#108-"Cold Front" Edition
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>>907192 Lots of gifts should be coming this weekend so you fags better get out fishin.
Still waiting for help with the beginner guides on the Pastebin. I put a little saltwater one in there, but I want to do a river one possibly and trout. Skid typed up a saltwater guide so enjoy the autism.
Thinking about picking up a new hobby? Want to get a memecaster? Haven't mastered the Palomar knot? Click here!
http://www.pastebin.com/u/fishingandtackle https://imgur.com/a/1Xw3N Talk about fishin
Anonymous
anyone think bass pro is gonna do any more steep sales before Christmas? Or is Free Shipping going to be the best I can get?
Anonymous
>>908929 I'm more interested in what's going to happen sale wise when the gut cabelas. Hoping for some dank gun and fishing deals.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>908932 Why would they gut cabelas? It would make more sense to me to just keep both stores open since some people prefer one to the other.
Anonymous
>>908900 Serious question but do QTs actually fish? All I ever come across are fat Mexicans and grandmas.
Anonymous
Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k
>>908932 >>908933 Did Bass Pro buy them out or something?
>>908929 I doubt they will have much. After Christmas is the best if you are shopping for yourself.
Anonymous
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>>908951 Yes the bought them a few months back.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>908942 They pretend to fish.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>908933 This is what I'm hoping happens. I love being 30 mins from cabelas.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>908966 Do you go to the one in buda?
>>908951 Yuh
Anonymous
what type of line should I put on my abu garcia ambassadeur 6500s ? I do surf fishing/fishing off rocks. Also how the fuck do I get rid of birds nests?
Anonymous
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>>908980 >Wut line: 50# braid >How to stop birds nest: get good Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>908969 Yeah go to the Buda one about 3 times a month or so.
Anonymous
>>908980 Noob here so take it as medicre advice.
When you cast, flip the bail manually and before doing any reel action, make sure the line leading to the spool is taught and make sure the line is on the bail on the right spot.
What I do is just cast, flip bail manually, and just pull the line, around the first eyelet, up and make sure everything looks okie dokie before I reel in.
Virtually it will never birds nest- I now get it before anything major happens.
Anonymous
>>908980 Also if you have any existing loops in your reel you'll have to unspoiled it until the loop part of the line is out. Usually I just have to do a far cast since I probably got the loop from a previous cast.
Once it's off the spool, reel in but with your fingers pinching the line as it comes in. You should be able to feel the bad part of the line. Make sure you untangled any knot if so, and just hold it taught as you reel in.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>908985 It's funny. It's laid out almost exactly the same as the one up here. The only difference is the fly shop and aquarium are switched.
>>908980 Do you mean when casting or just getting it denested?
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>908986 >make sure the line is on the bail at the right spot Line roller desu
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>908996 I love it, I drive up there look around for a bit and hit up the bargain bin for sweet deals. then I stop at the HEB in Kyle on the way back for groceries.
Anonymous
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>>908986 >>908988 The ambassador is a conventional reel, so it does not have a bail to flip.....
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>908986 >>908988 It would take some real talent to get a birds nest on a spinning reel...
That's solid advice for avoiding wind knots and such though
Anonymous
>>909014 the abu garcia in question is a conventional reel. I was trying to cast but kept getting birds nests so I gave up and went back to my sedonia....
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909020 Are you using it for lures or soak bait?
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
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>>909020 I've never used a conventional feel, but I would say just be smooth and feather the spool. Spinning reels are a lot more forgiving when you try and muscle the cast. With casting reels you have to let the rod do most of the work. At least that's how it is with bait casters I would assume it would apply to conventional reels too.
Anonymous
I'm thinking of buying a new rod and reel for lake bass fishing. I currently have a 6' med-light rod and it's not really ideal for heavier lures and jigs. Should I get a medium or a medium heavy rod, and what length?
Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k
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>>909027 Go at least 6'6", it will def help with casting. And you have to try stuff out because sometimes you can get a M with nice fast action that can flick 1/4oz lures well and won't flex like crazy with a 1oz jig. On the other hand certain MH rods can weigh a lot and won't cast light stuff for shit and just suck if you are running anything <3/4oz. But it varies by brand. There are some MH rods made for bass fishing that still work well with lighter stuff while a MH from another brand might be like a catfish rod.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
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>>909027 Just look at the suggested lure weight on the rod there's a overlap of M-MH depending on brand.
