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This is very beautiful. Thank you for sharing it.

Same here. I never had much luck with anything else.

It would be helpful to me if you would explain how you do an "intentional presentation" with a Wacky Worm?

Agreed.

I catch almost all of my Wacky Senko bass while the bait is motionless on the bottom or maybe after a very slight movement, but hardly ever on the retrieve. I wonder if others have had this same experience?

Thanks very much for these recommendations. I guess I’ll try different kinds of retrieves, steady, popping, and walking and hope one of these will connect me with a big bass or two.

I'm new to frog fishing. Based on the many favorable reviews in this forum I have ordered a couple of Booyah Pad Crasher full size frogs, not the Juniors. I'll be fishing from the bank of a pond here in south Florida. I imagine it would be best to fish close to the shoreline, parallel as much as possible, but what is the most effective way to retrieve the frog? Should I do a slow or fast straight retrieve, walk the dog, or what. I would would appreciate recommendations from any of you folks who have success fishing the Pad Crasher or similar frogs.

As a kid in Massachusetts we called them Crawfish and we sometimes fished in brooks, not cricks or creeks.

Fly fisherman with snook taken from shore in Naples, Florida, August, 2022.

I've found that you can fish most places from dawn to about 9AM without much interference from paddleboarders, jetskiers, etc. Most of these folks don't get up early.

I had this problem for a while. Finally I noticed it was because I had a finger against the line too close to the spool. Problem solved after I kept my finger off the line or placed the finger farther away from the spool.

My best was a 6lb. 6 oz. largemouth caught about 3 PM January 8, 2022 on a Wacky Senko.

Thanks for posting that video, A-Jay. Very helpful! I'll still try to avoid it. But this is good info just in case.

Poison Ivy. I used to get it real bad! I won't o near it now.