75%: Fayette County Lake, Fayette County, Texas
25%: Sam Rayburn.
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About Me
Raised in Hamilton County, Indiana.
US Navy Veteran 6/1959 - 1/1970.
Returned to Noblesville, Indiana after Honorably Discharge from Navy.
Indiana Bass Federation Member back in late 1970's thru 1980's.
Military Bass Anglers Association Member late 1970's through the 1980's & early 1990's.
All Navy Top Six Team Member during BMAA National Championship at Kerr Reservoir. (got to look up that date).
Moved to Texas in 2002.
I almost exclusively Fish Fayette County Lake in Fayette County, Texas at this time. December thru May is my favorite time on the lake.
I am 79 years old and I will be 80 this coming September.
I use Strike King "Zero's" which are super soft, super salty, very durable, and made with ELAZTECH by Z-Man. I have not experienced any "melting" with these products.
As my first post here I can say that all the methods mention are excellent suggestions and thanks for the illustrations.
Most of all my "gut" hooked bass come from some sort of rubber/plastic worm fishing technics. I have found that as a sport fisherman, "catch & release" alive is my standard. To do this consistently I only use "no-barb" hooks on my worm baits. Starting out with a "no-barb" makes life easier for the fish to survive and for me to be a "happy bass fisherman"
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