I would definitely go with a 7' or a little longer. And a faster action if you want to run more jigs or lures with single hooks.
Anonymous
>>909023 I was trying to throw a softbait shad with a jig head on it. I target surfperch so I usually use gulp worms on a Carolina rig.
Anonymous
Anonymous
Daily reminder that skid is a furry and he wants to become a humanoid dog.
Anonymous
>>909044 >surfperch stick with the spinning reel. much easier in the wind and casts lighter lures further.
Anonymous
>>908900 i wish i had a gf to fish with
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909047 Absolute degeneracy.
>>909048 Definitely spinning gear for surf fishing.
Anonymous
>>909058 i wish i had a gf
Anonymous
>>909058 >>909064 I wish I had fish
Anonymous
>>909059 I learned the hard way, I use a shimano sedona 2500 on a 7 foot and okuma avenger 65 on a 12 foot bluefin rod. I slay with those two but the fucking conventional reel is infuriating.
Anonymous
>too cold to fish with poles >not cold enough to make good ice
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909069 I hav a couple different setups but my favorite length is 9ft6. Use a light action in that length with a 2500 quantum smoke pt inshore
Anonymous
>>909072 >2500 quantum smoke pt inshore Damn that looks nice, what type of rod? I would use that reel but its expensive as fuck, usually I try to only spend like 100 on a reel.
Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k
>>909075 Those Smoke reels are supposed to be really nice. All of them.
>>909059 Why is that? Only thing I don't like about the memecasters from shore is that we always have a strong wind comin off the ocean.
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>909058 >>909064 I wish you both had gf's so you'd stfu about it already and realize gf's are a waste of time.
You think you'll fish more having a gf? You think having to carry a five gallon bucket around every time you go bank fishing so she can have a place to pee without squatting is fun? you think a bitch on the rag in the woods is fun? you think she's going to buy her own fishing gear? you think a gf is going to be happy at 5am sitting in your truck when the coffee kicks in and you start farting? you think your gf is going to like a can of redbull and a microwave burritos from am/pm for breakfast 2 days in a row?
Dont wish for a gf. Its a curse. they have a tendency to shorten your fishing times and often cost way more than expected. Its better to invest in more fishing gear and new 10" fish finder for the boat. jus sayin'
Anonymous
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>>909071 I'm patiently waiting. Won't be too long now
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909078 That smoke reel is super fucking nice I like it more than my shimano stradic which is my only other reel in that price range. I've abused it pretty bad and it still holds up well.
As far as my argument for spinning gear goes, it's mostly that I see no advantage to using a conventional. Harder to cast in wind plus birds nests as a possibility, not to mention that the pricing of conventional reels is less attractive. You can get a great spin reel for less than a hundred bucks but my understanding is that conventional reels this is not the case. Given the constant year round wind when surf fishing I don't think there are very many days I could cast farther with a conventional
Anonymous
>>908951 uh, we already discussed this, where were you?
They won't close Cabela's.
Anonymous
>tfw skid inhales dog farts and jacks off
Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k
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>>909095 Sleeping
>>909088 Yeah when there is wind comin straight at you with a casting reel you gotta crank up the brakes which ruins any advantage you would gain in casting distance.
Anonymous
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>>909081 This. So much this.
Anonymous
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>>909096 You seem jealous. Spend a lot of time thinking about and commenting on Skid, you do...
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909081 Most of this is correct except for your negative attitude. If you really like the girl it's ok if you fish a little less ya dingus, sounds like you were in a relationship you shouldn't have been in.
Completely agree with the rest tho if you bring a girl fishing enjoy rigging all her tackle and spending more time helping her than actually fishing yourself
Anonymous
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I wonder if anon will get his package today
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>908900 Okay guys this is a noice one too but the other was maximum qt
gw though
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909141 Ded tooth girl?
There is probably moar of her
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909145 And here was the other one without text
Anonymous
>>909121 >sounds like you were in a relationship you shouldn't have been in. My wife wont let me have a gf..
>>909068 >>909064 >>909058 ask your gf if it's okay I leave some bait in the fridge..
