I was going to tell ya earlier that you would be fishing on the bad side of the moon ..but I didn't want to discourage ya..plus..a low pressure can change that around real fast..especially with a westernly wind.[ -;
Hey..beating half the pack aint bad..If ya notice in the bass Masters mag..it prints out the winners of the tournaments..Note a fishermen in that group named Bobby Lane..he's a member in the club near me..It' my understanding that the co-anglers down here when 60 % of the tournaments..
Also ..our angler of the year down here fishes 10 pound Trilene...He does get break offs but has won a lot of tournaments as he gets a ton of hits..
Good luck and have fun { -; and stick with your plan.
I actually was prepared to join Bass masters..and I prepared 5 rods...
3 I took off the 12 pound Flouro and 20 pound Power Pro...and stuck on trilene 10 pound...
1 i left on 20 pound Power Pro
1 i left on 40 pound Power Pro for frogging the pads..
I was planning to spin and pitch with 10 pound...over the last week I boated about 40..my name was in last weeks paper..I 'll see if I can find it..
Here is is..I'm Chuck Borden { -;
1 - Around Lakeland, Monna Smith of Lakeland releasing keeper bass 14-19 inches at Saddle Creek Park casting Zoom Ultravibe Speedworms (red shad) and Jethro Krazy Karly trick worms (St. John's River Red), reports Stacy Roberts at Phillips Bait and Tackle. Chuck Borden of Lakeland boated 19 bass up to 6 pounds at Saddle Creek Saturday flipping cattails with black trick worms and Gambler BB Crickets (junebug), Roberts said. Bass 14-20 inches at Tenoroc in lakes Hydrilla, Legs and Picnic on soft plastics and Rat-L-Traps, reports FWC biologist Brian Fleming.
Last edited by Chuck7; 07-17-2011 at 02:25 PM.