I've just always thought they had teeth like in this pic on this other forum??? Do some have teeth and others don't??
http://www.pensacolafishingforum.com/f28/redfish-teeth-132997/#/forumsite/20519/topics/132997
I've put little metal beads in my frogs before and caught fish but I stopped because I don't care to use rattles with my frogs anymore, sometimes it would mess the frogs action up.
Only frog I use with rattles now is the KVD sexy frog but it comes with the rattles.
My papa started taking me fishing when I was little and that got me into it, didn't start getting more into bass fishing and taking it more serious until a couple years ago
I was that guy the other day... some guy was pitching what looked like a 3/8 or so Texas rigged craw into holes around these patch of trees that was flooded with grass. I already wanted to fish that spot before I left because I had caught fish there the day before.
I roll up and start fishing and catch 3 bass in probably around 15 cast using the same technique as him... I think he got frustrated and left haha I know him pretty good and we talked at the boat ramp and he said he was fishing that spot all day and couldn't get a nibble and I rolled up and caught fish... Felt good because he always out fishes me!
When I fish with my gramps he is the same way, he'll catch 3 good fish out of a patch of trees then move along to a different patch of trees... don't really see the logic in that.
Well I'll try the toothy critters leaders when I get a chance to buy some, its kinda pricey too, its like a dollar a foot.
Might just have to suck it up and come to terms with the fact that I'm gonna lose baits to pickerel in this lake.
EDIT: I guess I could try to find some good leaders with snaps and just toss one on when the pickerel are biting a lot, any suggestions on a brand?
Squirmin, how would you define structure?
I look at structure as stuff like drop offs, humps, ledges etc and cover as stuff like logs, matted grass, docks.
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