Anonymous
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>>909148 Why the fuck do you have a school of perch in your fridge
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909148 Haha holy shit that's incredible. My mom used to freak out when I put nightcrawlers in her fridge.
Anonymous
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>>909145 >>909146 Great, thanks mate
Sorry about all that brugmansia shitposting aye
Anonymous
Anonymous
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Do fish still populate small creeks or have they moved downstream into larger rivers / lakes around this time?
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
Damn got the first part of my secret santa package but can't open it until the second delayed one gets here. With my luck it probably won't be til late next week.
Anonymous
>>909148 >live bait tank in the fridge.. My wife tolerates a lot but somehow I don't think that will fly
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909148 Maybe he's keeping them to eat, can't get fresher than that.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909184 I was hoping you would have a gift by this weekend too but standard Fedex sucks. They really bounce those packages around. I gotta say I do like USPS for packages because Priority and First Class are both cheap and realtively quick, like 3-4 days at the most and they deliver on Saturdays.
I think UPS has been working Sundays though. At least that rod got delivered last Sunday.
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
>>908980 #30 braid, and to not birds near, periodically slow the spool with your thumb and on a long cast start thumb pressure just before (last foot or so) it hits the water. Eventually you
will.be able to cast at night too.
Long story short: git gud
>>909027 Medium heavy 7 foot
Anonymous
Catch two cod this morning. After the first one my lure i lost the other day floated to the top. Fucker ripper. Then I reel in again and feel a dead weight. Hooked onto my spinner bait i lost. Two fish and two recovered lures. fucking perla.
Anonymous
>>909176 Enjoy your saltwater only lures Pepsi. No salt X raps or gulp, you got lures that only work in the salt.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909195 Why all the MH?
I still say it totally depends on the rod because there are plenty of M rods with real fast action that I would take if I were casting all around bass lures and not a dedicated 3/4oz+ setup
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909200 There's some sort of soft plastic in there that I can feel
Anonymous
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>>909200 3oz Kastmaster4lyfe
Anonymous
>>909203 Most of it is pompano jigs and goofy jigs. Also plastic shrimp.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909206 Damn I didn't even open it yet
I bet bass will take the shrimp kek.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909206 >>909208 And the package I sent to my person is dragging ass too. It was supposed to be there today but never said "Out For Delivery" so hopefully it will at least get out there tomorrow.
I should spool up the memecaster and get out early tomorrow. I was actually hoping I could work tomorrow and make a few extra dollhairs before Christmas but looks like nobody is gonna be there.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909187 That's fine, I probably won't be doing any fishing this weekend anyway because of finals next week. I did get some nice stuff from my local tackle shop today.
>Scatter rap on clearance $3.99 >jointed rebel 2.99 >some grubs, jigheads, some new plastics. Anonymous
>>909121 mfw my girl can tie a bimini twist
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909215 That gold Scatter Rap on the left is a good 'un. I have the same one in a Size 7 or 8.
Anonymous
>>909216 Your hand doesn't count anon
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909218 That is a size 7. Glad to hear it works well. It was the only color in the clearance bin.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909222 Yeah Dick's kept having sales on those since a lot of em are getting discontinued and I ended up buying like 7 or 8. Good action and they don't dive too deep which is nice from shore.
For some reason the Mayans always attack those things even though they have trouble taking the whole thing down. Not sure why they go so crazy but it would be cool to find a #3-4.
Anonymous
>tfw when 20 off and free shipping
Anonymous
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>>909148 >>909181 >My wife tolerates a lot I showed her that pic and got a "FUCK NO"
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
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Finally a complete set of spinning rods. UL, light, and medium. Got the rod in the middle for $25 today, already had the reel for it. 7' light action Shakespeare "micro series". Gonna try it out tomorrow.
Anonymous
>>908900 Picked these up today because I cant go into walmart without buying something fishing related. I really have a problem. I need to get back out on the water and lose or destroy some shit to make room in my tackle box.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>909242 I really like the colors on those, but they sink like rocks.
Anonymous
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>>909220 Alas, my hand cannot tie a bimini. That's why my girl does it for me.
Anonymous
>>909199 Lucky cunt mate, got to the poon late last night and found the Darling here hasn't been affected by either tannin or flood and rejoiced. Heard fish boofing all over the place so we stayed up to 3am flicking surface lures to no avail. Mate caught 2 carp today and something big busted me off in a snag. Sitting here on my phone drinking beer now cause the fishing has died out the arse.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909234 Yeee boi. That free shipping on rods feels so good.
