TnRiver46

Nice!!!

I never really knew all these finesse names until I joined bass resource in 2016 or so. We just always used 6 lb line and finesse worms/tubes because they work and most everything else just hauls water i had heard plenty about billy westmorland growing up but I never even knew he was a finesse fisherman. For some reason I imagined him as a silver buddy and little George type of fisherman.

Wow!

I like the idea of it but I’m fairly certain I would be terrified

I’ve fixed spinning reels that break like that with the spring out of an ink pen many times

Barf . If Georgia also wins it could be a year to forget

I haven’t opened them yet, I can check later when I get home . Water is still pretty warm, I’m planning on using them after Christmas I can’t weigh them but maybe I can compare to something similar . People use them here to drop straight down, not sure if weight is a factor at least with that particular method. I’ve never tried them personally but they were affordable and seemed worth a shot .

Sounds about normal for 20 horse on a 16 footer . I wouldn’t get a jack plate

I’ll say! A formidable adversary

Sorry I had to laugh at Went to check on the prop and skeg and they were at the bottom of the lake hahaha

Indeed! The ole stinky skunk dug up a nest of yellow jackets for a snack

Anyone want to guess what happened here? here’s a hint

That’s kind of what I was thinking. And prevailing , not so much

I have no clue on water table

I normally break plenty because I treat them terribly and they are very cheap to begin with. Somehow this year I think I’ve only had to replace tips that were fraying line (knock on wood)

Hahahah!!! If only I had a nickel for every time I’ve said that……..

I’ve bought power bait gel to put on soft plastics, it works pretty well! Also the label says “fish bite and hold on 18 times longer” so just the amount of jokes that come from fellow anglers after reading that is worth the price of admission

My apologies! I was indeed just being a smarty pants about the time it would take to rig. @KP Dutycaught me!

I’ve watched a decent amount with my wife’s family. I’m also not a fan of it but I did like some parts I heard so much hype about how awesome it was, I was underwhelmed

I’m kind of in the opposite camp. I typically refuse to buy the latest lures on the market. I have never bought a ned rig, whopper plopper, vision 110, or lucky craft. I would have never bought a vibrating jig until I came across @Bluebasser86s homemade versions. im not a tournament winner but I can typically hold my own just dragging plastic worms around on thrift store quality rods and reels . Fishin ain’t that hard the last trick I fell for was “the walking worm” but the doggone thing caught fish until they were gone so maybe it wasn’t a trick

Just wobble it slowly on top and be ready for explosion. It even works in places you never think it would I’ve only purchased bone color but I’ve acquired a couple other ones somehow. I’ve always heard even if you don’t have a bone color one, scratch the paint off with a pocket knife and they are all bone underneath (never actually tried that) you’ll need new under britches when a striper thunder dunks one of them

I think it will at least in the rugged terrain

That looks pretty good! Also airports usually track daily rainfall amounts

Usgs usually has that data somewhere on file

Bullfrog leopard frog would be my other guess but it seems big for that