lo n slo

that's easy, soft plastics

this is great

you might be ADD like me

i catch fish YEAR ROUND on Zoom lizards in GP with a chartreuse dip. shallow, deep and all areas in between. they offer a 5" lizard that is deadly on Spots and will catch big LM too.

on my home lake i will launch at the ramp closest to where i intend to fish that day, providing it isnt too far out of the way.

i gotta do my boat this winter too and i am dreading it. smh

i used to throw those too...especially at night. real thumpers they were. Zoom recently came out with a similar version, the G tail, with an exagerated flapper tail, but minus the snake eyes. these are for the fat girls only!

the weights i've used were all made of iron but i do like that idea.

nice i've used old window weights before. 3 rigged together with aluminum wire, or even duct tape, can weigh up to 25 lbs. wrap your rope around them and they stow easily in a small johnny.

45 yrs give or take

heading to the lake. that is a pretty good deal if you ask me ;- )

hit Davidson Lake yesterday afternoon and will hit Norman on Friday.

love this stuff

i have a weakness for rat-L-traps and thick girls with big-un's.

12 lb test line 3/16 oz bullet weight 3.0 offset worm hook 6" plastic worm or lizard in green pumpkin or june bug throw out deep, cast down the bank, drag it, hop it, or swim it. yer welcome

i was 10 years old before i found out that my name wasn't "you little sonova******"

just saw where they've closed several ramps on Wylie due to low water levels. this happened last summer as well but heavy rains in October restored water levels. not so lucky for us this year across the South.

that poster whips A$$

switched to megastrike original a while back and have done well with it. gonna get me some of the crawdad next. fish formula crawdad will probably be my all-time favorite though. my cousin swears by garlic scents and that works for him. fishermen.....smh

the French are taken seriously

3/16 bullet

seen them do like that on Norman and Wylie down my way in the winter. but it was the warm discharge creeks that drew the shad in. the bass in there can get real picky. but motor out to the windward shore and you can catch them. i'd like to mention something else for the OP. i've done good by finding the birds during the winter. tie on a bucktail or a swim bait you can throw. give it a try sometime.

hate to hear that. hang in there man.

have you been drinking Crusty?

another vote for the Berkley rods