>>909242 I suffer from the same condition. Those cheaper Walmart ones are straight for trying out new spots that might have snags.
Anonymous
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>>909244 The blue wolf ones? I really dont even care they were a little over a dollar a spinner.
Anonymous
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>>909265 Thats one thing I like about walmart. They have those ugly ass cranks that are like 2.75 a pop... plus their clearance shit.
Anonymous
>>909251 Good shit man. Good to hear that river's doing alright down there.
Good luck with the fish.
Also, not that lucky. My good pliars went in the drink. Works gonna suck for the next few days till I can pick up another pair.
Anonymous
>>909272 Had so many people tell me not to bother as it would be black and full of hundreds of dead Cod like Rod Mckenzies vid he did a week ago just an hours drive from here in Wentworth, where I'm at the river is almost a full cast wide and flowing like crazy so that probably saved it. Hopefully we can get a Cod before Monday.
Anonymous
>>909282 Yeah. THere was plenty of dead fish around these parts apparently. I'm still at 6 for the season. So they're not all dead.
Aiming for a century this season.
Anonymous
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>>909071 minnesota here. wont be long
Anonymous
im a bit new to in line reels. does anyone know what this is for? can't figure it out and can't find much information on it
Anonymous
Anonymous
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
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>>909318 Probably a spool tensioner. Tighten it up with a lure in the line then freespool it. As you loosen it should fall slower and slower. If it's not that I'd might be a bait runner
Anonymous
How much technique difference will there be when switching to a 6'7ft rod from a 5'6 (or there abouts) rod? Memecaster, of course.
Anonymous
>>909329 err. 7'6 rod. not 6'7
Anonymous
>>909329 >>909336 yeah you should gain some yardage with the longer rod. one meant for flicking large lures isnt really made for more distance, theyre usually stiffer blanks. if thats what youre flicking then sure, but a medium weight one will be more versatile and probably get more use.
Anonymous
>>909339 I've got a catana 510bc that I use every day. It does me fine until I get up in weights. Too light for trolling the big lures too.
Guess I'm spending $600 on a rod soon.
Anonymous
>>909306 I'm hoping for A fish at this point. Was having a powernap in the swag 5 minutes ago and felt something heavy step on my foot, woke up and saw this cheeky cunt looking at me through the mesh netting on the end of my swag and nearly screamed like a little bitch. I was tired as fuck but awake now, gonna cook up a feed and get ready to flick some surface lures around soon.
Anonymous
>>909341 I have a phenix inshore that I like a lot for big swimbaits. and it works good for rockfish, calicos and yellowtail also.
the diawa zillion swimbait rod is nice. used to have one of those for a bit.
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>tfw probably gonna rain for 3 months straight
Anonymous
Anonymous
>>909354 whered you see that?
Anonymous
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>>909355 Aboriginals do, would eather stay away from Goannas myself and leave them be. Claws like razorblades and like most big lizards, enough bacteria in their mouth to make large cattle die of toxic shock within 24 hours.
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
Anonymous
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>>909353 can't seem to find any online in Aus. Which sucks.
Anonymous
how much of a difference will there be between a light and a medium light rod in terms of casting distance?
Anonymous
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Meet me at the Juno pier next summer Pepsi>I don't have a snook winch!
Anonymous
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Ice season almost amirite?
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q Sat 10 Dec 2016 13:32:30 No. 909419 Report Quoted By:
>>909215 Those on the right. I have a green redtail and grey redtail. The grey got its tail bit off lol. I like em
Anonymous
>>908900 When's everybody going to post pics of their gifts?
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909427 I think Txfag is the only one who got his. I got half of mine but don't want to open it til the second part is here. Person I bought for was supposed to get it yesterday but USPS being an homo. Pic related.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909371 You just have to find a rod with an action that really matches up with that weight. It takes some trial and error. Line makes a much bigger difference.
For 1/16oz up to 1/3oz, you probably want lighter line with something like a M rod with medium action or a ML rod.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909430 My second package is at my post office, but not "Out For Delivery" which worries me. I wonder if I could just go over there and snatch it so I don't have to wait til Mon. My mail normally comes late tho, like 4:00-5:00 so maybe it could still go out.
