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Of the two, what one do you fish the most?  And what is your set up ( C rig, C,rig ect. )? Color?

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Baby Brush Hogs; I threw all my Brush Hogs away!

Watermelon Neon hands down  ;)

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We have better results with the Super Hog, don't know why.  We always T-rig them.  Colors for our lake are Tequila Sunrise and Watermelon Candy.

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Baby Brush Hog with a one ouce weight flipped through the hydrilla on Lake Seminole.

  • Super User
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I throw the *** baby bush bugs anytime except at night. I throw the regular *** at night because it moves a lot of water.

  • Super User
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I throw the big boys, always T-Rig. Watermelon/red color.

Falcon

BTW, I throw *** ***'s. Just as good as the "other" brand.

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BTW, I throw *** ***'s. Just as good as the "other" brand.

Better.  Already come garlic scented and the tails are just a little longer.  

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I throw the Brush Hogs. Just about always T-rigged but the weight I use depends on the situation. One of my favorite mid to late summer techniques is putting a 1oz bullet weight on and crawling it on the bottom in the thickest grass I can find. Great bait for flippin too!

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One of my favorite mid to late summer techniques is putting a 1oz bullet weight on and crawling it on the bottom in the thickest grass I can find. quote]

THis poses another question:

I always a small, 3/16 bullet weight, year round on my t-rigs. I have seen people on this forum say that "bass want a faster fall in the summer". Does that mean I should increase my bullet weight size on t-rigs in hot weather? Is there any truth to this "fall ratio" stuff?

  • Super User
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I think it does, because the faster fall rate and it becomes a reaction strike. But evan in the summer sometimes they want a slower fall, let the bass tell you how they want it. But the fast fall does work in the warm water.

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