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Pa Swimbaiting...don't Believe Yet?

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Trust me, it's really not just a west coast thing.

 

Put in the time, reap the rewards.

 

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Dang! Sweet bass, Speed!

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Wow nice fish! Size?

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That's awesome man! We believe ;)

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That's a stud!

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TOAD Sighting ~

 

There's ya  Beast of Da Week ~ !

 

Nice one Speed

 

Congrats

 

A-Jay

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Nice fish!  Tell us more......

 

Jeff

 

 

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Nice fish!  Tell us more......

 

Jeff

It was swimming in water and it was hungry? :grin:

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Looks like a nice HH fish. Hawgtech & Huddleston. WTG Wayne.

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Ok, ok...

 

There's a particular spot where I've been bit before and the general area has given up a few good fish. It's a shallow shelf in about 4 FOW, steps down to ~11FOW with access to 22 FOW within 15 yards. There is sparse vegetation, about a 8" diameter log and good sized chunk rock all in the same location.

 

I made a long cast, parallel to the 11' step and bumped the bait back to me. It hung on the log, popped it free. It hung up in weeds, popped it free. I crawled it almost the whole way back to the boat and popped free of the last patch of weeds. The fish ate the bait about a rod length away from the boat. My buddy was quick with the net and landed her pretty easily. She had both the jig hook and stinger stuck in the roof of the mouth.

 

76 degree water

Low Down Custom Production XH

Daiwa Lexa w/ Hawgtech 102mm and Winn knobs

20lb cxx

Sheetz MTO ham sub

Walmart bottled water

Green underwear (I think)

Beard

 

That should cover it. ;)

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Ok, ok...

 

There's a particular spot where I've been bit before and the general area has given up a few good fish. It's a shallow shelf in about 4 FOW, steps down to ~11FOW with access to 22 FOW within 15 yards. There is sparse vegetation, about a 8" diameter log and good sized chunk rock all in the same location.

 

I made a long cast, parallel to the 11' step and bumped the bait back to me. It hung on the log, popped it free. It hung up in weeds, popped it free. I crawled it almost the whole way back to the boat and popped free of the last patch of weeds. The fish ate the bait about a rod length away from the boat. My buddy was quick with the net and landed her pretty easily. She had both the jig hook and stinger stuck in the roof of the mouth.

 

76 degree water

Low Down Custom Production XH

Daiwa Lexa w/ Hawgtech 102mm and Winn knobs

20lb cxx

Sheetz MTO ham sub

Walmart bottled water

Green underwear (I think)

Beard

 

That should cover it. ;)

 

Don't you know green is bad luck!  Oh wait, that is in racing.  HAHA  You literally made me laugh out loud......

 

Jeff

 

BTW- is that Walmart bottled water the secret?  I have been using Ozarka???

Ok, ok...

 

There's a particular spot where I've been bit before and the general area has given up a few good fish. It's a shallow shelf in about 4 FOW, steps down to ~11FOW with access to 22 FOW within 15 yards. There is sparse vegetation, about a 8" diameter log and good sized chunk rock all in the same location.

 

I made a long cast, parallel to the 11' step and bumped the bait back to me. It hung on the log, popped it free. It hung up in weeds, popped it free. I crawled it almost the whole way back to the boat and popped free of the last patch of weeds. The fish ate the bait about a rod length away from the boat. My buddy was quick with the net and landed her pretty easily. She had both the jig hook and stinger stuck in the roof of the mouth.

 

76 degree water

Low Down Custom Production XH

Daiwa Lexa w/ Hawgtech 102mm and Winn knobs

20lb cxx

Sheetz MTO ham sub

Walmart bottled water

Green underwear (With racing stripe now)

Beard

 

That should cover it. ;)

Fixed that for ya

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If that's a Hudd, then I knows it's 'shopped!

Lol, congrats Wayne!

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Speedbead with a hudd fish, didn't expect that? 

 

Nice one!

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Beard

 

 

Do you think the length of the beard matters?  Seems like the longer ones would have better action, but might get hung up more often.

That's a piggn'... You using a surf casting rod now to catch the pigs... that's a whole lot of handle on that rod.

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That's a piggn'... You using a surf casting rod now to catch the pigs... that's a whole lot of handle on that rod.

 

I'm not what you'd call, um, slight....LOL

 

That setup fits perfectly tucked under my arm.

Good to see the 8" Hudd works in the dead of summer

I've not yet gotten bit in dead summer hot weather on the larger Hudds yet but this is a good indication

This thread is the additional encouragement I've been looking for to master swimbaits. And I'm gonna do just that, right after I master spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, topwaters, plastics, jugs and crankbaits. :angel500:

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This thread is the additional encouragement I've been looking for to master swimbaits. And I'm gonna do just that, right after I master spinnerbaits, buzzbaits, topwaters, plastics, jugs and crankbaits. :angel500:

 

 

Jugs are the easiest to master.

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Do you think the length of the beard matters?  Seems like the longer ones would have better action, but might get hung up more often.

 

That explains why I aint been catching any. NO BEARD. Gotta get working on that.

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