Anonymous
>tfw babby penn Z
Penn Z shill
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>There's fucking nothing inside
Penn Z shill
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>one of the few old reel to literally go back into production because they're so good >built to last a lifetime >712z for 7 or 7'6" rods >710z for 8-9 rods >704z for 10-11 rods >706z for 11+ rods
Penn Z shill
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>slotted 710 ghetto Van Staal >the real Van Staals were inspired by these
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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Guy at the post office promises it will go out today. I'm not sure I believe him.
Anonymous
>>909430 Just saw that too. Shits gay as fuck.
A FedEx truck pulled in this morning and I got excited but then I remembered it was coming by the post office
>mfw Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909454 Sorry there is no ice fishing stuff
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909454 Shit mang, looks like it actually made it to your local PO. Maybe they will send it out today. Or go over there and demand it like I was thinkin about trying for my package.
Anonymous
>>909455 >>909458 That's fine. Ice fishing shit it's simple as fuck so there really isn't mutch that I don't already have. I just need more diverse bass lures for next spring when I enter in some tourneys for the first time
Anonymous
>>908969 >>908985 wasup hillcountry fags. Moving back to Galveston soon going to miss Hill of Life daily with my dog. About to go there now.
Anonymous
How long does it take for a safe layer (3-4") of ice to build on a lake? We've been pretty consistently below freezing here, next week we're experiencing lower 20, single digits and low negatives. I don't want to step out on the ice and die
Anonymous
>>909463 Oh and once I get back to the coast I am going to start surfing and fishing again. All my friends have boats, I'm going to get a kayak and hit the jetties for sharks I guess. Fuck buying a boat.
Anonymous
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>>909464 I usually wait until I see a good amount of other people out there. Every year some dumbass falls through because they go out too early. Can't imagine will be much longer hear it's going to be in between 20-35 all through next week and beyond so it should start forming quick
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909443 Post a link to the updated washers. All this shilling has me wanting to use some of my disposable income to get a 704z
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909471 >ht 100 washers >>909443 NVM I Found it - is this the same drag washer in the 704z or does that need updating too
Found a 712z for like 25$ lol
Anonymous
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>>909465 but you already have one of the best boats possible
a friends boat
Penn Z shill
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>>909478 The more recent 704z's have ht 100 drag washers. I also put Cal's drag grease on mine.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909462 >tfw you might actually get it today Mine isn't even out for delivery yet and it is noon.
Anonymous
>>909487 It'll be here in a few hours.
What's the deal with the packages anyway are we just opening them right away or are we waiting?
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
>>909489 Tx opened his right away
>>909430 >tfw dont even have a tracking number yet Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909489 Nah just open it when you get it.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
Anonymous
>>909499 20# power pro super slick or gtfo
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
Ok my granddad is dead and buried so I finally got a chance to sit down and make a box so I can send skids gift.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909501 I got #40 in SuperSlick. I have a brand new 300yd spool of 30lb SpiderWire that I might throw on there. Otherwise I know I have some 15lb PowerPro that I spooled up for like a day on some reel and took it off and I'm not sure where that is because it is so hard to tell the difference by looking at it.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909493 See
>>909504 Sorry mang I was dealing with some shit so kinda didn't have time till today to send it.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909463 Freezing my dick off and hoping to get some time to fish.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909506 >>909504 Sent to him
I also have a brand new spool of #10 SpiderWire. I wonder how that would work on the memecaster. I kinda wanted to do #15 but don't feel like running out right now and buying a spool that isn't red.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909508 I use #10 on my set up shit casts a mile with light tackle.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>909499 P-Line makes some green flouro you should put on there
Anonymous
>too cold to fish from the boat >too warm to ice fish
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909511 I was thinking about flouro but for now I'm just gonna run the #20 PowerPro and see how it goes.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>tfw out for delivery
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
Trying to decide if I should go fish or not. It's pretty chilly.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909548 Yeah we got hit by that cold front and it is all windy but cloudy and nice so I need to get out there. I just spooled up that reel but I want that other Yuro package to show up.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909548 I'm about ready to call up a buddy and see if he wants to hit up the river or a tank.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
About to go out fishin and can't wait for the 2/2 package so here we go.
