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For plastics it was some purple Zoom curly tail worm and for hard baits a bone colored Heddon Spook. Best part about the spook and it was a total accident. I had no idea how to walk them as kid and was just reeling it in straight retrieve.

Netbait Tmac, Grandebass Airtail wiggler and Zoom trickworm are my go tos.

I keep a 4oz coin sinker with a large snap in it for just that reason. Works for me and was basically free.

Thank you. I grabbed some of the 7" and 10" to give a try.

Finally got off the bank and broke into Kayak fishing for this year. I picked a Moken 12.5v2 over the winter. What a difference the mobility makes. It's amazing how different the pressure levels are once you get 100ft off the bank areas. I added a Lowrance Hook2 5 in the sonar pod and it has been great with the tripleshot.

What...is...that?

Last night on new water. Pulled a 3-10 out of 2ft of water and a couple pounders.

I use between 6'9" - 7'3" on my kayak.

I lost a $300 combo on a local small river last month. I was in my kayak while re-tying when I was waked by a speed boat. I spent an hour dragging trebles to try to snag it but it was in 18ft of water on a strong outgoing tide so really no hope.

I picked up and 150HG and 150XG last year. I've beaten them pretty hard and have no issues so far.

Came to post exactly this.

I use a Lowrance Hook2 5 Tripleshot on my Moken 12.5. It has the sonar pod like the Lure. The transducer is almost as long as the pod opening but it sits about 5/8” below the keel when strapped in place. I get good readings out to about 30ft on either side. I’m not as confident from 30-60ft. If I dropped it another 1/2” it might do the whole 60ft on either side. Paddling at a near steady 1-1.5mph gives a good image but so does a .5-.8mph drift. I think steady speed is more important than a certain speed. Hope this helps.

I did this a couple months ago. The website said processing for about a week and then it just showed up. Pretty fast considering the times.

In a similar vein as above I use these. They have a built in cutter too.

Usually a 3.8" Keitech Swing Fat Impact on a Owner Flashy Swimmer.

For braid on BCs the lowest I go is 30# for the same reasons.

Hey all, I'm going to be on a family vacation at a house on the Great Wicomico River right at the top around the Indian Point/Cedar Point area in mid June. I'm not familiar at all with that area though. I'll be mostly fishing out my Kayak but have access to a small motorized skiff as well. Any tips on that area of the river or what to expect? Looks like 2-5 feet deep depending on the area. What am I in for? Smallies, snakeheads, perch, catfish?

For FC is #10 and 20# Seaguar Abrazx depending on the setup, and for mono 15# Berkley Big Game. Always with an Alberto knot.

A lot of times I’ll throw a few bb’s or a 6mm jingle bell or two in a hollow body frog for same effect.

7 up and down.

Came here to posts this. The worst part is when it occurs it usually occurs more than once.

I just added an Accu Cull mini grip in place of the hook on a normal Rapala digital scale.

I have this exact combo tied on right now. Doesn’t get any better. V

Not very sexy but I've had a Lew's SS LFS for the last couple years. Other than cosmetic wear and tear it has been flawless, but I do a full breakdown and cleanout/regrease at the end of the season though.

I've had about the same luck with the original brush hog and the RI ManBearPig.