GreenPig

Excellent

I'd try it.

7 - 7.5 Good fish

It's night Ops time here in Ga.. Trips between 11pm and 9am are cool and peaceful.

I have only used crawfish & original.

With Bait Fuel they seem to hold on a bit longer. But not like MegaStrike.

I like it and the Liquid IV has minerals, electrolytes, and 510mg of Sodium. It does help me stay hydrated and the Strawberry taste pretty good. I'll never drink two in a day with that much Sodium.

I drink 6 - 8 bottles of water every day. On days I'm going to be in the heat, I add a Liquid IV to my first bottle of the day. Did the straight water for years and still managed to get dehydrated.

I'm old and broke down at this point. I lift like a strong 8 year old girl nowadays.

Nice. My jon boat is heavy enough as she is.😁

I'll replace the battery when I have to jump it off with my jump box that stays in my truck.

Until I figure them out I'll change often. It takes a couple seconds for me to lay one rod down and pick up another. I may toss a chatterbait, buzzbait, or spinnerbait to the bank and then immediately throw a walking bait, big glide, jerkbait, or Spybait out over deeper water.

I throw the Missile Bait Micro jig 1/16 and 1/8 when targeting Spots. I fish 1/4 and up jigs for LM usually.

I'm a under 3lbs Spotted Bass's worst nightmare. Once home I can turn 10 into 20 boneless fills in 15 minutes.

Summer ≈ My least favorite season. Our water is 82 and the bite is slow.

Welcome

Nice

Unrigged? Never. Unhinged, occasionally.

-Couple 80+mph dirt bike crashes that I walked away from unscratched. -A tree collided with my Blazer at 60 mph, uninjured. -Fell 35 - 40' out of a tree, hit every branch, uninjured. No it wasn't an ugly tree. -Dumped a 545 lb bench press on my ribs after completing it. Took a few days to take a full breath. Was actually thankful it was ribs and not my neck.

Two to eight on your scale. Sometimes I'll chase Spots all day with a Micro Ned. Next trip I'll hunt LM with big swimbaits. Sounds like a bad case of multiple personalities, atleast they all bass fish.

That pic makes my finger hurt. You were right to go to the clinic because it's incredibly difficult to push hooks through small bones like phalanges. Are you familiar with the braid hook removal trick?

Excellent.

My most used colors Glimmer Blue Bluegill Flash Houdini White Pearl Baitfish Lemon Shad Green Pumpkin Black occasionally

I'll add lead wire to cranks to make them slow risers or suspenders, lead wire to jerkbaits when I want slow sinkers. Roughly half of my glides and multi jointed swimbaits get a weight adjustment. Jig skirts get various adjustments too.

Nope