I have buzz baits and spinnerbaits that the paint has been scratched off of from catching so many fish I them they are down to just bare lead. I think any super productive lure is gonna show wear and tear. Great review of an awesome bait!!!
The stumps are just about everywhere across the entire lake. Water level could have been a bit higher whe. You were there but many are just under the surface. In order to open up your boat you better have a good GPS tracking.
I'm looking for more of a surface baits style. Was excited to see the Arashi as well. I currently have a live target which is subsurface and a few manns baits mostly made for redfish that stay above surface. I'll try to post a pic if the one I'm mostly looking for. Looking for baits 6" or less. Cost not a huge factor.
I was wondering if anyone could offer me some advice on which wake baits they use and why they prefer them? I've seen a few used and worked really well. If you can provide weight length surface V or subsurface make model and ball park price.
Not at the marsh. Mostly in the canals locally and some smaller waters. Was there a couple other times with BBD and going again soon with him and another friend wants to take his boat there.
If your a fishermen who likes to read and learn about new lakes... Stick Marsh is the place. Been there a few times with a couple different friends and have caught fish consistently. Most guides are going to bring out shiners and have you bait fish all day. Words of advise. Watch the STUMPS. If you don't see any around.... Watch the stumps. They are everywhere in that place. Storms and wind lick up fast there and move in quickly of the flat land surrounding. I will be heading there again a couple times in the next fees weeks to pick it apart some more. Already have caught multiple fish 5+-8lbs there with no help besides electronics.
Spots during the day aren't always the best places to fish at night. Try looking for shallow flats with lots of cover. Fish will move from deeper water to shallow at night to feed.
Haha. Went from NJ to Cali to now Florida. Check out the clubs that fish lakes casitas, castaic, pyrimad and piru. Fished all while I was there and it's a totally different world out there. Your mostly throwing huge swim baits or vertically jigging tiny 4" robo worms.
I could only dream of high 60-70 degree water. Fished to day and temp was 89.8 degrees. Caught them in the shallows with wake baits and topwater and also caught some deeper on weighted swim baits and chatter baits as well.
You CAN change gear ratios after purchase just an FYI. Although not easy nor cheap but can be done with quite a few of the higher quality reels being made. Revo's cast like a dream. One of my best casting reels owned with some of the heaviest braid I fish with.
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