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Drew03cmc

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About Drew03cmc

  • Birthday September 13

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Belton, MO
  • My PB
    Between 5-6 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    Smallmouth
  • Favorite Lake or River
    Creeks in the Missouri Ozarks

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    Creeks, smallies and spots!

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  1. I've got some goodies I'm wanting to move. 4 rods- Ark Tharp 7' M cranking rod $80 brand new. Ark Cobb 7' MH Kitchen Sink, used $50 Bass Pro Carbonlite Glide Bait rod $60 Dobyns Fury 795 $100 brand new 2 reels- Kastking Spartacus Maximus $40 Abu Revo X 6.6:1, fished once. $80 12 spinnerbaits, Terminator, BPS, E-Factor and others $36 6 discontinued crankbaits, 2 Heddon Tadpolly, Excalibur XCS 100, Livetarget HFC 2 new Pre-Rapala Luhr Jenson Speed Traps. $50
  2. Yes sir. When English seems like a difficult language, I know it's off.
  3. Figure out which guide and get it replaced. If the rod has been dropped, you may have cracked an insert. I've done that on a St. Croix. If it's the tip guide, it's about a 5 minute job.
  4. When they're busting, I can find them, but it's the days where they aren't active in the shallows, but they have to be biting somewhere.
  5. Like it says, I'm selling my Coleman Crawdad with 30lb Thrust MotorGuide. The motor is 6 months or so old. I'm in the Kansas City area and will meet within reason. I'm asking $350 for both. I have the title for the boat.
  6. I came here to say this. I'm also a kayak guy, but I carry 6 rods most of the time, 3 spinning, 3 casting or 2 and 4. It depends what I'm doing and where I'm at. I am likely to use my 6'10" M Ark Cobb spinning rod over my 6'11" M Ark Cobb casting rod for jerkbaits this year. I really like the action of the casting rod for flat sides and smaller wakes/paddletails/etc more than jerkbaits.
  7. When I can't fish this winter, I hope to learn more about open water fishing. I can normally find fish on cover, shallow, weeds, rocks, timber, docks, etc. I don't have a single, solitary clue how to find fish in open water.
  8. Thanks Wayne!
  9. Can you PM me?
  10. I found a couple Traps, the Speed Demon, a balsa bait from Kevin Blankenship.
  11. Does anyone have any older 1/4 and 1/8oz Speed Traps they will part with? Also, looking for some balsa flat sides to fish. I'm looking to fish them, so pristine or NIB is not required. Let me know please.
  12. True. I wouldn't use the jighead around these docks with high end boats. I'd use them around vertical structure, trees, bluffs, etc.
  13. So, you prefer the weighted wacky with the jighead? I've never used it with a Senko, but Flick Shake is deadly, so I don't see why it wouldn't work.
  14. Let's discuss these three "finesse" techniques. Specifically, where and when do you determine which to throw? I'm looking at lakes with rock bottoms, water between 70 and 79 this month, docks, lay downs, long gravel points, etc. These lakes hold either largemouth and smallmouth, or those two plus spots. I'm equipped for all 3, but wanted to hear your choices and why. I, personally like a wacky rig around isolated targets and specifically those targets. In open water, I don't get the love on it like I do on cover. The Neko, I find to be a happy medium in that I can use a 4" Senko and a 1/16 or 7/64 nail weight to creep or hop it through open water imitating a crayfish or whatever have you. The Ned, I view as a day-saver. Am I wrong? Do you do it differently? Should I rig these up to go along with my buzzbaits and cranks this time of year?
  15. Around Wichita, within a reasonable drive, are several lakes worth your time. The further north and east or south and east, there's a lot more.
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