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Post by gooseman on Nov 13, 2008 20:59:04 GMT -1
Since I was the one that wanted this I thought I would get the ball started.
For me this whole fall and later summer the best thing I used was a carolina rigged trick worm or finnesse worm. The only colors they would hit were watermelonseed and water melon candy.
goose
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Post by hooked on Nov 13, 2008 21:49:34 GMT -1
Gooseman, I had the most luck this fall and late summer with a weightless tex-skin rigged trick worm(#1= black, #2=green pumpkin),a lot of the ponds I fish are very weedy and though I prefer a carolina rigged finesse or trick worm pulling weeds off after every cast gets old.
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hockeyruss123
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he shoots... he scores!!
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Post by hockeyruss123 on Nov 14, 2008 2:49:54 GMT -1
finally bank busters are fishermen too!!!
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Post by gooseman on Nov 15, 2008 0:19:34 GMT -1
Hooked- I had that same problem at Vogel state park. Weeds ,Weeds!!!!!!AHAHAH
Those mountain fish r so deep the only way to get them is with a c-rigg. It would take a long time with a weightless worm or senko.
goose
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Post by swimb8er on Nov 15, 2008 6:17:45 GMT -1
Goose, is the water clear where you're fishing or even slightly stained? Try a dropshot yet:)?
Arden
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Post by gooseman on Nov 15, 2008 12:24:22 GMT -1
The water is super clear. Like Out west clear.LOL
I've usd the drop shot with success. There r some trips that they go crazy over it then there r trips were they want nothing.
goose
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bassinmike
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You know what they say about a bad day fishing....well, I'm still waiting for a bad day fishing!
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Post by bassinmike on Nov 15, 2008 15:40:02 GMT -1
You can't go wrong with a shakeyhead worm. I have used it bank fishing all year long, in every situation, and have caught fish. Sometimes you have to work it differently, but I seem to always manage to catch something.
My color of choice: Greenpumpkin....hands down.
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Post by gooseman on Nov 17, 2008 20:29:27 GMT -1
What weight u been using?
goose
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Post by Mike Bucca on Nov 17, 2008 21:04:49 GMT -1
During my pond fishing days. It was hard to beat a 8 to 10 inch Texas Rig worm in the dead heat of summer. I have a 7lb fish that I have mounted above my computer that I caught back in 1988 doing just that. Thats the only way I could catch the bigger fish in the summer.
Mike
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childers
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Post by childers on Nov 29, 2008 0:56:37 GMT -1
i like to toss a fat crankbait that dives 7 - 10 feet. try lots of cranks and in dif colors. dont be afraid of bright colors
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Post by gooseman on Nov 30, 2008 15:23:05 GMT -1
Were hAVE U BEEN CHILDERS?
GOOSE
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hockeyruss123
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he shoots... he scores!!
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Post by hockeyruss123 on Dec 1, 2008 0:42:10 GMT -1
goose why do you buy all these swimbaits when it looks like you never talk about them much. always when you caught something is on c-rig or some plastic.
and how do you drop shot from the bank i can see maybe a cliff or something. but casting out from the bank and twitching your bait would be like walking you bait slow wouldn't it? anyways just my hardheaded input!! lmao
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