That 3/8 ounce weight is probably part of the problem. A 7 inch worm does not really need a 3/8 ounce weight unless you are punching or channeling your inner Ish. But if u are catching fish so be it. My lures don’t always have the smoothest entry into the water but I do alright.
I was using spinning gear. The fish was pulling drag but it def wasn’t loose so maybe I can loosen it up more. I didn’t boat flip it and I did a reel set, when I swing I usually pull the bait out of the fish’s mouth.
I hooked into a 3.7 pounder while drop shotting and it bent my light wire hook. I was using a roboworm rebarb hook in 1/0. My main line was 15# braid with a 10# flouro so I’m not sure if the line contributed or if it is just common for light wire hooks to bend on a decent fish. Would switching to medium wire hinder the action of the bait or would it work just as well? I hate re-tying contantly and was also wondering if there are any similar straight shank light wire hooks with keepers that have great strength.
I agree totally. It’s possible in Indiana where I am but the chances are very small. Targeting big bass here would be a waste of time here, better off fishing your strengths and hopefully luck will be on your side. It’s usually someone with a bobber and worm that lucks up and catches an 8 pounder.
Went to a pond today and the lady caught 3. It’s definately about to be love season for the bass. One of the fish expelled some eggs while I was taking it off the hook. Geist should be interesting this weekend.
I use Cocoons, they allow people to wear their proscription eye wear underneath them. I don’t have vision problems but I have a huge head and they fit confortabley. Amber is the best color IMO.
Fishing sucks bad in Indiana this year but I managed to have a good day at pond in my neighborhood on Saturday. I caught 4 with my biggest being 2.75 on a dropshot and the the rest were caught on chatterbaits. My buddy caught 3.5 pounder. Picture of the fish my buddy caught is below.
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