GreenPig

Crazy. Always carry.

The Revo Toro Beast on the right with a standard Revo SX can handle big/heavy baits.

Shimano(Precision) & Abu(Power) make up the bulk of my reels. But that new Daiwa Tatula 300 is gonna get to ride in my boat, soon.

I fish big soft swimbaits during the Fall & Winter on 3 - 6500C3's that I polished/tuned up.

8" Huddleston Deluxe before & after. Swims at a much lower speed after boiling the tail.

10" & 12" in Black & California 420 Texas rigged with 6/0 & 8/0 EGW Gamakatsu. Primarily at night.

Two trucks, three boats, four tackle bags, and five 5' shelves full of 3700's. I've always got tackle missing and I blame the Bait Monkey.

MHF

Daylight baits 9" Bull Shad Jackall Gavacho Horny Toad Missile Bait micro jig 1/16 oz with TRD Crawz Buzz Bait Night baits Bruiser Baits Da Big Nasty Worm 14.25" Bull Shad Wake bait G - Ratt Kincanon or Spro 50 Rat Venom Lures Nightmare Craw 6.25" Spinnerbait single Colorado black

One new brush pile, ditch, stump, technique, etc.

Line to hook/lure I use my CRKT knife and for leader knots I use cheap dollar store stainless steel scissors. I've got those little cheap scissors in every bag.

Do a bit of searching and you'll find alot of crawdad boat mods. Congrats.

1/8 to 3/4 oz for 4" to 14.25" worms

Jackall Gavacho has produced 41 bass in 3 trips and still isn't sinking or tore up. It's about to unseat the Terminator Popping frog as my favorite.

Rapala. Battery (9 volt) last for years.

I've got a set of those but I quit using them. Hated having to cut my bass in halves and thirds to weigh them. ?

My guilt is killing me.

I use a Lew's Super Duty Wide Speed Spool for baits up to 3 oz. I'm sure it'll handle 4 oz fine, I just normally grab my Toro Beast or Tranx for bigger baits. I really prefer the stronger drags versus the 14 lbs (Maximum) the Lew's has.

My Dual Pro is similar to A- Jay's but our aluminum boats are a bit different. ?

Picked up a Daiwa Procyon 7' Heavy casting rod. Wanted to try a shorter rod for walking and pitching frogs frogs up close. It's nice, light, and allows me to place my frogs in tight spaces.

Swim jig - clear water Spinnerbait- muddy water

Yes. Figure out your rigs ROF, so you can count it down to the depth you want to fish and add in occasional pauses/ twitches to elicit a strike.

I'll be on the water tonight from 11 pm to 4 or 5 am. According to my truck it's to hot to fish in the daylight.

I run 10 lb braid because it seems to cast a bit farther & I never use more than a 8 lb FC leader. It's also a fun challenge to tie 10 lb braid in the wind.

Two master shut off switches that I cut on before I launch and cut off prior to leaving the lake.