Everything posted by Comfortably Numb
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Pre Rapala Wiggle Wart Color Chart
PM me your email and I will sent a text only excel that is very good reference
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Most Effective " New To You" Lures In 2014
Yup. Hard to beat a popper that wlks the dog that easy
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Yozuri Crawfish "crankbait"
Looks cool. Does not look very snagless. With slow sink, prob hard to keep on the bottom unless fished very slow. Pretty big too
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Most Effective " New To You" Lures In 2014
Ima Roumba and Popmax
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Treble Hook Replacement
Guy on Facebook sells genuine Mustad KVD triple grip shorts for under $25 for 100 shipped. Alot of the bait painters buy from him.
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Blade Bait And Hook Size
KVD Triple Grip #4 short. PM me for amazing prices on them. NOT ME and NO afiliation
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Angles
Whats up with the new avatar pic??
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Building A Shallow Cranking Box With $250 Budget
Acadamy CRS and CRM squarebills
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Plano Custom Divider 3770 & 3771
Mmmmm Rhoumbas Cool boxes. Cant beat tese for Jerkbaits though.
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Dirty Water Drop Shot.
Stick a rattle in the plastic
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Wiggle Warts?
One just sold for over three grand. I collect and fish them.
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Finesse Fishing In The Wind?
This was going to be my reccomendation also if that is what you are comfortable with. I never understand why people fish a DS with such a light weight anyway. Or a C-rig.
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Freshwater Eels
Our lake in VA was shocked recently and i was surprised how many eels they found
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Senko Rod
I like 7' MF spinning with 20# Power Pro braid. Add a flouro leader if you want. Spinning is easier to skip under docks and trees/bushes
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Does Anyone Else Love Fishing A Silver Spoon
Used to use them in NJ and PA in the weeds. I liked the Rapala best. Dont think it is made anymore and forgot what it was called. Bass and Pikeral destroyed them
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Your Favorite Lure Of All Time?
Prob caught more on a Stick/Senko than all the others combined
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Powder Coated Jig Heads Always Desirable?
For coloring Lead a Sharpie works good.
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What Inexpensive Lure Do You Use That Exceeds Your Expectation And Price Point?
Acadamy H3O squarbills
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Debunked Fishing Myths
Controvercial one here but i dont believe salt in a plastic makes fish hold on longer. Just makes baits weaker so they sell more. Jig/craw wont wrk well in lakes with little to no craws. Color is not as important as we think it is Certain bodies of water you have to use a certain color. Tungsten weights are silly to me. I can feel a fish breathe on my lure with a $50 rod, why do I need a $300 one? Same with reels.
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Powder Coated Jig Heads Always Desirable?
I agree that a painted jig head makes it look nice but fish dont care. A bare lead head would be softer and make more of a thud I would think when hitting a rock. Powder coated might have a harder shell that makes more of a click perhaps. Not sure which the fish would prefer if any
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Deep Diving Jerkbaits
LC Stacee and DD go about 8-10' I would say. Great baits
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Favorite Lucky Craft Color
Cant go wrong with American Shad
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Most Productive Hard Topwater Lure For You
Mega PopMax Ima Roumba
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Ok, I Know I Can Catch Bass On Panfish Jigs, What Would Be A Good Next Step?
Problem with hardbaits with treble hooks from shore is they snag easy and you will lose alot. A Jerkbait will be good choice. 1.5 Squarebill Topwater Popper. Spinnerbait/chatterbait work great and dont snag as easily.
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Ok, I Know I Can Catch Bass On Panfish Jigs, What Would Be A Good Next Step?
Get a Senko Knock off. Yum Dingers or BPS are good. Fish them Wacky with an o-ring or heat shrink tubing. I use a 1/0 weedless hook on a 4" or 2/0 weedless on a 5". A light bass jig with a baby rage craw traier would be a good next step. Try 1/8, 3/6, or 1/4 if water is not too deep. With heavier weights everything feels like a bite. Lighter falls slower and is easier to feel bites I went from wacky stick baits (Senko type) to a Rage rigged regular Rage Craw with a light 1/8 oz swimbait hook. Since on shore you will be able to fish any of these nice and slow. You may need a more stiff rod to drive the larger hooks in. Medium 6'6"-7' Graphite rod is fine. Fiberglass Ugly stick type rods are a little "whippy".