SPEEDBEAD.

Mark Sosin or Jose Wejebe. ;D

J - Do you do mod to these baits, where the original single hook is removed and replaced with wire and a treble ? A-Jay No need to do that with the 6" You'll end up killing a bunch of fish with a trap hook on a bait that small. You guys sure your fish won't eat a brookie?

I'm flip-pin lost... :-? Do your thing, man. Like I said before, wear sunscreen.

Get ahold of me when you come to Gettysburg. I may be able to show you some things in the area and there is also a great microbrewery in town if you like to have a beer. I smell a man-date. Coming from the fella that openly admitted a crush on ABLE2DISABLE? Holds no water with me. You pitiful attempt is laughable.

Get ahold of me when you come to Gettysburg. I may be able to show you some things in the area and there is also a great microbrewery in town if you like to have a beer.

Is this better for you viewer's, besides I'm comfortable the way I am in my home.I'm Crazy like a bass being hit with a Brush Hog.And paper's to prove it. I think he is kind of giving it away here... As a serious medical note, you should wear a shirt more often. With a tattoo faded that badly, you are obviously exposed to the Florida sun more than necessary. Skin cancer is a very dangerous thing. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.

Every time I hook a fish I come into my office space,{laundry room}and take a photo then go back outside and release them.But the other remarks are for those who have a few Smart phrases about them.No constructive criticism,nor imagination,about them,just plain dew of the Lilly,Shake it well,boys.Steve Wilson invented the first swimbait that I know of.{ Kick Tail-NGCsports} When was this? I wouldn't be so sure that it was the first "swimbait." BTW, the Kick Tail is right up there with the Helicopter Lure and Banjo Minnow IMO. They may catch fish, but there are MUCH better options to use.

Much better deadsticking options out there. Use it as it was intended, walk it.

PM sent.

I need to get up to that lake in the spring time. In all the years I lived in Duncansville, I don't think I have ever fished it from a boat.

Wow, I'm honored? ;D

It was very nice to meet everyone yesterday. We will definitely have to do it again. I think that lake, given some time and effort, will kick out a big fish to someone in our group. Our boat experienced similar results to what everyone else saw. When we went back toward Aitch, we found some areas that are similar to what we normally fish (thick, nasty stuff). We would start at the edge of the massive weedbeds and let the constant wind blow us through. I ended up catching one that went 2.5 on a buzzbait. BK42 had a couple blowups on the Rage Shad, but they came unbuttoned. We both missed a few more fish with that pattern, hopping from cove to cove. Eventually, we got the stones to take the 9.9 across the big lake. We stopped at a little cove beside Nancy's and I caught a dink near a log with the jig. We then ventured to Trough Creek. I knew the bank cover was a little thicker there and the area looked great. We fished the entire stretch without any fish. We called it a day and loaded the boat up around 5pm (never give up, right?). Again, would be happy to meet up with any or all of you again. Perhaps we will catch some fish next time. Wayne

You know they make things like that called buzzbaits, right?

Many of my shots are straight out of the camera. These days, if I can't get it done in DPP or Adobe Camera Raw, then its not a good shot. And that's why your a photographer and I'm a photoshop-rapher I'm selling on that. Your comps are tight, have good basics down, now just learn how to do things in camera. You'd be a monster with off camera lighting. Get your arse down here to PA and give a camera tutorial some time. I'll show up.

Uh, what is it? You post some confusing shat, man... ;D

I've caught 10 inch bass on the Hardgill. It can be a numbers bait in the right situation. Good choices.

We plan on leaving approximately 4:30 w/ arrival around 6. That should leave just enough time to get the stuff hooked up, rods into the boat and be fishing by sun up.

See, here is the deal. The specific area I am really interested in is a 7 acre homestead I have access to among national park land (no hunting). They have plenty to eat in the area currently, as the surrounding acreage is planted corn and soybean. The general feeding for horn growth is taken care of by the agricultural fields. I am looking for something to attract and hold deer in this specific area. So I guess I am looking for something that is appealing to the deer while offering them some added nutrition at the same time.

Incorrect. That'd be a fantasy. Steelers

Right now, yes. I will likely go 75-25 at first and then 50-50 for the long term.

No bashing at all. I like 1/2oz for casting purposes, especially in the wind. Windy conditions are one time when buzzbaits really shine for me.

Have been looking into the Purina Deer Chow line of supplemental feeding for some of the areas I hunt. I have seen good reviews of the product, while others recommend smaller mills for versatility. I would like to weigh the cost to benefit and see which one gives me more bang for the buck (pun intended). Any experienced feeders out there? What were your results? Wayne

Apparently he had completely given up on the skins. Imagine how low you have to get to become a Ravens Fan. I feel for that man. His life must be horrible. LCM, you beat me to finding a pic of the six. BTW, going to the Steelers game against Baltimore on 10/3. Pumped.

No problem. We will be in the green Tracker Jon boat. Just look for the muzzle blast and dying geese. ;D

Just thought of another one: Luhr Jensen Speed Trap for shallow weed and wood cranking.