roadwarrior

Well, all "my spots" are well documented on the net by locals, professional tournament guys and guides. You have to move 5 miles below either the Pickwick or Wilson Dams ro get away from community holes. It actually surprises me that I catch any big smallmouth with all the pressure "my spots" receive.

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Well, I for one enjoy your videos and will miss them.

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Whether it's the right choice or the best choice, a worm is ALWAYS a viable option. I like fishing a jig even when I know something else would be a better choice.

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Weighted soft plastics: Rage Bug and Menace.

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If I am casting into 12' or less without current, I will usually start with a weightless soft plastic, Senko or Fat Ika. On rig #2, topwater, jerkbait, squarebill or Bandit 200.

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In the Mid South pickerel are not common, but we have other trash fish to cull. I don't care a thing about spots, white bass, drum or gar.

Well you will have to check with Jeff, but I think he caught a 6 1/2 with me a few years go below Pickwick. -Kent

You need to plan a trip below either Wilson or Pickwick. Five pounds is attainable on any trip to these areas, but timing is everything. Generally the best part of spring ends in a couple of weeks, then your odds improve dramatically in the fall after October 15. If you would like to fish with me, you're invited!

Put one of my fishing buddies on an 7 lb smallmouth.

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There are GYCB Senkos and there are wannabes....

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