roadwarrior

#30 Smackdown for me.

I am using Tatsu #6.

Wow!

Wow! Thirty one years is a long time.

Just more reasons to move.

Ponds are much easier to fish from the bank. I prefer soft plastics and jigs verses hard baits from the shore.

Claggett Talley and striper fishing at Pickwick, call 731-607-5266, email pickwickareaguide@yahoo.com, or go to http://www.

Location is everything. Fish below Wilson or Pickwick dam.

No preventative care? I would find another dentist.

Concentration of oxygen, nutrients and baitfish.

Great lure, but it loves rocks and wood. Keep it off the bottom.

Too ugly.

Living on a lake is like owning a piece of heaven. It does not require any more maintenance than any other home. I prefer keeping my boat in the water rather than putting in every time I want to go out.

Senko ,weightless, 3/0 EWG Gamakatsu Worm Hook, spinning tackle and #6 Tatsu Fat Ika (same) Rage Mernace, 3/0 EWG, 1/4 oz bullet weight, spinning tackle & #6 Tastsu Rage Tail Structure Bug, 3/0 EWG, 1/4 bullet weight, baitcaster & #12 Tatsu Raged Tail Cut-R, (same) Rebel Pop-R, baitcaster Lucky Craft Sammy

Japanese balsa lures: poppers, jerkbaits and cranks https://www.carousell.sg/p/s-38-for-these-two-japanese-ray-tune-handmade-balsa-core-finesse-lure-1012678482/

My new toys https://tackletrap.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=15668 https://japantackle.com/casting-reels/shimano/round-shaped-casting-reels/reg0000212.html

Pitzen knot https://www.fishing.org/knots/pitzen-knot

Whatever you are using as your jig rod will be alright. If you decide to crank a lot you need a rod for lighter lures and another for heavy deep divers.

It's not the bite, but I think bass hold on better.

MegaStrike on all soft plastics...ALWAYS!

https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Okuma_Psycho_Stick_Casting_Rods/descpage-OPSCYC.html PSY-C-751MH Don't be turned off by the price, it's just a GREAT value!