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Camo ribbons then they cant see it . Also a nice poster of nra in the front yard.

Nice chunk.

Depends more on water temp for me as far as when to use . But you might gry a bobber stopper , come in handy when skipping docks .

Lews are the bomb ... even their lower end reals are smooth ... soon you will start to wonder what the higher ends reels are like . Before you know it you will have several.

Welcome

Check out a nucanoe , sort of a hybrid.

Allatoona is a good sized lake , pm me I will shoot you over some spots .

Well I had a lovely fathers day , got some new duo realis 120's .... Now thats a nice gift . Well as things began to wind down , I decided it was time to drown some worms . It was hot and wouldn't you know it about 500 other people decided it was that time as well . I began evaluating the area and situation , bobbers were everywhere . Even saw one guy with a wacky rigged senko and bobber setup ... new one for me . Started with the trusty drop shot as the water and air temp were very high . Slowly but surely began pulling them out 1 by 1 all dinks . People are taking notice of me catching fish , kinda cool and weird at the same time . Finally hook a good one , playing it smooth not hoss him in , Walk down the bank / drop off . Scoop him up and he shakes his head loose of my hand , so I quickly grab the line as he shakes his head one last hard time and POP .... there goes my fish and drop shot setup with him . At this point all I could do was laugh .... and everyone else watching the big idiot loose a nice fish . So whats your last instance of real genius ?

When in doubt I can just about always rely on the old drop shot . Downsize your line 6-8 lbs ....

Short of catching them leaving the toilet seat up , your guess is as good as mine .

Yeah , I know the feeling . We had a mechanic who had an old gutted out work , and we dumped a tube of crickets in the back , good lord we cleaned up and found crickets for almost 2 weeks . We found crickets in places that still boggle the mind .

PB BLASTER !!!! .... twice the power as wd40

This is just a guess , does that model jeep have the spare tire equipment tools on the inside rear quarter pannel ? If so then some of those panels may have allowed acces to the little guys to roam . One other idea if it has a fuel pump acces door either at the rear seat or rear cargo area they theoretically might have been able to escape ? Just a thought , then again they could be playing mission impossible .

Is the vehicle at full operating temp when this happens or ? Also is the check engine light on ? Is the check engine light flashing when it starts acting up ? If you have a trouble code we can go further , if the check engine light is flashing this is a sign of a cylinder misfire . If no codes or no lights are present then this may be possible signs of a weak or dying ignition coil . However also can be other possible issues . Once I have some more info I can assit you further .

Congratulations , you are now entering some of the best years of your life . Now with saying that buy a cow , stock in huggies , and learn to take a nap when they do cause you're going to be up when they are .

I don't know i'm pretty sure a black spinner bait might work under the bridge ......... In all seriousness that sucks man , I don't even know what I would do I mean its not like you can just walk down the street somewhere else .

Not all walmarts have the same stuff , dig in the little $1 plastics bin and others as I have found gold fishing stuff , whereas most people would just only move stuff around to find whatever .

Where on the lake were you at?

I fish in the rain every chance I get , usually I have the ponds , lakes to my self . Spinnerbaits , buzzbaits , reaction baits . I target cover , lay downs , edges of grass mats and so forth . Fish move around alot in the rain so thats why I will bounce around a good bit to .

God I would love to do those . Don't they also do that on lake acworth.

Don't rule out flit 120 , duo realis 120 etc

This may sound weird use a 1\4 oz with small trailer , can get more bites when pressure is up for fishing . Go some where you know where fish are even if its pan fish . You will feel what little bites feel like or steady pressure or the occasional rod coming out your hands . WATCH YOUR LINE ... jigs do go opposite the current. I learned this way , soon you will have one tied on all year round.

Yes , swim jigs or 1\2 oz chatterbait with trailer or fluke attached

The only time I don't use a trailer hook is when im around heavy grass or reeds etc . Other than that you're chances of that one in a million fish become 50 / 50 vs significantly higher odds with a trailer hook . As for size of trailer hook sizes depends on spinner bait hook size generally 2/0 to 1/0

Christmas every time , ha ha