When I fish O ring senkos in lakes with no trees or brush, I use a circle hook, and never tongue hook fish. Carolina rig with a DEPS weedless circle hook and Owner CPS pin is also great. I was initially skeptical about a weed-guard for circle hooks, but i have not lost a single fish due to it and i...

By that logic, a bi-plane was fine back then, why wouldn't it be fine for today's warfare? If the technology is available and doesn't cost more for a faster speed, i dont see why you wouldn't want to go faster. It is easy to slow down on a faster speed ratio, but very hard the other way around.

I see a lot of people bow hunt them in my area, but always curious on what they do with the fish afterwards. I have always considered carp as the trash fish, as do the majority of fisherman here. So do these folks eat them? I don't want to judge them but these guys drive $70-120k trucks (raptors and...

I'm going get a couple jigs I broke out my conquest 50 today and forgot how awesome of a reel it was. Finding out about the 3.3 fats on a football will help me out. Other than the keitech jigs are there any others? This thread is the bees knees I really like the Deps flat back jigs after a trial te...

Pegasus wrote:Who sells it ?

Hi's Tackle Shop does and some other places, but i haven't use anyone else to mention.

I still have my STC-69M, they are great rods for the price. I don't see anything wrong with them.

Wow, for a second there i though Jackie Chan is making fishing lures...

Maybe not favorite, but one of his recent top 2 pick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cldy3rgOYe8&t=3m35s

Matt said it is one of his top 2 jerkbaits. I think i am going to pick up the MG Western Clown and Matt Tiger soon. I am not really in a hurry since bass season isn't opened here yet.

- Rods = Evergreen/Megabass
- Reels = Daiwa/Shimano
- Fishing line = Sunline/Seaguar
- Hardbaits = Megabass/Duo Realis/Evergreen
- Soft Baits = Keitech/Reins/Roboworm
- Apparel = Montbell
- Bass Boat = Ranger
- Motor = Yamaha
- Electric Motor = Minnkota
- Boat Electronics = Lowrance
- Truck = Toyota

I use those Hayabusa Wacky weedless hook Gary posted for Neko and other rigs, they are very good. They have cutting points similar to Owner's and are plenty strong.

I have been neglecting my spinning setup for a long time, so this season i plan to use them more than my baitcast setups. I will be mainly throwing drop shot, neko and shakey head with these two setups; TKLS-70MLX with Exist Hyper Custom 2508 8lb Tatsu TKDS-63L M-1 with Vanquish Limited C2000HGS 4lb...

I am thinking of picking up 1 or 2 of these soon. Has anyone tried them yet and what gear did you throw these on? I haven't use any jerkbait even remotely close to 1 oz before.

jerkbait22 wrote:Pen what size hook are you using on the 5" for Texas rig drop shot? 1/0 offset?

Yes 1/0 of the Owner drop shot offset hook or the Roboworm rebarb light wires. Just reel in and sweep just like a single hook, do not jerk it.

They have become my favorite drop shot plastic last season. I use the 4" nose hooked and the 5" texas. I bought some 7" but have not try them for neko rig yet since i still have plenty of the reins swamp mover for that. Purple weenie is killer in the midwest and i can attest.