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There are no secrets in bass fishing silly goose! … at least not while I’m around to find them Also thanks for the tip on the pork frog I think it’s about time I stuck one on a spinnerbait

Heck if I know. Somebody else on here does

Booyah covert has entered the chat.

I always rig them 'inside out' or 'upside down' however you wanna call it. If I had some pictures handy I'd show em. Trick I learned from a Jimmy Houston video Edit: I should clarify. I'm talking about some other colors that I tried with the humdinger skirts. Haven't thrown the white and red yet. Spoiler for those reading: humdinger skirts work good.

Every time I've logged into bassresource over like the past week or week and half there's been the same white Strike King spinnerbait advertised. "Our most premium spinnerbait yet." Must be a pretty big deal!

Looks like she and I throw a cast net roughly the same way. Close enough anyway. There's throwing involved. I think she'd be into me

I will definitely try it. I already have a few of these Labeled as "white and red" but in person, the red is a pink color. Humdinger rubber skirts

I've been beat down before here in NY standing next to a guy throwing a white spinnerbait while I was throwing a bluegill color. Funny, all it took was that one experience to make me more open-minded about spinnerbaits in general. I don't know man! White is just a good color.

It’s a good article and is influencing types of jigs Im looking at using for casting. thanks Tom

In some cases yeah. To me flipping jig is 30 degree or less line tie, a streamlined bullet-style head, and a compact heavy gauge hook. Casting jig by contrast is arkie style head, commonly 60 degree line tie, with often a longer hook but sometimes not. I think there’s plenty of induced- confusion over lure manufacturers mislabeling jig head styles or creating entirely new categories to describe their jig style when in reality it is just a close match to an older style.

Wow! That's a collection! Certainly very pretty lures

Yes!! Mainly arkie head design but interested in football, ball head, and flipping designs with living rubber Brown and purple, brown and black, black and red, straight brown, straight black, brown and orange, and brown, orange, and purple are some color ideas.

think its good to have these moments once in a while. glad to hear you are in a better place now. lots changing in my life right now, priorities keep changing. on the verge of getting out of college and once i do it is going to be a wild ride. i feel like i decide right now what kind of things i pursue after leaving. those that know a bit more about me on this forum may understand some of the decisions i face. there, im introspective right along with ya. cheers

I’m just picking out tournaments that look interesting. That one was the first that caught my eye. Think I’m like 3.5 hours into the second day on that tournament now. Whole lotta grass fishing in that tournament.

Welcome!

Welcome!

I don't understand as much about rods as I probably should. So I'm an uneducated consumer that is the perfect target for brand loyalty advertising. Not one to disappoint, I plan on buying iRods for the foreseeable future.

Greg Hackney and Taku Ito perhaps for the combination of fishing skills. That would be interesting

Those are very interesting. I didn't catch any with the small curl tail on the end, but there are some good looking ones there, thanks. A 6-7 inch with a curl tail similar to what is on zoom's 4" dead ringer, reproportioned of course, would sell me. I don't really like worms with long tails. There's less body.

^8 hey that's pretty good. I dont know that I'd listened to anything by elvis presley before that, thanks. So the last time I posted here I shared a black sabbath song. Since then I've become a full blown metalhead, so here's a song by metallica you may not have heard. Also the band Judas Priest is where it's at. It's kinda sad though

I admit to never having tried slow rolling a chatterbait but sometimes I reel spinnerbaits so slow I'm crawling it on a 5:4:1. Spinnerbait is my #1 lure period, 'search' bait or not. I generally use them to explore an area I believe or know that holds fish, anywhere from dirt shallow to about 15' feet. And sometimes deeper. I agree with those that said you use a fish finder to find fish. It's in the name.

Lone star special and another REVO Winch. The winch is now on my 7' heavy iRod.

First pic is it. Man who gave em to me said he caught an 8lber on buggs island in a tournament with this craw and won big bass of the tournament because of it. Second pic is another old craw. Do ya'll know what these craws are called? Both zoom

I think every time I watch a Richard Gene video I feel a little better about the universe. Bless his kind soul

That's a cool looking lure