SmallBlockMuscle

Been catching decent numbers but generally on the small side. Biggest so far so 3.5#, the patterns have been strange.

Went out Saturday AM. Got 15 all between 2-3# and every one on frogs in 3-4 fow. Couldnt get them to bite on anything else.

Caught 3 pre spawn fish saturday. All in 6-7 fow. We went up shallow to take a look and saw many on beds. Been a tough bite on my local lakes the last two weeks.

Same, they are solid and reputable

Sizes are pretty limited but some good deals

I tried it last year for the first time and had a lot of luck with it actually. I was using my tore up senkos and was able to get fish on the tougher days. Pretty fun fighting them on light tackle too.

This is crazy to watch

Yep same here, got one last year and it's been great.

Lund just posted this on their facebook. A picture of the first shot in the video

Square bills produce great for me in the fall. Usually in 4-8 feet of water, outside of weed edges

Caught 8 between first light and about 8:30 am Saturday. All on a whopper plopper 130 right outside the pad line. The rest of the morning was a tougher bite for sure, caught a couple on a little john md and a few more on ned rigs. Nothing was very repetitive after those morning top water fish. I had only caught a couple pike all year and now all of a sudden they are back and hitting everything, thankfully I didnt lose any gear but they do get quite annoying. Big bass of the day went 4lb 3oz which was my second fish of the morning on the plopper.

I wonder if that policy changed or if I just got lucky.

I probably could have made mine work in 3-4 feet but that just wasnt worth it for me. It would be a lot better on a harder bottom lake.

I bought a 10' kingpin pole and tried to use it on the local lakes I go to. The pole went so deep in the soft bottom it was totally useless. I returned it

I had a casting Vendetta with the same issue. Local shop fixed it for $7. Abu actually sent me a brand new rod and didnt make me break the old one so I got a second rod for $7 essentially.