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
>>909506 I think you forgot to turn off your trip before saying that
Any who it's cool. Hope whatever you're
>>909508 Do #30
Anonymous
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>>909514 >too cold to fish from the boat >too warm to ice fish I grew a beard over the past 6 months specifically to fish in the winter off the bank. I'll be going out in January when it is the coldest and nastiest weather.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
Anybody ever use this Frenchie brand? I kinda like this thing because it reminds me of some Rapalas I have done really well with. Only difference is it doesn't rattle so supposed to be good for finesse presentations and could work well in the summer when the heat is on.
>>909564 I have #30 on the Silver Max. I did #20 on the Lew's. If anything, I might try #10-#15 on the Revo because that seems to be the smallest and lightest reel.
Anonymous
>>909571 work it like a blade bait. doesnt have the thump that a rattletrap has.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909580 >>909571 That thing is cool. I bet the Mayans will attack it too.
>tfw no saltwater rigs :^(
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
Do y'all think it would be worth throwing a top water? Or should I just use s big swimbait?
Anonymous
>tfw making an army of inline spinners
Anonymous
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>>909463 If I do all of that zen shit will it help me catch the fishes?
Anonymous
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>>909585 Those look pretty nice
>>909583 Big swimbaits
>>909571 I've got a few Sebile lures. About the same as anyone else. I like their lipless cranks a lot
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909564 If I was worried about you knowing I wouldn't have sent a card with it.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909585 I need to start making my own. But I want to get quality blades and stuff because it seems to make a huge difference. Some days I can run a Rooster Tail or other cheaper inline for hours and not get a single bite. Then I tie on a Mepps and get like 5 fish.
And fuck these postal workers. They need to get out there earlier. At least that 2nd package for me is out for delivery because I was expecting it to take a bit longer to ship when it said it wasn't in stock.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909564 I was thinking about posting the un-edited matches but I'll wait for a couple more people to get their stuff.
>tfw just spent another $100 at Dick's and none of it is fishin stuff for me They had a code for $20 off a $100 order but of course it can't be used on any popular clothing like TNF but I had another $10 one that came in the catalog and worked.
Anonymous
>>909597 Yes, the blades are very important. French blades are best for inline spinners. Each blade type is best with certain lures. Like willow blades for spinner lures but not inline spinners. I've been using spring tempered wire bought in bulk and having the right tools to work it is essential. Mine use wires thicker than most (0.045"), the max the parts will allow through them. Don't use anything plated. Get solid metals like brass and stainless steel.
I'm making mine with a split ring so I can change the hook to whatever I want; including single hook + plastic grub. That alone help a great deal with finicky fish.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909583 Are you going to the gun show at the end of the month?
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909601 Guide for the paste bin when?
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909601 I gotta put that one on the Imgur
>>909603 Btw CAbay dude wrote up a trout fishing guide (on spinning gear) and I just put that on the Pastebin this morning.
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q Sat 10 Dec 2016 20:27:31 No. 909612 Report >>909562 >>909571 >>909581 That wasn't me meme positing how its all salt tho.
How you know whats in the other package, ohh right, the bill is in the first one right? Now you have the prices too baka.
How you like it? I was gonna get salt stuff, but getting a salt lure or rap wouldn't make a useful gift from what i gather.
Hows the toads and worms? (at least you like the sebile, which was initially the joke lure lol)
Sebile softies are gaining traction in Yuro.
Do take a pic of the other two. I know the pins is a killer lure, and unfortunately you have others similar to the zara...
Anonymous
Can we ban skid for being an autistic furry? This guy legit wants to fuck dogs.
Anonymous
>>909603 I'm more of an image person than a guide-writing person.
Anonymous
>>909616 in case you didn't realize no one here cares except for you
talk bout fishin
Anonymous
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909612 Yeah I saw the Pins Minnow and Zara Spook. Those are two lures I have looked at multiple times and almost bought but the Yo-Zuris I always end up waiting until they go on sale because they are expensive.
I'll def use those worms, that's a good color. And I like running those Horny Toads with a 4/0 EWG and no weight and I will get them on top of thick weed beds. You did gud.
