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making baits is fun and its very satisfying to catch fish on your own baits

you're a great painter!

where did you see a video of this bait?

they look very interesting. its too bad all the paintjobs are terrible. what is this bait made of? i can't really tell from the pictures.

these are from predator bass baits right?

doesn't seem too realistic to me...

they look great. i like the golden shiner the best how's the durability and action of these knockoffs?

they look great! you might want to try some bigger hooks on them though.

put the rod tips in the sliding window of the rear windshield?

a bit uncalled for... no?

wait on second thought... is this an actual pig, or a metaphoric pig (as in a large fish)? i was kinda hoping for the kind of pig that goes "oink"...

pig. without a question.

good advice guys. Brian, i wanna see some fish caught on that thing!

i'm thinking of taking a proven bait that i've not had much success with (10" worm) and going out and targeting bigger fish with it, and being persistent and not fishing other things.

interesting trivia...

go out and fish with one lure for the entire trip, wheter its catching or not, because you are determined to lean to fish/catch fish with that particular bait?

hehe i thought the funniest part was when he briefly stopped, then decided to walk on past the big fat woman somewhere near the middle of the clip ;D

WOW! excellent movie. 5/5.

www.5secondfilms.com very funny stuff ;D

i'm sure you could make them work... but it woudln't be the most practical way of doing it. i'm not sure what kind of metal the wires are made of, so they might rust. also, there will be A LOT of play in these, because of how wide the bend is in the wire. it would be easier for you to go to the hardware store, pick up a spool of 19 guage stainless steel wire, and bend out hook hangers/joints/line ties with that. all you have to do is cut a piece about 1.5" long, put a nail in the vise, bend the wire in half over the nail and use pliers to close the hoop made by the nail. i made a brief tutorial on making twisted wire hinges (http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1221880921), and these work great, but i've come to realize that the twisting isn't really necessary, just bending and crimping them will be good enough. this means if you're following my tutorial, you can stop at step 5 (if you're making a line tie/hook hanger) or you could stop at step 7 if you're making a hinge.

its a very proven bait.

Its a Shrek fishing pole. I bought it for him before he was born. Well if you ever need anohter mode, the lightning McQueen is a good one. I like it with an extra fast tip and medium action. I find that the sensitivity is very good and its not too brittle and likely to shatter as easy as say the Spongebob Squarepants line is. Ofcourse, if money is no option, go for Spiderman. You just can't beat it, its got its own special polymer line that science has yet to figure out. That matched with the strength, sensitivity, and light weight and you have an all round winner. ;D ;D ;D ETB, its cool you're taking your kid out fishing, hope he gets a fish next time!

thats a great fish man! by how much did it beat your old PB?