Good Article Written About Stacey King's Flw Pattern

[Guest]

http://blog.wired2fish.com/blog/bid/51179/Tackle-Talk-Learning-the-Super-Shad-with-Stacey-King

This one is about jerkbaits:

http://blog.wired2fish.com/blog/bid/50890/Fishing-Feature-Your-Best-Bet-for-Catching-Bass-on-Jerkbaits

[Quillback]

Thanks for posting those articles Trophy. I like the idea of modifying a lipless crank so that it runs like a Super Shad. I wonder who makes a slow sinking lipless crank, the ones I have sink fairly quickly.

[Stump bumper]

Thanks for posting those articles Trophy. I like the idea of modifying a lipless crank so that it runs like a Super Shad. I wonder who makes a slow sinking lipless crank, the ones I have sink fairly quickly.

That tail spinner looks a lot like a little George and I don't see where an old fashion little george wouldn't work as well.I still throw those through schooling fish and vertical fish tree tops with little georges along with jigging spoons.

I think the leason to learn is to move away from the shore line when the sun comes out and get itno those deep trees. Most fisherman you see that boat 4 fish in the early morning on wiggle warts will keep beating the shoreline all day.

[Guest]

Thanks for posting those articles Trophy. I like the idea of modifying a lipless crank so that it runs like a Super Shad. I wonder who makes a slow sinking lipless crank, the ones I have sink fairly quickly.

Strike King makes a Silent Red Eye Shad, maybe if you modified a 1/4oz model it might work.

I agree with Stumps idea of fishing deep trees offshore when its slick and sunny.