Moleman

Hard work definitely pays off

Hey guys, last night I was snooping youtube and came across this video. The guy in the video is using one of those livingston lures swimbaits and has both hook rings literally ripped out of the bait on a tiny 4 pounder. I just wanted to give a heads up, watch this clip. the clip starts at 5:00

I could probably take you out on the delta if you want.

Can someone explain to me why he actually got banned, like in the beginning I thought that there were totally grounds for banning. That being said, in the last couple month it seemed like he cleaned up enough to stay. I mean the continual posting in the black market, the advice he gave with no evidence to back it up, and his incapability to use the search bar were annoying, but came from the right place. I guess I really don't care all that much, but just wanted to voice this opinion.

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fish faster, and look for shallow cover

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nice!

Most guys on this site know how much I love my 806, but for the application you have spoken of I think an 806 wouldn't be a great option. To me, the 806 is a treble hook rod. Its super parabolic, and struggles with jig hook style baits. SO for softballs I think you would regrets it. I love my 795, and think for the baits you have listed would be th best bet. If you become a hard bait guy then drop the 795 and get yourself a 806.

if you lookin for a delta plug I can make something happen as well, dont see myself making it up to clearlake soon though.

i have a 401 id let go for 90

Thanks god people still respect the OG karate kid. Its my 3rd favorite movie. It pains me to see people that dont know the true karate kid.

yeah, to me a slammer has a necessary clack. IMO yu should get rid of all your baits before you give up on a slammer.

got one.

Honestly, I do pretty well on most bluegill glides. For me its been reps bull shooter and Pizz beast.

just curious, but why not go the jon boat rout?

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Just to comment on some of the previous posts, I don't think it would be fair for me to forget to say that big fish aren't like smaller fish. I find that for big bait bites, conditions don't have to be considered perfect for a big bait bite to go off( usually though the do). IK that big bait eating fish are usually locked into big bait so they take advantage of big baits when they can. So in this case I will concede that Big bait eating fish are more likely to eat during poor barometric trends than conventional bait eating fish.

I tend to disagree, I belive barometric pressure has everthing to do with getting BIG bites. Now I'm in California(High swimsuit pressure) and your in mass so the scenarios are a little different, but I know that in california you can't get large fish to commit unless there is a storm or some sort of abnormal weather change(Like high winds). Other than that its just follows.