6th sense axis

[Jermination]

ordered a few of these yesterday and should be here by next week. Have you guys seen these? Not promoting but i think it is a really cool concept, kinda reminds me of a scatter rap and a chatterbait at the same time? What do you guys think?

 

https://6thsensefishing.com/collections/axis-metal-2-0

[Bluebasser86]

Saw a post about them awhile back, someone found a few at Academy. None at the stores by me. A few still available by that link, ordered one to try. It's an interesting concept at the very least and they make good baits.

[Bandersnatch]

On 6/10/2020 at 8:57 AM, Jermination said:

ordered a few of these yesterday and should be here by next week. Have you guys seen these? Not promoting but i think it is a really cool concept, kinda reminds me of a scatter rap and a chatterbait at the same time? What do you guys think?

 

https://6thsensefishing.com/collections/axis-metal-2-0

Thanks for costing $50 this morning. I appreciate it... 

[A-Jay]

I've got my eye on these as well.

How much to they weigh ?

Hoping it's a 1/2 oz bait. 

 5/8's would be even better. 

A-Jay

[Columbia Craw]

Throwing into the wind are we?  I want to try them too.  Could be good.

[JediAmoeba]

One of these days I will buy a 6th sense lure...I keep asking my local shop to get in their stuff and they said not many people ask for it...  

[bigjean663]

Local academy here in Lake Charles has them. Should be picking up a couple tomorrow. Didn’t know they had them

[ImThatGuy]

Ordered 3 also.  One of each available color.  6th Sense crush 50 is my favorite crankbait by far.  Can't wait to try these.

[Jermination]

They are great fellas, got out for a few hours yesterday afternoon. They are 1/2 oz and sling a mile. Action is really solid, super wide wobble. Seems like the faster you crank it the wider the wobble gets. 

[galyonj]

I love the concept, and I want all of them.

 

However, I need to swear off plugs for a while if I'm ever gonna learn to fish any other way. Especially with slow finesse-type stuff. It's just too easy for me to get bored and frustrated, and just start firing out cranks and stuff because I can't be still anymore.

 

Ugh.

[Jermination]

1 minute ago, galyonj said:

I love the concept, and I want all of them.

 

However, I need to swear off crankbaits for a while if I'm ever gonna learn to fish any other way. Especially with slow finesse-type stuff. It's just too easy for me to get bored and frustrated, and just start firing out cranks and stuff because I can't be still anymore.

 

Ugh.

that sounds like a loudon confidence problem lol i went to melton hill for a few hours yesterday afternoon and sadly that lake is worse than loudon. You throw those big TRD's out there yet? 75+ fish days on those, not a whole lot of sitting around getting bored over the last couple of weeks

[galyonj]

Just now, Jermination said:

that sounds like a loudon confidence problem lol i went to melton hill for a few hours yesterday afternoon and sadly that lake is worse than loudon. You throw those big TRD's out there yet? 75+ fish days on those, not a whole lot of sitting around getting bored over the last couple of weeks

Dude, you nailed it. I don't have any confidence in finesse stuff because I've not given myself a chance to develop a feel for it.

 

No big TRDs yet. I've got the little ones (in junebug, new money, and coppertreuse), I've got black trick worms for shakyheading, and I've a small collection of stickbaits from a few makers in a few colors.

 

I think I just don't let myself throw any of it enough to develop a feel for it, and that's lame because I know they work if I give them a chance. It's just too seductive to throw a jig or other heavy bottom contact lure where I can really feel what's happening on the bottom, or a plug or other reaction bait of some sort and just irritate the fish until something strikes to make it go away.

 

But I'm getting us off topic.