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smallie- o ok yea i never fished it and really dont intend to bassinbrett- yea 30 runs just about parrell to it i love it i catch so many more in the river than i do on the lake

wow thanks alot guys im really going to be fishing with them a lot cant wait for spring

o ok yea we definetly got to go sometime meet up on 30 somewhere or something i really want to go to that river alot this summer

yup your right i fish the feeder river im not on 26 very long but yea thats the exit i have to take 56 to 220 to 30 then 26

anyone have any experience with these? my dad really likes them for jig trailers they were on sale so i picked up a pack just wondering if anyone used them before thanks

Windber which is kinda close to johnstown close to somerset in that area so you would take 30 the entire way to raystown?

lol wow i can see why i was trying to type really fast and wasnt playing attention well brett where are your from?

yea brett i dont care if u down with us maybe just me and u can go sometime i always like going down to that river people smallie- yea i know what you mean i dont even know how to get to dunnings closer to the river my guess would have to go through the town of bedford idk

yea there are two other bridges where 30 crosses it but thats right in bedford right across the creek from fort bedford have u ever fished dunning creek that dumps in there? Pittsburgh- the gandermountain in j town is one of the better ones? really its the only one i been to and icant stand it high prices and not a good selection of sizes and colors

Any kind of current break. Below islands, eddies, shallower flats etc. o ok i was wondering if anyone uses them for around down trees?

yea im watching it too BRIAN SNOWDEN is fumbling on the final day!!!!!!

yea if it isnt up by 3:40 refresh the page that might do it

naw i been watching it for the past two days yesterday it was slow and bassmaster unversity never came on but the weight in came on right on time so just wait maybe

i like the yum forked tail dinger as a replacement the only time i use a senko or dinger as a replacement is when i dont have a certain color in the tradition fluke shape i believe it works just as good

i do ok on them in stained water and ok in clear water hmm i really dont know thinking about it i really dont use chartreuse very much i like darker colors for stained then whit or natural colors for clear hmm good question

yea there is a turnpike bridge just upstream from his camp from that bridge down to teh camp i fish the turnpike bridge is just downstream of teh 30 bridge

Hey MN whats your favorite piece of structure to use flukes around?

yea maybe hes always fishing it i actually tallked to him today about going sometime

i dont like the bleeding bait series on cranks but for open finness water bleeding baits can make a pretty big difference i like them i like the bleeding bait jigs too

lol ive been trying he is a very good river angler maybe we can all go fishing sometime on the raystown

i really dont like using the hard type jerkbaits but i love flukes

o wow thanks alot guys i have to go get some materials wow im really want to make some now

idk i never tried a crig a well really the only way to know is casting to it an feeling how deep it is if teh water is clear and your on a boat u can sometimes see them and see special features on them im trying to get my buddy to get on this site but he wont idk why

are u talking about shakey worms in general or bereky powerbait shakey worms? well i like smaller profile worms for shakeyhead technique i rig the worm straight on the head i dont use it weedless on less fishing weeds or timber but it is mostly a rock and hard bottom technique i like a dead sticking and very slow presentation if i feel that the bait is right where the fish are i will just let the bait sit and the fish will find it u can shake it alittle but too much actually spooks fish keep it simple and you will be fine

well being from PA i dont use those big swimbaits but i do use swimbaits i actually like the storm wildeye bluegill great for postspawn bass and big ones