Unimog

Yeah I like my sho pretty well too, 90 trouble free hours! One other thought was for not much money you can go to your local sign shop and have a wrap to make your motor any color you want.

Only problem I see is how to keep it honest.

So when will we start seeing tournaments using the scoretracker system like MLF? I think it's a good deal mainly for the fish. I'd be into tournament fishing if it used this method. What do you think?

I wish lure makers would state whether they float or sink. I've wanted some big worms for that but it's hard to know. Something like a big havoc bottom hopper would be nice.

I don't blame you, I'd like to see one with a straight shank hook. My favorite quote about tommy was he always had the tallest hat the biggest sunglasses and the shortest shorts lol.

The actual biffle bug and Yamamoto kreature are what I use most often. Hard to believe mark Davis is bringing attention only now when tommy biffle won the fort Gibson event on it back on 2010.

I didn't know you saw me at the ramp, you should have said hi! You forgot the next half hour spent with the bottle of detailer with beer break in between. While laying under there I've often though fishing was a lot like work!

Thanks for the report! I had the same result at Stockton. Caught some on a t rigged worm on brush, wobble head, jig and jika rig on bluff ends and and pitching the worm in shallow bushes. Nothing on top water in the morning. I never got onto one particular pattern.

I'd pick Oklahoma joes over Bryant's any day. Bryant's burnt ends are shredded up, not chunks like I'd prefer. And for those not familiar most of KC is in mo not ks lol.

Yes! I like the older ones with the chaise lounges up front!

Wut, that's pretty bad. You don't encounter bank fishermen that often but if I'm fishing around the parks and there's people bank fishing I got out and around them. All they have are the fish in front of them, we have the whole lake to fish.

They're basically like a shakey head but with a big hook for bigger baits.

I feel like the wobble head works a lot better dragging through the rocks than a t-rig. I also like dragging these baits on a jih head, no skirt or a big stand up head like the pumpkin ed. Great report!

Sure the bubba shot is a pretty good deal.

Must not be me then I've never bought or sold anything on there. An alphas Ito sounds fun though! Tackle is an amazingly expensive affliction lol

Yep I'm on tackletour and bbc under the same user name. Don't post a whole lot but try and contribute what I can if they're talking about something I use.

I know what you mean, I'm the arch enemy of several wives and girlfriends lol. Sounds like a good day can't wait to get back down there.

I hate to say it but trl is getting to be like loz. I don't blame people but it gets old fast. It's really bad in the summer when I'm fishing offshore on the main lake with boats going right over your lures.

Same for me, I have several of them, mostly the high dollar lucky crafts and never get bit lol. I don't just chunk and wind it either. Confidence is a huge deal in fishing.

Awesome report, thanks! I hope to get down there again once the crops are in.

Only time I do that stuff is when no one else is around.

Very nice ham, that's my color and I like bass cats a lot!

Very nice! Care to share any techniques or baits?

How heavy a weight did you have on your c-rig? I've caught a lot on a split shot rig but haven't gone to the full c-rig. I don't think I have any c-rig weights under 1/2oz.

I'm pretty neutral on the keeping of bigger fish. I personally don't do it unless I'm bringing them back for stocking in my 10 acre pond. Mdc told me to take about 300 bass a year out of my pond so there would be plenty of forage to grow bigger bass. So many ponds you fish are full of little stunted fish. So should we apply the same reasoning to the larger lakes? I don't know how this works on larger bodies of water. I'd also recommend if the keeping of bass bothers you, never go to toledo bend. I was appalled this past march when I saw the numbers and size of bass being cleaned at the station where I was. They took probably 10 of those plastic wash tubs full of fish remains out of there a day. I've never seen anything like that on Stockton so I don't worry too bad.