Matthew2000

Yep know those.

I don't like the baits that you have to do this with for them to stay on a hook.

Just like you don't have to pass the first grade to get a job.

That looks a lot like sarcasm and through typing I can't tell. But if your being serious no clue.

Before SC I lived in Ohio. Now I live outside of rock hill about 20 minuets.

Keitech and northeast Ohio.

This is me of those forums that was meant to start an argument, some like to argue for some reason

I'm not sure if that's an insult or not....

Dosent that all depend on strength of schedule like what other sport ???

I hear when they reach a certain age they find a dark cave to sit in all day and tell people that they are smart.

The female will never stop fighting even after she knows she has lost and is wrong for biting that worm.

So heron what your saying is you read something off the internet so now your a biologist that speaks to fish about what colors they see. And to my other comment about the dust storms, I was referring to lakes being stirred up due to motors from boats and jet skis. Your evidence showed no actual publishing of any sort. But your going to ask about the science that I know? Bit hypocritical right there I stated a theory that I had and stated my purpose behind it. You stated something about human eyesight being comparable to a fishes. And you did not respond to the differnt conditions so I'm guessing you didn't think that one through. Now pleazzzzzzze

They took 1 fish out of how many ? Of how May different species ? Realism means nothing. We are using 2 inch blue gill baits when is the last time you saw a 2 inch bliegill with a full adult coloration. Yes I do get what you are saying about the anatomy perspective. But out of the lakes I fish none of them are like going outside during the day. They are murky, how do the fishes eyes respond to that? Can they still see the bait or is it just a silloutte. The science behind it has many variables that are not taken into consideration. This is where it is flawed they would need to take at least 50 fish from each species to get a down right true answer. The comparison to the human eye isn't very valid lie in my book. We never walk through dust storms with are eyes wide open. We squint at best, do the fish squint I highly doubt that. So the fish and our eyes are indeed differnt.

1. 4.78 largemouth 2. Keitech 4.8 FAT, matures bluegill, northland baby bass, kanan idk the name 3. Sc, Ohio, NC 4. Hate hollowbellies with a passion

Heron until you can literally see through a basses eyes no we don't know there are therories as to what because of the fishes behavior. They may not even see color like we do.

Any time I know any lake around Youngstown really so if you need any other advise on lakes in that area.

I have a hummingbird that folds up and stays in a bag with the suction cup to stick to the bottom.

Indeed summers off that would be nice to not have to do anything. Oh wait I still have that lol don't forget longer holiday vacations.

We don't know what bass see. That being said if they have the same vision as us isn't it better to buy the realistic pattern just in case. Depends on the bait fast moving cranks and spinnerbaits no I don't think so there eye most likely cannot follow the lure. To see what it is just like when someone throws a punch at you, you react to it immeadlty. In the fishes case because they have no hands they use their mouths. Then you set the hook.

Do keitechs ??

2 denali jade woods one original and one J2. 2 lews LFS speed spools. A jackal pompaduer About thirty cranks 10 top waters A Berkeley soft bait binder Rain gear A save phase mask A lot of ugly otters Some rage craws 3 spools of seagaur red label

Scale it depends on the situation in dense weeds no. But when I'm fishing anything else yes, also I think the big ones bite it more they are used to a Texas rig type fall.

Apple TV same thing but you can AirPlay from your phone

Nope but look at denali in the same price range they are great rods.

Belly weighted hook with a rage craw or lobster on it. It tends to fall with the bait horizontal with the legs flaring up.