This is short notice but kittery trading post has 25% off ending tonite. They're not a bass centric tackle haven but do have some decent stuff i.e. megabass eligible.
For me , with a lure attached it gets hooked to the keeper on the rod, without a lure I'll have the same amount of line out and just let it hang. Either way once I put the rod in a sleeve the tangles are minimized.
For me it's a 30 oz. Stainless cup filled with ice and black coffee,a gallon bottle of ice tea [ Sugar free] that gets poured over the ice once the coffees gone and a couple of nutrigrains or poptarts that usually don't get eaten anyway as I'm preoccupied with fishing.
For me it's jig, chatterbait, spinnerbait w/single colorado blade. As for retrieve I'm just up shallow around any cover I can find wood weeds etc.just cast and winding.
Since I often say I have no use for deep,or clear, or cold or weedless water I'd say those are my weaknesses. My strength would have to be catching them when they're willing to bite what I want to throw.
3/4 and 1oz. Weights 7-6 heavy/xtrafast flipping stick. 30lb. 832.
Edit: forgot to mention I was using a 7.3 reel with this . Moving to an 8.3 this season.
3 that come to mind are reaction innovations double wide beaver 5.2"and Berkley papa pit boss and jumbo chigger craw both 5". Of these the double wide would be the bulkiest.
Mostly all the crayfish i 've seen walking around or in fish's throat have been the typical brown /Orange. However I did find at a launch once in april a dead craw that was mostly black with small blue spots and sky blue under sides of the claws. And later that same season [June I think ]at a different pond i found one that was green pumpkin-ish.
Hey @BigAngus752 I can give to you a lot of reasons NOT to move here (snow, taxes,potholes, frozen pipes, dopey neighbors)but lack of a frog bite ain't one of them. @Derek1 keep chucking 'em they can be had from shore.
I've fished standing in my lowe 1032 for 25 years. I can pretty much do any style of fishing and while I don't jerkbait much its 1 technique that I have have a problem with in that I tend to thwack my rod against the side of the boat when working it. Also I do try to avoid winds over 15 mph but once it gets over 25 it can be dangerous. Only thing I can think to add is putting anything wider than a 1032 in an s10 Wil be a tight squeeze at best. Depends on where the wheelwells line up. I put mine in my colorado but it's a 4door if it wasn't the boat wouldn't go in flat. Something I didn't think about when I bought the truck as I took it for granted with my Sierra and scottsdale. One last thing ill add is I've fished from my buddies bass Hunter style and I feel that an aluminum jon has room for more gear 1 or 2 people.
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