blongfishing

My guy won and my guess at the weight was 3oz off!!

Lipless crank!

Mine is Roostertailoutdoors is because that's a fishing team I own.

I watched over this post for a while and wanted to bring the subject back up.

I striper fish Hartwell with my uncle who is a guide. I go every weekend trying to get the most I can about largemouth and striper I'm wanting to be a guide!! Anyways I caught a 16 lb striper on a buck tail just twitching it. The bite was slow this past weekend but this weekend is looking to be good because of the warm weather.

I started at 18 months and never looked back. My family gave me a fishing influence. My uncle and grandpa were guides and my great grandparents own a fishing store. My dad dosent like fishing and I love it!! It's all those times I was at my grandpas and he took me out.

Lake Hartwell is my home lake. I live in Greenville. I was so excited when I heard this. I cannot wait!!

Should you have a different rod for each type of lure or is it a convenience thing?

I'm not wanting too much. I have the money to buy it but I just want to find brush piles, trees, rocks, etc. My grandpa was a guide and he has a lot stashed away but I'm just looking for something small and easy. I looked at a few of the Humminbirds you showed. I will probably end up going the free way and have a bigger one. I just wanted to know just in case and if I got a small one for my front deck.

I am fixing up my grandpas old bass boat and looking into getting a small fish finder mostly to see the structure. What is a small cheap fish finder? Do I really need one just for this? Any other way to see structure?

I usually eat a big breakfast. Then I take beef jerky, crackers, occasionally a sandwich or two, water, tea, and Pepsi!

Go see Glenn's video on YouTube it helped me out this winter.

Building Primitive bows, hunting, buying tackle, and EATING! South Carolina isn't bad but we were hit with 5 inches of snow and ice mix. Going out in the morning to fish tomorrow.

I got the Camo Mettle combo for Christmas and its great. I caught a 16 lb striper on it. The combo was great and was on sale when it was bought for me. You ncan sometimes find a good one from Bass Pro Shop on sale.

I like Mustad for any soft plastics.

You need to get a bucktail with a fluke trailer!!

I'm in!! #4

If you want to catch them look for the birds. I am a striper fisherman. My uncle is a guide. My opinion is look for birds then hit the banks with a buck tail. Full white with a white Ice fluke trailer. Just twitch the bait and it will catch them!! Just gotta find the burds

3 of my baitcasters

My uncle is a guide. So he drives his truck with the boat behind it everyday and he's a farmer so he hauls stuff. The same truck is his normal ride around town truck. Back when he had his old truck he had one for the boat and farming and one for the town only because it was tough on the old truck.

My ride

This winter (which is almost over better get to working) I am going to put new carpet on my boat. I just wanted to know what kind of carpet, where to get it, the cement to put it down, etc.?

I think it's a sport. The time I spend in it is about the same amount as an athlete. All the tackle arrangements, store visits, and throwing practice.

Thanks guys my grandpa owns a boat shed I will store it in. I will take my stuff home after fishing.

So this year I got my first bass boat. I've used jon boats and bank fished. My uncle Is a guide so he never puts his stuff up and he's my go to guy for questions on fishing. I was just wondering do you keep your tackle in your boat or take it out when you are storing it?