GreenPig

Our King has spoken. Get off your knees, so you can bow.😁 Thanks Glenn. I'm so happy Fall is creeping in here.

Woman you have a little piece of heaven. Blessed you are.

I've caught Channels on big wakebaits, shakey heads, swimbaits, poppers, jerkbaits, jigging spoons, Neds, Spinnerbaits, Spybaits, most likely every type of lure I own. At times they feed just like bass.

Increase your fishing by 2 or 3 times. The best equipment and skills won't overcome the time you must invest to cross paths with big girls.

Hit a buddies pond in the rain this evening for a 1/2 hour. Caught 2 on the frog and 3 Fluke. I think that they're bass, just very tiny bass.😄

Finally trying some BFS. Shimano Aldebaran BFS XG on a Dobyns Sierra Ultra Finesse 740 and a Aldebaran BFS HG on a Dobyns Ultra Finesse 691. Spooling with Daiwa Samurai Hidden FC 8lb.

Wonderful!

I forgot my favorite pic of my little Beasty, getting ready to bust up her shadow.

You any good with a cast net?😁 They are likely feeding on bait much smaller than the lures you're throwing. But here's some baits. - 3/8 Cotton Cordell jigging spoon retrieved quickly and even skipping along the surface - Damiki Slim Jack or any shallow Jerkbait - Rapala floating minnow or a small Wakebait - 1/4 lipless - Super Fluke & the Jr. many times just allowing it to sink amongst the school will work - small popper or walking bait - Spybait

Excellent

Really depends on what your gear can handle and your baitfish, they all catch fish. I fish the Slow Sink 5, 6, 7, 8, 9", Floating 5 & 6" , Wake Bull, and the Bull Herring which shouldn't be overlooked for Herring lakes.

Just PM your current address. 😂

I'd skip the S and go with the 6500C3.

My lovely wife's 6.1 lber, that I was able to guide her to, long before we had gray hair.

Stay away from Ga., it's full of Dawgs.😁