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Revolutionized Bass fishing?? Holy geez....I wouldn't extend the guy THAT much credit.

Revolutionized it for dinkmasters. There are many many out there who do nothing but dunk soft stickbaits all day long.

You forget he also invented the fat ika.......a dink bait? I don't think so.

PS> try moving up to 6 and 7 inch senko's.

I don't understand why people bash GY so much. I really don't.

Trust me on this one.  

I have it on very good authority that he did not attack Pearl Harbour

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So true   If you cannot affort 6 bucks for a bag of bait.    You are in the wrong hobbie

There is a certain amount of arrogance and elitisim to this remark I can afford 3 dollars a bag to fish, why do i need to give up fishing. i work lioke everyone else , I am puttin myself through collegwe, as well as my daughter. Why do i need 6 dollars a bag to blow off steam and enjoying fishing. WHAT A STATEMENT TO MAKE you are dissmissing many working fellas who also fish.

Give me a row boat, a cane pole, and a bucket of freshly netted shiners and I'll outfish anyone with a $50,000 bass boat, 10 JDM rods and 50 lbs of tackle 9 days out of 10.

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i just think there expensive and tear up real easy

and i think strike king zeros are way better for 3 reasons

a.. dont cost near as much

b.. dont tear up and lead you to by more

c.. CATCH FISH

You left out one very important quality.

They melt into the prettiest puddles of multicolored goo I have ever seen  ;D

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As an ole timer i see alot of repeat posts.

But this is one that ticks me off.

Gary Yamamoto created arguabaly the best bass catching lure of all time.

He did the research, he did the r&d, he did the testing the refining and the marketing. That all cost money guys.

Then all I hear is people whining about his baits don't hold up to more than a few fish.

I wish I could invent something that worked so well the major complaint is that is doesn't last as long as I would like.

Brent and the *** boys, have made a huge following on BassResource.com. I have used their baits and they are great, but lets not bash the guy who super inpregnated salt into plastic and revolutionized bass fishing.

He's a design and marketing genius and derserves every dime he has.

So true If you cannot affort 6 bucks for a bag of bait. You are in the wrong hobbie

Problem is,....I actually catch.  $6/bag may be fine for you if you fish twice a month and catch 2 fish each time.  We've gone through over 400 sticks so far this yr.  Do the math.  If the baits I use ripped as easily as a GYCB, that number would be even higher.  Now I'm not poor, but I am kind of offended that you think if I can't afford the over-priced baits, I shouldn't be in the game because, quite frankly, I get my confidence from the fish I catch, not the price tag on the bag.

Like it says above, if you only have confidence in the $$$ baits, perhaps YOU are in the wrong hobby.

MOST people get into fishing BECAUSE it is a low cost form of outdoor recreation, I'm sure many of them might find your comment offensive as well.

Let me put it this way, I make enough money to be able to afford to pay $5 for a gallon of gas, but if the $3/gallon get me to the party,....why on Earth would I pay $5??  This is about common sense, not economic stature.  

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Amen, LBH.

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Give me a row boat, a cane pole, and a bucket of freshly netted shiners and I'll outfish anyone with a $50,000 bass boat, 10 JDM rods and 50 lbs of tackle 9 days out of 10.

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Roger

i dont know, using live bait is a different animal......

the funnest part of freshwater fishing is the lure, the illusion, and the art......the trickery.....

using live bait takes all this away....

;)

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I fish artificals heavy but I still love throwing shiners, craw dads and nightcrawlers once in a while

REMINDS ME WHEN I WAS A KID AND FISHIN WAS JUST FISHIN 8-)

BAIT FISHING DOEN'T MAKE ANYONE LESS OF A FISHERMAN anyone who buys that just ain't right ;)

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Give me a row boat, a cane pole, and a bucket of freshly netted shiners and I'll outfish anyone with a $50,000 bass boat, 10 JDM rods and 50 lbs of tackle 9 days out of 10.

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Roger

i dont know, using live bait is a different animal......

the funnest part of freshwater fishing is the lure, the illusion, and the art......the trickery.....

using live bait takes all this away....

:)

yep!! Its cheating if you ask me >;)  But back to the subject at hand. I do agree the GY are expensive. Personally I have been having great success with Tiki sticks. I gues its personall preferance and confidence in what you buy and use

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Jeez guys...

Personal attacks are NOT warranted and WILL BE (have been) DELETED.

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Ok guys, time to take a breather.  This thread is going nowhere fast.  Seems it all boils down to personal preference.

If you have nothing new, positive, and uniquely insightful to add to this thread, then let it rest.

