gradycodd
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Snagged a few spools of Tatsu to try out this season with a nice little discount on TW , I'm officially done with Abraz-x
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Because you'd be saving 50$ and buying a bait that will likely flood with water at some point, of the 50+ new styles I've wrapped, a good half of them had already showed signs of taking on water and I had to re-seal em, many of which had already started rusting out internally. Not saying you have to pick between the 2, but if it's sink rate you're concerned about, the new style has a good chance of becoming an extra fast sink at some point anyways lol.
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If you're OG sinks too fast all u gotta do is pop a couple holes in the weights til you get it where you want, only takes a few minutes.
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SUB Tournament December 14th to 20th
gradycodd replied to SU Crew4's topic in Monthly SUB Tournament
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I'm still very happy with my Helix 9, I'm not graph savvy by any means and it is plenty user friendly, will likely be adding another to the rig. If you can afford it, Panoptix is one of the most helpful tools in the regards of not making any blind casts. Very lucky to have a few friends with that technology and it has accounted for some truly awesome experiences on the water. Wicked fun to watch them shoot up and smoke a big bait, and helps you make tweaks to your presentation by watching how the fish reacts to a bait in real time.
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Hell of a trip! Congrats buddy!
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Sold, Thanks SU -
Pending,
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Taking highest offer, paid a lot for it and have a bill to pay, used in great shape, couple teeth marks. Will ship thursday.
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Having trouble catching a fish on a big Swimbait
gradycodd replied to Freddy_m128's topic in The Underground
You may gain a little more confidence by picking up an 8" paddletail over the hudd, at least for now while the water is still warm. Getchurself a magdraft, put the trolling motor on high, cast and cover water. You will get a few reaction bites at least. -
I caught a teener last week in the brand new 8-trap technique on a bluff wall with a rubber trout lure, you must just not know how to fish. Rootin for ya Stevie, swing hard and good luck brotha!!
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My best months are July for bites and late Jan-February for the heavyweights.
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South sold Shellback and crappie wakebait are the only things left -
punker and troutgliders sold, Roman Made South $70
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Mattlures and Revo sold,
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Punker pending
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Sexy bait, dudes got some paint skills, swims great too, I don't know a ton about it myself, won it in some contest thing and really have no use for it this time of year so just gonna sell it until I need another.
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Battleshads and Toxic Slobstopper sold
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magnum gill sold
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Need some furniture so gonna dump some stuff I won't be using soon. Toxic Slob Stopper, few teeth marks and tail needs some mendit. - 60$tyd OG 8" Shad Punker, some hook rash - 110$ tyd 9" and 8" battleshads, green goblin and tesla both rigged - $60 tyd Mattlures Hammershad never thrown but line tie needs a buffing, and Hammer gill used, selling as a pair for 60$ Roman Made South - $75 Mattlures Magnum Gill used - 45$ Joey L. Crappie Wake, new - 50$ Reno beast LH, works perfect but lost a knob, quick call to abu to get urself the replacement knob. - 120$ tyd Shellback trout rigged - 20$ Troutgliders - 25$ for all Please group as many items as possible and I'll knock a few bucks off. Thanks!
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I've had about 7 or 8 of em and I've never had a single issue or leak in any of them, maybe I'm just lucky but I've been pretty impressed with the consistency in swim and durability, and I smack into rocks a bit too often.
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Caught my PB striper at right about 14lbs drifting an og natty 250 in heavy current, fish ate a couple feet shy of the current seam and whooped my ass. Really pretty and healthy fish. Very addictive bite, can't wait to target them again! About a month later, I was also able to smoke a new PB Tiger at 44.5" on a 230 I wrapped in my favorite pattern. Typically we fish staggered blades and topwaters for these fish, but when you have zero wind, high sun and hot water, the swimbait will always be in favor. She sharked it on the end of the cast and did not come in willingly. I'll throw in some other shots of a few others as well.
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Looks great man, leave those eyes vertical!
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If ur ever down in the valley you're welcome to hop in the backseat, I usually try to get out on a friday or saturdays. hmu
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Latest addition is a hammershad that the fish and I like a lot, and also managed to get some baits hung up on the wall while patiently waiting for this heat to go away.