Just got a text that the 2nd one got delivered so I will open that when I get home.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>909602 The up here? Maybe. I usually go but it's always the same stuff so I dunno
>>909626 I got mad love for the spook. I think it'll do work for you. It's worked better than frogs for me.
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
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>>909626 pins minnow is the shiiiiit
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
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>>909617 Yeah, pastebin is kinda lame desu, we should focus on making infographics. Good infographics for fishing do not exist from what I have seen except for those picture charts of the different jig head rigs
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
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No. 8 blackout rods are on sale on TW for $55-60 so if anyone's been wanting one you might wanna grab one.
Anonymous
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909652 It better.
I'm not gonna lie, today is not the best day to try out a brand new memecaster. It is windy as fuck. Plus it is lefty and 7.1:1.
Anonymous
>>909154 >>909181 Probably an extra fridge. It's all canned shit in there so no fish fuckery will cross contaminate
Anonymous
>tfw 22 and realize I'm too old for this website now and fishing general is all that's left for me
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909664 Yeah /b/ is just awful and lots of the other boards are 17 year old kids who know better than everybody else and think they understand how the whole world works even though they don't even pay their own cell phone bill.
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q
Only Yuro Saints Fan mobile !!FAXzsjil+0Q Sat 10 Dec 2016 22:14:23 No. 909678 Report >>909626 Unfortunately the pins is too light for me to cast with my heavy ass salt gear. I was gonna get another yozuri hardbait, because the color was just amazing but tackledirect didnt have it.
The zara i heard a lot of good things about it for blue and seabass so it made for a good topwater.
Good, the toads were funky and they were a part of my initial plan, and i gambled on the worms.
Glad it worked out fine, notsure about the pins and zara colore tho. Do let me know and post a pic.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909678 I aint complaining. I appreciate it all.
Just had a bass or somethin on and he wasn't fighting too hard until I got him close to shore. Felt decent and then saw me and took off and busted the 8lb flouro leader real quick. Fuck. All like the best fish I hook at this lake seem to jump off.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909628 Just wondering. My dad got a booth and wants me to ride up with him. I might try to sell some things to get money for my AR10 build.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909663 It's also a mini fridge.
Anonymous
>>909659 You at the dink pond?
Anonymous
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909678 you can put light crank baits/spoons on the end of a carolina rig my man. I've used my yo zuri pins minnow as well as small kastmasters with a carolina rig. 1/2 - 1oz egg sinker, 2-3ft leader
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
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>>909698 for cranks they kind of have to be suspending or floating, not sinking
Anonymous
>>909674 Was ranting about another board. Haven't browsed b in years. But the point still stands. Even boards like o and diy are turning to shit.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909692 Yeah kinda. It's a small one near my house and if I go there at dusk I can normally get a few 12"-14" largemouth. I have gotten some nicer fish there but the few really nice bass I have hooked there (4lb+ fish) always seem to jump off the hooks. But I do get a handful of 16"+ fish there, especially in the cooler months.
I'm goin home now tho. These shifty and gusty winds are a pain in the ass. I actually had a lot of bites in the hour or so I was there and should've landed at least two but the one snapped the line when he saw me and took off and the next one (probably 15") jumped and threw the hook.
>>909700 Yeah /b/ is cancerous and from there I went to /mu/ for like two weeks expecting musicians but it is a bunch of kids pretending to be music critics. And then /o/ and /out/ have been my main boards which aren't as bad but /o/ has a ton of 17-19 year olds.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909664 The only fishing forum I know outside of this one is a California based site that is mostly geared towards saltwater but has an off topic section where people talk about fishin reservoirs and stuff. A lot of old people on there so it's definitely a different feel from 4chan. It's also incredibly slow, there's maybe ten people that post regularly and it's broken up into multiple threads so it seems even slower. That's what I like about Fishing General, all the fishing discussion on 4chan is funneled into one place so you actually get conversations going.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
Damn Yuroniggerfan went all out.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909705 I used to go to pierandsurf but it's mostly dead now.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909709 Hehe
>bottom hopper >unleash the action It's like a gay porno
Sweat haul
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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Looks like Anon finally got his. I thought my mail delivery over here was late as hell at like 4pm.
