Senko lover

Congrats, Scott! You da man!

I use them all year long. In summer, I fish them around cover. They are an awesome cover bait, almost 100% weedless, and you can put them in the thickest stuff. Sometimes I'll put a split shot on the line a few inches down to get it deeper.

That's too bad. Maybe your kids will replace it for you =D

That must have been SO awkward to film, even for a prankster.

I use this one just about every day for cleaning up after a lawn job. http://www.wisesales.com/shindaiwa-eb802rt-blower.html Unfortunately, it's not that much fun anymore

That looks nice!

-Frogs -Spinnerbaits -Weightless rage plastics fished as topwater -Buzzbaits -Rage rig -Soft swimbaits Looks like a good spot!

Happy Father's Day!

You got to use the Gator or the leafblower?

If I went on a legendary lake like that; I would definitely hire a guide. You'll get the most out of your experience.

I love my Tournament MG, awesome reel!

Suggestions: Red/Orange Lipless Crankbaits Blue/Black Bladed jigs Blue/black jigs/soft plastics Red/firetiger/chartreuse squarebills Spinnerbaits

Yall are pretty funny. I'm a big tournament follower, so I definitely know my favorites I like: Andy Morgan, Jim Moynagh, Brian Thrift, and Mark Daniels, JR, and Scott Martin

They posted it twice. It was out like a week ago. Trying to get more views, I guess?? All I know is that I watched it while I was doing dishes last week, and then they posted it again yesterday. C&G, they will, but they do it very slowly, just like Bassmaster.

Good work! Love me a jig

Is that the Pfleuger Purist? How do you like the EMotion?

I agree. Working long days in the hot NC sun, I haven't felt like going fishing when I get home for about 5-6 days.....the urge to go is so strong until I step outside the door into the oven that is North Carolina right now. In my off time, I have been working on my skills. I've gotten basic skipping down pretty well, now I'm working on distance skipping with my brakes set down, which is really fun. I always work on flipping and pitching and soft presentation. Now I'm also learning how to cast my righty reel with my left hand, for spots on the bank where I can't get my right handed casts into play and I need to cast to something to my far right. Also, it should come in handy when I'm on the back of a small johnboat, where if I cast righty and side-armed, I'll hit the pilot

You guys just cheered up my day! I laughed so hard!!

Lol do you actually fish Raider? I wouldn't know from your posts. Oh, and about keeping it lively......for some reason you have a special relationship with the mods that none of us do.....I'm tryin to stay out of trouble . And I don't have enough poetry skills to keep up with your Blue Water, either.

Now which one of his reels did you get for writing this??

With a popper, instead of reeling in the slack and jamming the hooks home, you want to do a soft, sweeping hookset, and you don't need braid for that. Plus, a frog is generally associated with heavy cover, and getting a bass out of slop, vegetation, or any thick cover requires heavy line. Because of the trebles on poppers, it's not a good idea to throw them on heavy cover and thus you don't need as strong line.

I fish ponds in NC, occasionally going out with friends in boat. I love to throw senkos, any worm or Rage Bait, finesse presentations, and topwater.

You're about to have some fun with him!

What can I say?

Pretty outlandish!