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ok, quick question, 5 inch swimbait, 1 acre pond, goin for big fish, would it work ?

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yes. better chance in the fall. try a few different angles while circling the pond. you can cover the whole pond in 20 min and know if they wanted it or not. i've found it to be a waste of time burning multiple casts thru the same water. ur first cast in new water has the best potential for a bite with a big lure in a small pond.

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Holy crap! Is that your PB? That's a hawg! Sweet beard BTW, mines almost that long haha.

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Caught in a pond, this year, on a 5" swimbait.

Yeah, they work.

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now that's what i call a keystone toad!

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Big fish eat little fish and there isn't anything that imitates a little fish much better than a swimbait. It certainly doesn't take a big fish to eat a 5" swimbait either. I've caught little 12 inchers on 5" baits that had it so deep you couldn't see the bait if they closed their mouths.

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Holy crap! Is that your PB? That's a hawg! Sweet beard BTW, mines almost that long haha.

Nope, PB is my avatar. Didnt get a weight on the pond fish. Batteries were dead in the scale.

Always check your batteries.

The one in the pic I posted was probably around 6 or a little over, the avatar is 7lb 8oz.

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yes. better chance in the fall. try a few different angles while circling the pond. you can cover the whole pond in 20 min and know if they wanted it or not. i've found it to be a waste of time burning multiple casts thru the same water. ur first cast in new water has the best potential for a bite with a big lure in a small pond.

This is great advice when pond fishing.

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