Re: the sign of a great bait.

[fishinfiend]

I will take that fish all day, everyday, Nice job Paul.  Do you still use that jackall giron? I need to get one of those and some of Matt's lures.

Looks like I know what is going on my wish list.

[paul.]

thanks.  yeah, i still use the giron (although not as much since i got matt's bait).

[Bassn Blvd]

The "Amazing Paul" at it again.  How are you fishing that particular bait?  Straight retrieve, variable speeds, shallow, deep, or ?.  

Thanks.

[paul.]

hey there bb.  it's not so much the "amazing paul".  it's just that i'm using an amazing bait.  i continue to be wowed by the capability of the mattlures hard bluegill to catch fish even in non-swimbait conditions.  i said it before and i'll say it again.  a good bait will catch fish when it's supposed to.  a great bait will catch 'em even when it's not.

to answer your question, i am using variable speeds and retrieves until i find what the fish seem to like.  this bait is very versatile.  so really the sky is the limit on what you can do with it.  with just a small amount of practice and a little imagination, you can make this bait act so much like a real bluegill that it's kind of freaky.  really has to be seen to be believed.

since i screwed up and deleted the original post in a brain-dead moment when i first woke up this morning, here's the picture of one of the twin 3 pounders i caught yesterday on matt's bait in super tough conditions.  it really saved the day since i didn't catch jack on anything else.      

 

[Bassn Blvd]

Thanks for the rply.  Yea, I saw your first post and then later on it was gone.  Kinda figured you were having a moment.

[Pitchinkid]

god that thing looks so real.