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Are these men assigned that gender at birth we are talking about?...

That makes more sense, cause if I didn't need prescriptions, I'd still wear those dark amber lenses for everything.

Really? Did you get them on Canal Street?...

Inuit rig? good from a kayak then?...

Mostly 10, but sometimes 8 or 12, If I really need to get deep I'll go to braid and leader, but I avoid braid as much as possible.

The big hand is on honey, and the little one on do....

Yes.

If I wanted to fish with capellini, I would fish with capellini...

Yes.

- Giving the lure slack after it lands - Not fishing the right angles and lanes - Inaccurate casting - Not keeping rod tip high - Operator error

Placebo....

I've read on the InterWeb that sitting low in a crouched confined area bobbing around while repeatedly casting with the inability to properly use lower body muscles in the motion for a few hours at a time is good to alleviate back pain, maybe try that...

Don't do that.

Yeah, there certainly is a place and time for a #6, but a #5 is a more versatile blade, I like a small Colorado in front of it. Also, some blades vary in size and cupping, even though they may be labeled and sold as a particular size.

How is that not named the Kyoto rig yet, LMB guys slipping... OP: Some bottoms are just more sticky than others, If a heavy weight that settles on the bottom is getting snagged most of the time, a better approach would be to fish something lighter and learn how to glide it or scrape it on or near the bottom, and adjust the amount and type of action from the bait, needles to say hook in the bait.

#5

You take the pincers off if they are really large, we do this with crabs as well...

Not all 3/0 hooks are the same size, a 2/0 or 3/0 depending on the brand will work. I bend a 1/0 round bend to have a shorter shank and a larger gap, in a pinch I will use a EWG, but bend it a tad so the point isn't in line with the tie.

I would try a shorter yak, really short....

Depending on the cover, an open hook lure like a crank, JB, or spoon, or if grass is around, a swim jig, or t- rigged swim bait, pretty much anything.

Like most of my fishing, I'm fishing the extremes, either really light, or really heavy, adjusting for conditions, ROF, and presentation as dictated by the fish on a given day.

Cut back on the coffee, get a less sensitive rod, or switch to mono...

By motoring passed it until it met up to something less sheer.

I've done well in and near eel grass snaking a straight worm (or one of those with the tiny curly tail) with a slightly heavier weight than working it on the bottom. A sparse swim jig with a curly grub too.

Yeah, something about some combinations just seem to get it done, watermelon red, GP purple flake, black blue flake, red shad no flake...