Lasher

Great thoughts. Tournament is 8am -4pm so night fishing is out. Guess I will just hope for some early morning success.

I have a tournament on Saturday on Lake Chutuge in NC/GA. Friday night is a full moon and I'm wondering what adjustments I should make to help catch some fish. Do you have any suggestions for fishing the day after a full moon?

Here is a log I made in Google Drive. I used it a lot in the past and then over time I just kinda stopped caring. I guess I really did not feel the need to record my 1.5lber spotted bass, just not exciting enough to document the memory. However keeping logs is really helpful for locating fish when the bite is tough. Fish Log.pdf

Has anyone had experience buying costa's from Steep and Cheap. They have some great prices. http://www.steepandcheap.com/gear-cache/stunning-sunnies

I learned that good sacks of fish can be caught during very cold temperatures. And fishing slow is very important this time a year. Did you see how slow Casey was cranking that fish head spin?

Can you wear crocs in cold weather?

1. T- Rig with bullit weight 2. Shakey Head 3. T- Rig weightless 4. Jig trailer 5. C Rig

In the store looking at the new brand of Seagaur lines and noticed the 6lb test is the same price as 16lb test. Is there a time when 6lb is better than 16lb? If they are the same price, wouldn't you want the strongest line? Guess it depends on the setup and style your using, but I would buy the strongest possible if it does not make a difference

no snaps for me, but I'm not saying they aren't useful. Palomar knot takes about 5 more seconds than using the snap, plus I have fat fingers and get frustrated trying open and close those things.

Bass assassins http://bassassassin.com/product-tag/soft-jerk-baits/

After throwing the A-rig the last 3-4 outings I still have not caught a fish. After whining and moaning to friend, he asked me if I'm throwing it around bait fish. After some thought, I realized I have not been seeing any bait fish at all, 90% of my fish have come from shakey heads in about 8-15 ft of water. So my question is, do you have to be around bait fish for the A-Rig to be effective? It's an awfully big lure that takes lots of energy to chunk and wind it without any success. Any advice is welcomed.

I asked Santa Claus for a new spinning reel and he brought me a new 7'0 abu garcia orra s combo. After a few trips on the the water, have to say that I absolutely love it for finesse fishing and I feel like I can detect way more bites with its sensitive tip. I love the reel and it's already landed several good fish. For the price $99 I feel like this has to be one of the better combos on the market. Anybody else try this setup?