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Fire Tiger is a good choice too.

I wonder what bird that is? Some kind of wading shore bird?

I keep skirts in plastic sleeves made for fire extinguisher tags.

I saw a great Blue heron wolf down a decent sized bass, easily.

Time to sharpen the fillet knife.

I'm off the Yum Dinger kick for the time being, too much line twist used as a Texas rig. Now I'm on the Strike King Cut R worm wagon and I'm bringing June Bug and Plum.

I have been learning an unfamiliar lake, finding spots , catching fish and having fun . Just havent caught anything huge. Been in a big fish slump.

I've been doing it , poorly . Not very accurate and a lot of loops. When I do get a good one its cool. Chatterbaits are pretty good for overhanging trees.

My Drain the Lake picks were much better. I finished at 96.8.

The paint job looks Bagleys but those eyes.

I've learned some tricks from him.

As far as Randy goes , I unsubscribed , not because of his views on FFS but because of his constant lecturing. He thinks he has this insight on life that every one else lacks and feels the need to convey it . He has some good tips and a couple of them I use all the time now.

I dont know how to set the drag either and just go by feel. I'm going to go check, using a scales, what my worm rod is set at right now. Am I suppose to measure with the string through the guides on a bent rod or straight out of the reel ?

The high blue bird skies dont bother me a lot on lakes that I know. On water I dont know , I'll probably struggle.

When the parking is full.

I use to fish a river from canoe for smallmouths, never saw another bass fisherman. When word finally got out , it spread quickly and now the river is nothing like it once was. It went from 100 fish days to skunks.

I didnt know he was late.

I took Gallant just to pick someone with a lower percentage. Hes from Ontario and rooms with the Johnsons. Bottom 10. Nice selection with Gee.

I have some dignity but free fishing gear is free fishing gear.

Maybe but I dont think so. He was telling me the history of the lake , the dozer piles that use to be there and other info. He was knowledgeable and my B.S. meter wasnt going off.

Ignominy.

I dont think its the worm as much as the location . There are hidden brushpiles out there and these lake regulars know where they are. I have found a few.

Hopefully this dumpster dive will put me on bigger bass.

Three lbs

I had a decent day Tuesday on a 150 acre lake. Caught around 25 bass on buzzbaits and worm. Biggest about three lbs. I talked with guy at the ramp who he said he caught two six lbers and a five. I didnt press him for info but when he left he threw his trash out in a dumpster. So I checked it out and there were six seven inch purple Rage Tail worms in his trash bag. They appeared to only catch one bass each, were barely torn up and skin hooked on the side. Well at least I know the bait he was using . I kept them, cut a half inch off the tip. I'll use them next time .