Smells like fish

I agree with you Mike but I don’t wanna miss out on some interesting aspect of a variation if there is one.

We know that Zoom brush hogs and brush hog jr’s catch fish. However it looks like most manufacturers have their version of this lure. Can anybody share reasons I might be better off using another company’s version as it may offer something different? What brand to try and why and when? I don’t know anything about this style lure but I am wanting to expand on it. Thanks

@Team9nine Is that a blue flake in your brown craw minus 1 factory or how’d you do that?

Rapala DT 10, DT 14... lots of colors, very affordable and available in most shops.

Had a rat at our cabin in the woods. I gave him a .380 headache. At the value of ammunition currently, that dirty rat wasn’t worth killing ?

There has been hundreds of times that I did just that. I would take a balsa jerkbait, a spinning rod and reel and spend half a day walking and casting in moving water for brown bass. If I am after green bass in still waters I’d want my pockets filled with 5” GYCB Senko in a green color.

In today’s mail

After paying hundreds of dollars for these reels I am keeping every piece too ?

Ah yes, the atf.. alcohol, tobacco, fishing/firearms... just a few of my fav things. Ughhh I’m no help and I even like the Googans ?

Like a bunch of you guys I have over 50 knives, I’ve never thought to count them. I bought this Spyderco Para 3 bout 4-5 years ago when it was first released. It is one of 4-5 I carry regularly. I am currently debating buying the coated blade lightweight version of it. I recommend their knives especially the USA made models.

Put 5 of us here using the same lure together and we will all fish it somewhat differently. Many years ago, a friend and I parked along side a stretch of River, he went upstream and I downstream using same balsa jerkbaits, same reels rods and line. When we met back up he was saying how it was a bad day and they just wouldn’t bite. In that two hours I had caught 16 or 18 on the jerkbait.

Indiana Jonesing... after digging for artifacts just outside of Indianapolis we find Harrison Ford willing to risk anything and everything to get back to the Hoosier state.

Bill Dancing outdoors... join ONE of your favorite anglers from the Volunteer state as he shows you a jitterbug of a different type. You think Bill can’t break dance? Well you are wrong and he can prove it as he busts a move in the woods and on the water! Line dancing is nothing for Bill as he covers braid, mono and fluro while doing the boot, scootin boogie! You think Bill is limited to ponds and lakes? You’re wrong again! His Riverdance is King! Strike King! Then the surprise encore at the end as Roland shows up and challenges Bill to a Dance off! Join us tomorrow night for “Bill Dancing Outdoors”!

The Outlaw Josey Whaling: Clint Eastwood is back and mad as hell in this thriller from Sergio Leone. As an Eskimo farmer Josey is trying to avoid any conflicts and concentrated on growing Klondike bars and ice cream sandwiches to feed his Inuit family. A band of renegade Sperm Whales show up, burn his igloo, have their way with his lil lady and sends Josey into a harpooning killing spree outside of the whaling season (outlaw part) riding his trusty canoe, smoking lil cigars and crazy eye squinting in 1866 artic conditions. Pop some popcorn, sit back to enjoy The Outlaw Josey Whaling!!!

Scooby Dooing: come along with Scoob and the gang from the 1978 PSA video made for dogs by a dog. Join Scoob as he goes over pre pooping rituals such as pre sniff and post sniff, how many circles to spin before making a doody. Then we team up with Shaggy as he shows how to clean up after a large dog like a Great Dane. And how to fill up the plastic doggy doo doo bag when your pet has had an excess of soft dog chow mix poured into biscuit snacks. Excuse the promotional Scooby Snack agenda in this video and laugh along as Fred, Daphne and Velma tell behind the scenes stories of how it’s not the ghosts and monsters to watch out for but a hot steaming 4 lb pile of Scooby Doo Doo. With special appearances by, Scrappy Doo, Snoop Dog, Martha Stewart and more. Hey gang, it’s Scooby Dooing!!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtling: Karate Kid meets Crocodile Dundee in this coming of age tell of 4 young aspiring disfigured ninjas who put down their swords and take to the Louisiana swamps bare handling turtles from brush piles. Come along as this lighthearted comedy takes you from bandaging bit off fingers to a arm chewing muskrat the boys nickname Splinter. Then stick around as the 3 surviving ninjas put their katanas to the chopping board and serve up a great turtle soup! It’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtling time!!

@MN Fisher that needs to be your avatar!!!!

No trash there! All treasure

I think made by Yozuri? I’ve heard good things about them and I’ve meant to add some to my collection but haven’t came across a good deal when I’ve had play money. If he has half a dozen of these I’d love to see what else he has! Take plenty money and chk out what he has.

Can someone link me to the story of the Amazon River fish caught in Florida? I found a story from 4 days ago of an Aripaima washed up dead with a hook still in its mouth. Thanks

The Fatboy is Normans attempt to match the WEC-1 in plastic. I don’t have any of the Zoom balsa to verify or compare. ?

Fowl hooked

A few random things during the boredom of the cold. Cmon March!

My local Cabelas (Lexington, Ky) has about half a dozen colors of 1/2oz RES for $3.99... Y’all better hit it first thing tomar if you like the standard models

That noggin nockin works, I’ve cracked many a venison’s head finishing em off caveman style but I have removed postage stamp size patch of fur from the head of a bobcat once too and I’ve found best to be a small piece of lead say 36 to 40 grain moving around 1200 FPS give or take and applied to the upper thoracic cavity of the menace ur neutralizing to be optimum. Skunks are bad dudes!!