gradycodd

My daily Omega lineup Left to right Omega Dirty Dragon XXH / Daiwa Lexa TWS 301HL x Gomexus Omega XH / 301XG Scorpion Monster Drive Omega MH / Revo Rocket Beast 41 Alpha Omega Softswim XH / Tranx 301 x Gomexus Alpha Omega Remix H / Revo Beast 41

Im in Azle just west of FW

Just moved to Texas, finally got everything organized, I'm sure I'll be making some changes to this collection to fit these waters, but I'm pumped to be here!

90% of dudes you'll see are following what they learned from 90% of the swimbait related internet content, a lot of the info out there is the same old stuff, a lot of is outdated, not saying it wont work, but if you're trying to set yourself apart try to be doing the complete opposite of that advice. Retrieve your baits at the highest speeds possible, fish areas that aren't visible from the surface, try baits with more flash, throw shad/carp patterns when everyone else is chucking trout, fish in the thick stuff, fish your hard baits down deep, etc.... Big fish are exceptionally in tune with their surroundings so you are correct, they have seen it all and they're incredibly wary, but remember that when they've seen it all, that doesn't mean they have seen it all fished properly or fished at certain depths. Those fish have seen 20 different 250s by the time noon hits, but of those 20 deps I'd be willing to bet all 20 were fished in the same 10ft column of water, and all 20 were probably fished at the same or similar cadence. Throwing things like a magnum spoon can also be effective for trout killers, it mimics the size and flash of a stocker well enough that even the most wary of fish might slip up and choke it down. Learn to play on their instincts and get weird with it, you'd be surprised what can work on pressured fish when you play outside the box a bit. Good luck beat em up.