Ray, first photo, with the boxed ones, are the 100’s.
Top to bottom
100 colors are:
live pearl Shad, shiner, table rock Shad, anchovies chart belly, zebraMS ghost minnow
78 colors are:
brownie, NC ghost brown, walleye, crack blue, aurora black.
Which model Aftco fingerless did you get?
I have a pair of their heavy offshore ones I wear when I go saltwater but they are way too heavy for bass fishing.
I have Simms sun gloves but they just don’t have the “ grip power” I’m looking for.
That’s my main reason for thinking about golf gloves is their gripping power. They feel almost tacky on a gold club.
Does anyone use them for fishing?
I’m looking for lightweight gloves that help with gripping the rod and these seem like the perfect solution. I’ve played golf so I’m familiar with their ability to help grip the club.
I know they make a rain version that increases grip when wet.
Cypress, Toho and Kissimmee would be your best bets on the chain.
Not a long paddle to productive water. Kissimmee you’ll want to go out of Overstreet Landing. That’ll put you right by north cove.
East Lake Toho is easy access as well.
I don’t know if there is access along Tiger except from Kissimmee itself. And that’s a long paddle.
Like @crypt said, Gentry isn’t worth the trip.
Jackson is pretty remote, especially the parking. I fished it once probably 20 years ago and was worried about my truck being broke into the entire time. It get very little fishing pressure from what I could tell.
Lake Marion in Keenensville is tough to figure out but I did catch my personal best on a trap there in February 😉
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