 14.5 which is the size of a Deep Little N might be able to reach 17 foot or so .
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It drives me loco when the crappie fishermen a the ramp tell me about the giant bass they caught .I'm beginning to think they are pulling my leg .
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I dont know what they are .
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The dredgers will get deep . I caught several keepers past twenty foot this past year with the 25.5 . I have never caught bass that deep before with a diving bait . They have become my favorite line of deep diving baits . I caught bass on all five sizes . Every single one ran true . They have a tight action , easy to cast and retrieve . The only negative for some people might be that they are not highly buoyant .
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Way to scrape those big bass off the bottom . I bet it felt good to set the hook on those chunks .
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I do the same thing with all types of lures . A bait gets hot , I keep tying it on . This year I had a buzzbait that was just killing it until one day the line snapped on a cast .
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I need to get a picture next year . I have an old eagle Fish Mark that I converted to a portable unit and when I see spaghetti at a small local lake ' I'm going to be busy catching fish for awhile .
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When you are going over some structure like a point and there looks like spaghetti on the depth finder , that is active fish . It might be black bass might not .
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It looks like one of the Wiggle warts is the little size . I use to have several of them , they worked real well in tree tops .
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i have a couple .