Guest the_muddy_man
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10-4 Glenn and RW I even pulled some of mine that are going nowhere, i ain't gonna change anyone anyhow, just me 8-)

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i cant afford GYCB lures. i just cant. so therefore, i like to buy the otherstuff. imo they work just as well, and alot of times you can get more baits for a lower price. i say its all about confidence and money. use what you like, and what you can afford.

Just to clarify to this gentleman....you can afford GYCB, in fact you pay more for its cousin KINAMI, as you said in your first thread.

See below - prices quoted from the Bass Pro website for 4 and 5 inch baits.

GYCB Senko

$5.99

10 per bag

60 cents each

KINAMI Flash

$4.49

7 per bag

65 cents each

Guest the_muddy_man
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I like this math a whole lot better ;D

***  bag of 25 is 6.00 bucks  thats .24 cents each

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Thats real nice....haven't tried those but they look good on the web site (cool colors).  When they had the spring sale, I got some of the BPS stik-o for real cheap ($3.33 per 20)...and they have been catching them real well rigged wacky.  That style of rigging tends to get shook off the hook on every fish, so going through them is kind of easy.  So far the stik-o has been a good alternative..and 1/3 the price of Yammies, its not too bad.

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I like this math a whole lot better ;D

***  bag of 25 is 6.00 bucks  thats .24 cents each

I thought Brooklyn guys only bought stuff that "fell off the back of a truck"  

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I have been trying to follow this discusion since I tend to fish GYCB most of the time and no I have not tried *** yet but I will soon.  I have been able to get Senkos and sometimes Fat Ikas for $3.20 a pack.  At that price I can't turn them down.  I could fish anything I want with in a $3.00 to $4.00 price and still be, IMHO, affordable. I choose to fish the Senkos just because they work.  I have yet to find their equal, only imatations.  So when I do the math that's .32 cents a piece.

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i SAVE ALL MY SENKOS AND WHEN THEY GET TORN UP I PUT THEM IN A BAG BEFORE I LOZE THEM.  WHEN I HAVE A BUNCH SAVED I SUPER GLUE THE RIPPS TOGETHER. BE NEAT WITH IT ONLY USE AS MUCH GLUE AS YOU NEED . THEN WHEN YOUR LOW ON FUNDS OR BRING A FRIEND OUT USE THE GLUED UP SENKOS.

Guest the_muddy_man
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I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU FELLAS; But when i am taking a friend orespecially a newbee out I try to give them the best I have and put them on fish.I have lots of time to fish on my own! ;)

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i AM NOT SURE WHAT YOUR TRYING TO SAY BUT THAT WASN'T REALLY THE POINT OF MY POST.  i STILL PUT THEM ON THE FISH.  BUT NEWBIES STILL TEND TO CAST INTO TREESS AND HAVE MORE TANGLES  AND SNAGES. TO ME THEY STILL CATCH FISH.  STICK WITH THE TOPIC

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Chill, new guy.....

I am glad you keep your stuff and give it to others, thats great.  Muddy is being himself, thats great too. Get to know him a little bit, you will see what I mean....

Wayne

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YOUR MISSING THE POINT TOO.  IT'S NOT ABOUT SAVING ME SENKOS TO SHARE! i WILL TAKE THE TIME TO GET TO KNOW MUDDY. I ASKED HIM WHAT HE MENT TO FIND OUT HOW I SHOULD FEEL.  SO I WAS WAITING FOR A REPLY BY MUDDY. PEOPLE WERE POSTING THAT SENKOS WERE EXSPENSIVE AND THEY DON'T LAST LONG. i WAS LETTING PEOPLE KNOW THEIR OPTIONS IF THEY WANT TO BE FRUGAL.  THAT WAS WHAT I WANTED TO SAY MAYBE THATS ALL I SHOULD POST. i WAS TRYING NOT TO BE BLUNT I WANTED PEOPLE TO THINK OF OTHER REASONS WHY GLUEING THE SENKOS MIGHT BE GOOD BY STATEING WHY ITS GOOD TO ME.  NOW I'LL CHILL BRO

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<---- Now chilling as well.  No blood, no foul.....   ;)

Wayne

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Welcome aboard Rocket!

Many people think typing in ALL CAPS is considered YELLING. May or may not be true.  For sure though, it's more difficult to read when paragraphs are typed in ALL CAPS.

Just an FYI  ;)

P.S. Your idea of supergluing senkos for newbie fishermen is a pretty good one!

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Thanks for the heads up.  I wasn'ty aware of that.  I'm using my computer at work the program i use only reads caps.  so to save time going between the two i leave the caps on.  I guess i do need to chill a bit.  I respect that.  -Keith

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