jolley
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Wow nice one Dave!
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Pm sent, I'll take it. -
can't believe the difficulty in trying to sell this bait. just a month ago these were going like hot cakes for $200++ a pop.. awesome bait, would have jumped on it if i didn't have a pair already. -
Nice Dave! Congrats!
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Cool as usual Dave!
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I was totally expecting a punker fish too when I saw Brian's post! Hey Brian, nice fish man, happy thanksgiving!
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Whatever you do...do not paint that bait you will absolutely destroy its character and value.
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You know I've been thinking about this too. I fish bass up in Maine with swimbaits only. Great bass fishing, but I'm lucky to boat a fish over 6lbs every year. And if I catch 6-10 fish over 4 lbs it's was a great season. Now to your question. Nothing is too big. Really...I through the BAA, OG wake, 9" slammers, and everything down to the fs gill, shad and baby wake. From my experience nothing is too big, they hit it all. It's really all about figuring out what they're in the mood for, and you're shoulder endurance From what I have seen, depending on where you're from, the population of big bass, time of year, general environmental conditions, etc. you'll either be blowing your arm out for that one trophy bass over 7lbs, or sticking 6lbrs on baby wakes, it really all depends, but pretty much anywhere there are bass you'll catch'em on big baits. Hope that helps. As for really big baits 14"-16" while I think even where I'm from the bass will hit them I just don't have the shoulder, or the gear to fish such specialized baits.
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Nice pick up, sick looking bait. Yup the hog smallies will like that one next season. -
Very sorry to hear about your brother Don, thoughts and prayers out to you and you family.
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Nice fish Ben! Love fishing in the rain, no one else around...not this time of year though... at least where I come from
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Pm'd yah Jason. I'll take it.
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Talk to Rubberdaddy on here. He is looking for one.
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Hey Chuck, nice fish! Good to see some MA swimbaiters over here!
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Yes a higher pitch prop will increase top end speed but you'll need to make sure that your boat isn't too heavy otherwise you won't even get it to plane out. You kind of have to experiment with full load boat gear and people.
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With a subject like that I just had to take a peek! Very nice fish Dave!
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Nice fish Ed.
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Man all my NE friends are putting up some serious fish, while I've been hanging out in the trees! Nice fish Dan!
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Nice job Jason!
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Hell yeah Ed! Wicked nice smallies!
