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Much appreciated, here is what I do ( Plano is water proof) and reason I use the Bait Glove is in tournaments (many anglers before launch come up close to chat and really just checking out what you are throwing. And cool vid, thx

Congrats on the catch,

Great catch, congrats, way to make an adjustment on the fly.

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True in regards to the ProCure (Excellent catch Top Ramen) . I put the "Hot Sauce" when I am going to chuck the hudd , when I am done I make sure I wipe that off and then wrap in the bait glove.

Here is the link http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/The_Rod_Glove_Bait_Glove/descpage-TRGBG.html

I use the plano box water proof and also use bait gloves. Throw them in my black box (those that are not being used) and have 2 on standby wrapped in bait gloves. Hope this helps

Very nice catch, congrats on the DD

Congrats on the PB

Congrats, nice catch

All you need is a turtle or a Gar and you completed the Lake Austin hat trick Wang Chunk it's freakin huge

If your lakes stock trout, I normally wait 2 to 3 days then begin to fish the lakes and preferably during the weekday. Try to catch the morning bite and late night bite (record your successes, a. day you caught fish after the stock, time of day, weather,wind, angle ) and repeat. Hope this helps, Catch A giant

From the bank, I take several things into consideration. 1. Seasonal pattern (Winter - deep water (relative) Fall/Spring - (pre/post spawn) Summer (morning/night fishing). Reason being , you want to eliminate just fan casting and causing the fish to be aware of the swimbait (pressured situations) and becoming accustomed and not wanting to commit to the swimbait. If you can take time and figure out the best angle (for your first cast to make it count) then I pull the trigger. For instance here in SoCal some of the ponds the bucks are moved up shallow searching for a good area to make beds, instead of fan casting, I would parallel the bank and cover the left/right side for higher percentage strikes (targeting even higher percentage areas such as rock with sandy areas, timber /tullies etc). After wards then I would begin to fan cast from where I saw the bucks to higher percentage areas (deep drop offs for where the females maybe staging and waiting for the spawn). Bottom line you should try to pick the highest percentage area and angle for your first cast and make it count, after wards you can begin your fan casting choosing the "higher percentage" angle. Hope this helps. "Catch a GIANT"

Great catch n vid. Congrats

Thanks for bringing up this topic LUV-2-CATCH'EM. And to the answers represented from this forum. Lot's of knowledge

Yup, I will pre-order the "Hey boo boo is that a picnic basket" model

Welcome. There are some awesome Yak swimbaiters here in this forum , just send them a shout out

As for the shorter handle, can't help you there. I stand fishing on my kayak and throw the Phenix Ultra Swimbait classic 8' (overhand) you may look into throwing sidearm. Hope you have great success FYI if you are not used to standing in your Yak, practice in a safe shallow area until you have the confidence and mechanics down.

Thx for the interpretation bro I noticed the side gills are like the Jackall Gantarel

Great catch, regardless. You call that fish "Momentum" Hope your next catch is a GIANT

He is saying "This is one freakin huge proto type and it will take one freakin beast to eat this" "Only serious swimbaiters should apply"

Dang you need to let the air out of that fat tire

Congrats, bro Way to hang in and go at it again.

The settings I've used are Shad Frenzy (when you want to fire up a school or use a reaction type retrieve/swimbait) and Shad Passive when you are closer to the schoolfish and want to drown out the trolling motor. and other opinions appreciated. Also volume , when a school is close or far