Deadtwitchguy

I was saying this back in 2013-15 lol. Primary reason I don't throw what everyone else does.

Time for another FB live

In Japan they throw mother chasers with it. I've thrown a klash ghost with it no issues. So like 6-8oz should be no issue. I'd personally not go heavier than a mother but that's just because I have alternatives that can throw heavier like the tranx 400.

Gotta pay to play and for some its just not worth it. The other day I snapped off a ghost. Just in the last couple years I've lost a ghost, bubba, two wild beats a hiro Godzilla several mags two mag Xs just to name a few. I'm a strictly shore fisherman and sometimes you just loose. Buy the bait if you can afford to loose the money. I consider it like gambling only the only reward is the fish and the loss is the monetary value of the bait.

I just check the website every single time I pick up my phone....literally does random drops and can be at any random time of day. They've gone on the website at late hours of the night or mid day or early morning totally random but usually a couple times a month.

This is how prime gill looks

I got one I'll try and remember to post it

Mattlures dead twitch 13" Black dog lunker punker 8" Hiddleston 8" Drt ghost Fish parallel to the walls and fish in areas that will naturally direct the trout if that makes sense. Present your bait in the same areas trout would seek cover in or swim through.

Locate fish, you need to have a strong strong grasp on conventional fishing tactics. If your not catching your either not fishing in areas that are currently holding fish or you arent implying the correct bait at the right time in the right spot using the right casting angles and. Pay attention and have a very strong graspboj Bass behaviors, how weather changes daylight time changes water temperature changes vegetation growth differences, bottom composition changes how water level changes impact the way fish relate to structure etc etc. Somerimes blood sweat tears and time isnt enough. Swimbait fishing is ruthless and sometimes it's not the right time or place to throw the big bait. There is ALWAYS a bite and fish are always eating somewhere and feeding on big bait somewhere.

I associate multi joints with wind and fish them in areas I would have reached for a spinner bait or chatter bait. Wind blown points wind blown tree lines shadow lines mud lines etc. Two piece Glides are all variable they all fish very different and can be applied in several different scenarios given the action.

@basssavage24/7 it throws 22oz effortlessly....its a blank purpose built for wahoo and was built on by a local tackle shop specifically to throw this mother chaser.

I wanted to create a discussion about fishing beaches. Sandy beaches with presumably no idea if there is structure or cover on them. Slow tapering beaches that seem to be very shallow for the first several feet...As a shoreline angler beaches for me have always been something I skipped on. I viewed beaches as dead zones or unproductive water in favor of a rip rap point or a side of the lake with plentiful trees and boulders...yet time and time again I see people do well on them with trophy class fish in other areas of the state or country. From what I'm thinking the key to fishing a beach is finding one with an abrupt depth change, a drop off or finding and targeting isolated structure that may be on that particular beach. A stick a log a tire a brick etc anything that may hold fish/baitfish. What are your guys thoughts on fishing sandy beaches with no electronics and how do you approach fishing them. Are you fan casting and searching or targeting key isolated areas. Let's discuss.