chuck 7

[fishinty]

so this is your secrect bait

[Chuck7]

Yes sir..but we need to k before the whole worldsees it//that a secret..put that thing away..[8D]

Good grieef..it was even in the Newspaper this moring..[8D]

Look at the first sentence..mnot even the local takle shop can keep them a secret..[8D]
Around Polk County


Published: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 7:14 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 7:14 p.m.
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Around Polk County

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1Around Lakeland, Chuck Borden and son,
Matt, boated nine bass 3-6 pounds Tuesday
morning at Saddle Creek Park casting Zoom
Horny Toads (watermelon seed,
watermelon red), reports Stacy Roberts
at Phillips Bait and Tackle. Bass up to
23 inches at Tenoroc in lakes 3, Hydrilla
and Lost Lake West on crankbaits and
junebug worms around open-water
humps and ledges, reports Brian Fleming.
Bass 1-3 pounds remain active at
Lake Gibson, schooling around deeper
holes and hitting lipless crankbaits and
surface lures early or late. Good numbers
of catfish at Saddle Creek for bank
anglers, with channels up to 4 pounds
and small speckled cats around bridge
and near boat ramp at west entrance
on chicken livers, Roberts said.
Channel catfish at Tenoroc in lakes B
, Derby and Horseshoe on chicken livers.
Limits of panfish in lakes B, Cemetery
and Lost Lake West at Tenoroc on crickets.
Just a few bluegill at Saddle Creek.

2At Auburndale, bluegill and shellcracker
really good at Haines and Roche

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[Gangly]

congrats on making the news Chuck

[Chuck7]

Thanks Aaron..

[fishinty]

i like the rage toad better I think it kicks up more water and makes more noise. I like zoom and all but I don't think this bait will do the job for me .

[Chuck7]

I have 5 packs of Green /Pumpkin Rage Toads for sale..are you interested?

[fishinty]

nah , Iam going to wal mart in a minute i can get some then.

[Gangly]

So many people think that the Horny toad isnt as good because it doesnt throw as much water or make as much of a distrubance on the surface of the water. Well, they are right about the horny toad not making as much noise and disturbance as other frogs and top water baits, but they are completely wrong in eliminating this lure for that reason. I do not fish the Horny Toad as a buzz bait, and see no reason why i should when its working so well by not fishing it that way.

With the horny toad,I trykeeping it in the top 6 inches of water and never letting it break the surface. Ideally, I keep it right below the surface whichallows it to form a hump or small bulge in the water. I knock them dead with that approach, and I cant get any of the other toads tocome anywhere near the resultsI have had with the Horny Toad. So many people think a toad is strictly atop water lure meant to create a ruckus on the surface of the water,but I have never seen a toad actually do that in real life. In real life, the frog swims just under the surface and pops its head up when it stops. If you want to fish a toad, try to mimic it sometime, the bass really seem to engage the frog when its actually retrieved like a frog

[Chuck7]

Gangly,
You make alot of sense sir.

[fishinty]

he does . I might buy some .