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Big Swimbait

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About Big Swimbait

  • Birthday 10/11/1955

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Irving, TX
  • My PB
    Between 13-14 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    Largemouth
  • Favorite Lake or River
    O.H. Ivie
  • Other Interests
    Classic car restoration

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  • About Me
    Married for 46 years to my best catch. Pops to 6 awesome grandkids and one great grandkid. 

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  1. I have built 6 rods with X-ray blanks. I only buy them when they are on sale, which is pretty often lately. I have zero complaints for the dollars invested. But as been said many times, they are slower than slow.
  2. https://barlowstackle.com/components-and-terminal-tackle/lure-rattles/
  3. You will be fine. I built a rod using the same blank and 1/4 is not an issue.
  4. Any shad or bone color will work in TX. Knocker or Silent would depend on clear or stained/dirty water.
  5. Gene Larew 6" Hawg Craw & I can't explain why. It just catches bigs. That reminds me - time to hit eBay again...
  6. GB Air Tail Wiggler #1 Yamamoto Slink-O Floater #2 But I just got some Bellows Shad so that will bet a shot as well.
  7. Here in the Dallas area, no fishing in the Dick's stores but their Field and Stream store is loaded. It shares a huge building with a.....forgot how to use English's. Too bad there is only one and it is almost an hour North.
  8. Thanks to you enablers, I bought 17 baits from SW. Did some price comparisons before I hit send and worse case I saved about $90 and got free shipping.
  9. Another vote for the Aird X - casting and spinning.
  10. This^^^ That Spearpoint hook is the real deal. I first tried their drop shot hooks with great success. So I gave the other hooks they offer a shot and have not been disappointed.
  11. Before I started using 832 Camo, I carried brown, green & black Sharpies. I know a lot of guys that use scented bait dyes to do the same.
  12. Absolutely. The bites are agressive & they hold on to it.
  13. I always start with a weighted Core Tackle Wacky Shot, usually the 1/8 oz. I find here in Texas a more agressive fall/action gets more bites after the spawn. Pre-spawn & during the spawn, I throw weightless. And whatever you do, never wacky a Fluke style bait 😜
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