Last week was FUN with the fish all excited over rising water conditions! It made this technique PERFECT for the conditions. The new 1oz Oldham Spinnerbait with a redesigned head shape for a straight fall causing the blades to helicopter without fouling, was used with the Rage Eeliminator as a trailer. The Eeliminator and the big #6 and #5 blades makes a formidable profile which IMO is a Mini A Rig look and can be used in a huge variety of conditions and water depths, including SLOW dragging deep ledges etc.

 

Terry Oldham and I discussed the Head change several months ago during a fishing trip and I told'em I was going to FLIP it as soon as I got it in... so I DID I trim the head of the Eeliminator and a very slight trim on the sides to make the body less bulky and fit like a large grub on the hook. Also, mount the Eeliminator with the Tail pointed Down opposite the hook point so that the Tail rides upward directly behind the Hook during slow retrieve. Hope yall enjoy it and maybe even try this out sometime... IT'S KILLER for me    

 

https://youtu.be/WnAZH9pFAXw

The Eeliminator looks really good on the back of that, sweet video!

Very cool Big O!
 

Jeff

Great video!   I for sure want to try that!

Dang, I would do nearly anything to go fishing with you. 

WOW! Awesome video and cool technique. Those were some giants for sure! Thanks for sharing.

Were you getting most of the fish on the drop or the retrieve?

Most hits were within 3ft of the brush... they were holding tight to cover basically in ambush mode because the hits were aggressive. 

NIce video! 

Most hits were within 3ft of the brush... they were holding tight to cover basically in ambush mode because the hits were aggressive.

Your the man Steve! Were you flipping the spinner and they were hitting on a fall, or were you kind of "jigging" it?

Bout every way you would think Mc496, fall, jump and super slow retrieve.

That's pretty cool!

That's how I fish buck brush during pre-spawn on the Bend!

Always the Innovator Steve ~

 

Mutant Bass crashing a big spinnerbait ~ Good Times

 

Nice work

 

A-Jay