PaulVE64
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If its windy go Whopper Plopper, if calm go with a spook
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Rocks create ideal habitat fer craaws (Gman accent implied) because its ample cover. But they can use anything in the water for cover. Quick note - watching Gman on youtube can be a great drinking game. You drink whenever he says feller, critter, varmint, etc...
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Its wacky, but they just hit it.
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A spinning rod and a 6" robo
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The ever versatile senko!
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Soft plastic craws and tubes are favorites of the smallmouth bass
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I am bound to the bank or my canoe.
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Something under 6-3 would be phenomenal for me.
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I drift this in current. The deer hair head moves laterally. Is dynomite
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Yes I would recommend a Medium or Medium Light rod between 5-10" and 6'-3" long. I prefer a fast tip rather than an extra fast. And if you find it let me know. I want one too.
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Fishy water, hmmmmmmmm
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Too happy
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Time for an official creek fishing update. In a 30 ft stretch of rocky shore dropoff to 7 ft depth on a city creek i caught a #2.68 smallie and lost 2 bigger ones on jumps. d**n. I like this 6' mlf HMG but the tip is slower and i ****** it up. I also landed a 27" pike there too. Im seriously thinking of a short StC LTB (spinning)
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50 PAGES BY MIDNIGHT111!
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All spinning rigs I like the line pick up and control better and i believe its easier to use in a wind. But i would like to learn the BC soon. Seems like the better gear for cranks, frogging and "walk the dog" though i have no personal experience.
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In a run along the Crowsnest River (near Calgary) my brother and i hooked 5ish trout. And to their credit every last one of them popped our mepps spinners by driving head first into a gravel bar.
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LOVE THE JUMPERS
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Ive never fished a bed with intent but i have taken a few while bank fishing the local creeks. The resident bass can get over 5# and they spawn in these smaller backwaters.
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In my opinion StC spinning rods historically run tip heavy and plain old heavier than other manufacturers. But they made a big deal about 'listening to customer feedback' when they launched the Victory series. Im assuming my MLF St C triumph would feel heavier than the Victory MLF
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I find my biggest smallies in slack water with boulders next to current. I find mostly smaller smallies in the current.
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BPS Hellgramite Hula grub 3" tube Senko/ Yum dinger Pit boss jr Swamp crawler Jackal archelon Berkley Flat worm Xzone slammer Kietech fat impact
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Mono is stiff and it floats so it doesnt foul up in the treble hooks like any limp line would as a lure tumbles thru the air. A loop knot allows the lure freedom to move.
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Mono with a loop knot for topwater
