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Hook2Jaw

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  1. Thanks everyone! It's nice to feel welcome. It feels good man, I've fished since I could hold a pole, but really got serious last spring and I've been an every weekend machine since. I've lost several fish in the dd size range since that point and finally landing this one.. I was just so content after the catch that I just sat down on the bank and appreciated the moment for a good five minutes. I've always enjoyed writing and I'll do my best to lay out a few more fishing stories as I come upon them!
  2. The week before I had big girls chasing smaller bass to the bank, and one actually hit a dink in the face and knocked the hook on through her mouth, leaving her on the line and got hooked herself. Two bass, one hook. It'll never happen again like that, I bet. So my toad could have very well swallowed a ball of the football largemouth variety. Thanks for the compliments, guys!
  3. 10 pounds, 5 ounces on the scale beating my personal best by a lot. Booyah Bankroll Jig in Money YUM Craw Chunk in Craw
  4. Hi guys, I've been lurking these forums for quite some time and actually set up my account early last week. I started to post a greeting and thank you all for the excellent content posted here but it just didn't feel right until Friday, at 3 PM, after working through some new techniques that I'd never tried before. I've always been primarily a finesse style fisherman, and I'm really big on my spinning reels and weightless senkos styled worms. Friday, I decided to try out casting jigs. I'm familiar with weighted Texas rigs, so I applied every retrieval technique I could come up with throughout the day and caught many dinks and a nice three pounder. Then, I casted deep where the old creek channel of the pond I was fishing in cut through before it was dammed up. My Booyah Bankroll Jig in Money with a YUM Craw Chunk in Craw settled to the bottom and I gave my bait two subtle pops with my rod to emulate a crawfish darting. I reeled my slack. The dinks had been producing the machine gun tictictic all day. This time, there was a solid thump. I leaned into my hookset and after what felt like minutes, but was probably less than one, I landed my first double digit bass. 10 pounds, 5 ounces on the scale. I now fully believe in the power of the jig.
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