LrgmouthShad

@NorthernBasser I’m coming for your title after my last TW order. Can’t wait to share some pics I found myself with some extra money and the bait monkey was close by

I like it. Some nice colors in there too

I just finished sifting through the catches over the past month. Y’all have been killing it out there! So excited for y’all. And happy belated birthday to @thediscochef!

Hey y’all, Hope you’re well. I would like some recommendations on diving crankbaits that intersect the 6-8ft zone that deflect well off standing timber. If there are good options that run 12-15ft as well, I am intrigued to hear about those as well.

@NorthernBasser what sale?

In particular, iRods are 25% off on TW right now. Fantastic sale and dangerous for me

I would like to savor every moment I get to spend on the water In addition, spend a little more time with new baits and get cozy learning about lakes new and old

I don't know the answer to this. This depends on what waters you fish and how many, your aspirations, and your watercraft or lack thereof. My approach is attempting to master 'fundamental' lures or rigging while setting aside time to learn lures or techniques as well. A balance. The lures/rigging I am most comfortable with are a texas rig in all its weighted and weightless variations (there's a lot here), a jig, a spinnerbait, and a shaky head. I can use these in any cover in any body of water at any time of the year in any condition.

Nice! September before I left TX, a population of fish pulled up. Some stayed deeper. Missing October entirely has not been beneficial for me to keep track of these fish. Some of the spots I found that were good in the summer are merely seasonal.

@GreenPig it's a mood thing for me. My energy is high when the sun is up and lower at night. When there's more darkness during the day, I want to relax more often. Unfortunately this season can trend busier.

Work and chores have been catching up and I’ve not been on the water since. I think things will stabilize when we get through turnover and the cold fronts stop

Hey do y’all know that thing in the fall and winter where it gets dark by 5:30 PM? I don’t like that thing

It's not about fixing him. It's about being upfront with people. No more phone notifications for you and no more wondering for him.

I like this method. A direct approach leaves little doubt and handles things most expediently for both parties. Usually when I take this kind of direct approach, people become startled. Often I can calm them down by remaining calm and polite.

@FishTank very aesthetically pleasing

@Log Catcher I believe I know what site you speak of. It is a winter wonderland for zoom products. I am in giant bait monkey danger whenever I visit there

I know I received a warning, officer, but I have an appointment tomorrow at 9:45 AM sharp.

What razor do you like to use? I use a Harry’s 5 blade. Shaves smooth and close and I just buy replacement blades as needed

Next someone’s going to bring up plum apple…. OH NO, I’VE SAID TOO MUCH! + now someone started a thread on jigging spoons, sheesh

Come south, the weather is fine You don’t have to shovel snow if you aren’t there

Yeah, that

I cannot know for sure, but I believe half of my problems fishing are caused by improper boat positioning and improper approach to that position. A lot of the time, I won't even know my boat is positioned improperly.

My home lake is over 16ft low and that’s not even the worst of what we had. In response to @Catt’s advice, I say “Yes!”

Really nice Heck yeah! Been pretty nice, thank you Looking for redemption tonight past dark and I actually just fished out a jig from my box 5 minutes ago that looks a lot like @Pat Brown's.

Favorites in the Hobie have been flip flops and Muck Boots.