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i dont wanna know where people are catching fish at right now, i know a few great spots...my lips are sealed...but what is everyone having luck with? i like using chompers this time of year, and i have used pumpin salamanders and caught a few this time of year.....i am thinking of just getting some good polorized sunglasses and a riffle lol

dynamite, works great this time of year.


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I will send you a PM and let you know where ozzie has been cathing them

Chartreuse willow leaf Strike King spinner baits, jigs with a trailer, and plastic worms Texas rigged.

biggdowgg wrote:dynamite, works great this time of year.


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I will send you a PM and let you know where ozzie has been cathing them

i have his nephew for that i have been to a couple places that are "secret"

strikeking spinners and crank baits. powerbait pumpkin seed worms and storm minnows

biggdowgg wrote:dynamite, works great this time of year.

We couldn't afford Dynamite. OR the wouldn't sell it to us.

But they would sell us carbide. Whisky bottle, put a little carbide in it, pee in it, cap it quick and throw it in the river. Row out and pickem up.

OZZIEOHIO wrote:

i have some of those, they work great....i am becoming partial to rooster tails right now though

SWbaseballFan wrote:

OZZIEOHIO wrote:

i have some of those, they work great....i am becoming partial to rooster tails right now though

I live on a farm with a creek running through it so I fish the creek a lot so I have always loved rooster tails because the bass always bite on them all year long and in ponds or the river they always bite better on them in the spring then anything and they bite on them all through fishing season too! In the river I have caught alot of striper and sauger with them.

OZZIEOHIO wrote:

so what are these called?

BRUTUS IS A BEAST wrote:

OZZIEOHIO wrote:

so what are these called?

These are called brush hogs.... I caught ab 25 bass this weekend on zoom trick worms

tony181stewart wrote:

BRUTUS IS A BEAST wrote:

OZZIEOHIO wrote:

so what are these called?

These are called brush hogs.... I caught ab 25 bass this weekend on zoom trick worms

25 lbs!!!!! did you get a picture? i'd like to see that beast

25 lbs????????????????? I didnt say that i said 25 fish

They are Baby brush hogs. You can get tiny brush hogs and super hogs. I like the baby hogs the best,

tony181stewart wrote:25 lbs????????????????? I didnt say that i said 25 fish

i tried to make a good fishing story for you and you blew it lol

actualy i miss read it

oooops!!!!!!! ill still hunt for the elusive 25 pounder

Yeah there was a guy that caught it and couldn't break the world record with it because he didnt hook it in the mouth when he caught it so he through it back in the lake in california and I think its about time to go visit my family that live out there again

Ive fished the passed 4 days and have used everything I have in farm ponds and all that I can get bass to consistently bite on are rooster tails aka small spinner baits witch I use the blue fox one with a blue front piece and a white tail on it. them colors are my favorite and tend to be the favorite for bass too as I have seen in farm ponds and strip mine ponds this time of year

i was watching a fishing show the other day...good ole bill dance. he had a chart showing colors and how well they penetrate light under water on a clear day in clear water. it showed that the best colors in this order are red, orange, yellow, green.

well bill dance.....i prefer white, so suck on that.

SWbaseballFan wrote:i was watching a fishing show the other day...good ole bill dance. he had a chart showing colors and how well they penetrate light under water on a clear day in clear water. it showed that the best colors in this order are red, orange, yellow, green.

well bill dance.....i prefer white, so suck on that.

If you can just convince Bill Dance of that he may be able to get rich.

Having confidence in whatever bait or color you use means a lot.