Columbia Craw

Welcome!

Iiiiiiiit’s time!!!!!!

Welcome!

We’re enduring very cold weather and impoundments that have not started to fill. My long time fishing buddy we’re having coffee and I told him it’s not just the activity of fishing that I’m yearning for but everything that comes with being on the water. I miss the geese and ducks and the song of red wing black birds. I miss watching Bald Eagles and osprey. The weasels and deer and the occasional beaver are just cool to watch. Even the sound of water lapping on the hull is relaxing. Fishing can offer more than catching. Come on sunshine!!!

That big talk ain’t worth doodally squat!

I’ll take lot 2. PM with PP please. Thanks! Doug

Swimbait wide body creature narrow body creature Stick bait Craw style bait

I don’t “store” anything in my boat except for two terminal boxes. I treat my tackle and combos like a pantry. When I decide where I’m going to fish I stock the boat with the appropriate combos and organized boxes and or bags. I have “day boxes” where I may place over lapping baits. This system minimizes weight and possible loss from theft.

50 Smackdown

I would think the line you put on the reel would dictate what lures you would use more than anything as that combo is about a versatile as they come.

Dougie or Doooooglas. I’ve been called the claw due to a deformed fingernail. My favorite was bulldog. When I took a case on I never let go. I would work that investigation into the ground. I didn’t care how long it took. I never let go.

It’s not about personal preference, it’s about efficiency and effectiveness. Spinning is here to stay and rightfully so.

If going over the mid range of the rating, you will labor the rod blank. I shy away from exerting that much stress. If you labor or tax the power of a rod with a snap cast, you risk blank failure.

I love blue bug, bluegill and blue craw.

Thanks for taking care of us Mike! Order placed.

Spot lock for sure.

Dobyns Champion 736C. It can double as your frog rod. Two rods in one.

Bone Choppo

Welcome from the cloudy, gray, drizzle state of Washington. At least the western side.?

I rig them with a tube jig and pitch them like a finesse jig and have had some good results in post spawn and summer periods.

Bring on the rosemary !!!!!!!

Realistic? Not really but there are times that the Bass have shown a preference for a short wide profile like a beaver over a long slender profile like a Brush Hog.

Sieberts has a good one.

Retractable ratchet for me. Easy to install and ultra convenient.

I also have mix of Xtremes. The 745 would be the one.