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Dominat0r

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  1. HAHA, for real, they are starving it looks like. Good to see you to Crick, been a while.
  2. Been a while guys....things are going well, had to move, which was crazy. I did get to move to a house on a lake though. I am fishing almost everyday, minus a few days here and there for vacations. I hope everyone is doing well. Hopefully going to hit Headwaters soon. This is the last one I caught, using a drop shot. I actually got a drop shot rod not too long ago.
  3. Got a little fishing in before the rain came, but its nice weather out these days in florida. Cooling down nicely. They loving the lipless.....
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  5. Have tried to get out more, but its been rough at home for me. I did go out a few times in the past few days and got some fish, missed a headwaters trip this weekend. I hope to get out there next week or the week after. Hoping things get better soon and I can get some more time on the water. They loving the Rat-L-Traps. Also, the small swimbaits. I have been having good luck with both.
  6. Yes, 3.5 in Black/blue flake and green with red flake. I used 2 different ones, VMC screw lock 5/0 and Gama EWG 5/0. The Gama seems just a tad bigger, but both worked. The screw lock does not hold very well on the heavy bait. So trying the EWG now.
  7. Few casts in before the rain storm, testing out the other color Yamatunki. Can not wait to try this at Headwaters.
  8. Fall fishing in full effect. I went out late last night after some gaming (WoW). I was so hyped up, I could not sleep. So I took my trusty mini swimbait out for a evening jaunt. I got a little dinker, about a 1lbs and got this guy, was 3lbs on the nose. Also, second picture is the first fish on the Yamatanuki from Yamomoto. I just got them in the mail and happy to say, they do catch fish, even small ones. Only thing, they are not very durable. Even though its a thick heavy bait (5/8oz), it ripped up on 2 bites and 1 fish. Very slow presentation, almost like a texas rig (not swimming worm)....let it sink (slow sink btw, about a ft every 2s or so), pop it up and let it sink again. Eachtime they would bite it on the fall. I had 2 nice bites and 1 I got, the first one was a bite, but when i set the hook, was already out of his mouth. Headwaters is going off in the right spots. The Spillway is off, even though there were a dozen or so people there. I am going back next weekend, bringing the new baits and see how we do. I want to go fish a tournament on Okeechobee with a friend of mine, really excited about that. Been practicing my technics and getting gear rigged up.
  9. Had a good day yesterday. The little mini swimbait is killing it for me. Even after the 2nd fish in the pic ate the tail, the tail-less keitech caught me a nice 4.5lbs'er...
  10. Little late night carolina riggin.....
  11. Hit Headwaters today, had a great day as always. Really nice day, till about 12 or so, then it was SUPER hot.
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    First trip to Headwaters, GREAT spot. Lots of Hydrilla.....like LOTS. Weed line edges did the best for us. Using a 3.5" Whopper Plopper in the early morning got me my first fish. Soon as it hit, it dove right into the Hydrilla. Second fish was on a Zoom Speed worm, June bug/ red flake. I got 3 more that were about the same size and smaller. Planning on going back in 2 weeks to explore more spots. Anyone have any spots in there, let me know. The area around the flag were killing my buddies chatterbait. Second trip out was great, got a nice 6lbs'er off a chatter bait. Got to meet Roland Martin too, wow.
  13. A little afternoon Rat-L-Trap action. Going to hit Headwaters on Sunday, so hoping to get some good fishing in and break in the new gear right.
  14. Caught a few today, 2 on the 3" kietech and 1 off blazin worm.

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