ATFISHING1234

Way to think outside the box.

and the good thing is you can still use the phone through the ziplock

Who says bass won't eat trout baits in non-trout waters......WTG! The teener is just a cast away.

I use my 806 for 8" hudds and the 795 for smaller baits like the 68 hudds.

Toad-a-rama! Time to change your avatar pic

Never thought about throwing an iron for LM....but hey, Calicos eat irons all the time so why not. WTG!

Cool....looking forward to the new gills as well as the trout. I won't have to do these mods anymore......

WTG......now that's what I call a "spotted bass"

WTG! You learned a valuable lesson there.....never give up on a cast until the bait is literally at your feet.

When you bottom bounce Hudds they get that way. I think its just a lot of micro scratches from scraping along the bottom that silt / dirt get into and disclore it . I just leave mine alone....gives the bait character. What you can do on new baits is paint some 316 baits or mend it glue on it. I do this to the nose of the bait to protect it you could do the same to the bottom.

I'm in......Merry Christmas!!!!

^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^

No problems here.....got my order quick.

You can float tube Perris but at Castaic you can only float on the lower lagoon not the upper lake.

Congrats!!!!

Also a Creek Company ODC 420 which is what I use, in fact I own 3 of them for my kids or friends. Very similar to the Fat Cats. Here's mine rigged up........

I thumb the spool slightly right before it hits the water causing the bait (hudd) to land with a slap instead of a cannon ball. You don't lose any distance on the cast since it's at the end of it and it sounds (at least to me) like a fish breaching the surface and slapping down on it's side. Also what was already said.....cast past your target.

Dude, that is bada$$. I tell you...if I could target lake trout here in So Cal I would never go back to Largies.

Bada$$!!!!

Pigs! Those are teeners out west.....congrats!

Hudds skip great both the 68 and 8", even BB rigged.

this ^^^^^^^

I had the experience of hooking one from the beach. Many years ago as a teen, on one of our yearly visits to my uncles house, I hooked into one while fishing live bait. I was using a Penn squider and I don't recall the rod, with 20# mono. Talk about a ride! Not sure how big it was, but it was big. My line was ripping off the reel as this thing kept going airborn further and further away from me towards deeper water. I was about to get spooled so I buttoned down the drag and hoped for the best......The fish won. 30+ years later I still talk about that day.....would love to experience that again. Good luck, would love to see some video as well.

Hit your swimbait.....pulled on the line......prevented a skunk, sounds like a good catch to me.....WTG!