Anonymous
Thanks for the meme baits peps. Preciate ya
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909719 Yeah buddy. Those X-Raps are GOAT. And Mepps needs no introduction although I really wanted to order that yellow and orange blade one for myself. I figured the bigger guys for decent LMB and then the smaller ones for panfishin, picky bass, or smaller pike.
Have you used the X-Raps at all yet? What about Mepps? I never know because you post as Anon.
>tfw now I have to figure out where I can cram these hard baits. EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
Mine is delivered already but packages go to the housing office and somebody has to pick them up and take them to the hall I live in and send me an email to come pick it up. Should only be another hour or so.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909722 If you can afford that many lures, you should buy a few more planos to keep them in. I'd kill myself if I had to deal with that many treble hooks stuck together (or having to take off and put on rubber bands like you have).
Anonymous
>>909722 Yeah I have variations of both already. Luckily the colors you picked are ones I don't have so it worked out perfect. Thanks again dude
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909725 The rubberband trick is GOAT and it takes 3 seconds to put them back on.
I would buy more boxes but my bag only holds 4-5 3700 boxes. And I have 5 3700 boxes in there and a 3600 stacked on top so the lit barely closes.
I also already have another 3700 with just saltwater stuff and if I need that I will put it on top of the bag with the strap sorta holding it in place.
>inb4 bigger bag This thing already weighs a ton and anything larger is a boat bag.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909728 Noice. Those bright bladed Mepps kill it on certain days so have fun. And that smaller X-Rap, the "Gold" color, has been my best producing hard bait. I was gonna get the Size 10 in the same color too but I figured you might want variety instead.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909732 I can see why you would want your gear to be more compact if you take all your boxes with you. I just throw what I think I'm going to use into a 3.5X7" box and work with that, all my big planos stay at home.
Anonymous
>>909735 what size line do you use for the smaller one? I only have one other small hard bait like that that I have only used a few times and I always have trouble casting it because they are so light
also this is going to be my trip now since skid already knows me as this
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909723 Sweet. So I think you will be #4 of 7, right?
Me, TXfag, NY Anon, and you so far. So we still have Skid, Zuriss, and Yuro to go.
Skid got his tracking # so idk when his will get there, Zuriss had his shipped a bit later in the week so we'll see, and then Yurofan works on Yuro time but hopefully he has his within the next couple days.
Maybe I'll post who got who when you get your package. For those left, it isn't too hard.
Skid>>>TXfag
Pepsi>>>NY Anon
Yuro>>>Pepsi
>>909736 Damn, did you order those online?
I have been looking around for more small creature or bug type baits that can go on a 1/32oz or 1/16oz jighead but there is a real lack of them. Most of it I see in store is just 1.5" curly tail grubs but sometimes the Mayans and other cichlids are picky and won't take stuff like that but will attack little nymph lookin stuff on a tiny jighead.
Redington anon !7N40RVTnT6
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909741 10lb PowerPro works great for those 2"-3" ones which are probably 1/8oz-1/4oz. Anything lighter than 1/8oz I like to throw on the 6lb braid (which unfortunately is SpiderWire Stealth Braid).
10lb braid on a ~2000 size spinning reel with a M rod that isn't too beefy can be a great setup. It will handle 1/2oz+ lures and some big bass but can still be fun with 1/8oz baits and fesity panfish.
I have 10lb braid on that Okuma Stratus V 25 (so next size above a UL) and it is on a 6' Berkley Lightning Rod Shock and that thing has caught everything from smaller Mayans up to bigger bass and snakeheads.
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909742 Bro get the eurotackle anisoptera soft plastic you won't regret it. Just order enough packs to make shipping worth it
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
Redington anon !7N40RVTnT6
>>909747 You gotta find some suffix #6. 8 strands like super slick power pro but still small as shit. I use this reel on a 6' light rod. Think that'd be fine? It's a little short but I can't imagine it would be worse then my 6'6' medium
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909750 Yeah I saw those but I just don't care enough. I normally don't break out the UL until I have been going for bass for a couple hours with absolutely zero action.
At Walmarts a lot of times they have this box full of assorted small Yum soft plastics and I have found a couple of interesting things in there but most of them are still 1.5"-2".
>>909743 Is this NY Anon?
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
>>909754 IDK you buy a shit ton of tackle seems silly not to get them if you are legit looking for bug style creature baits for 1/64 - 1/16th oz jigheads
I can vouch I bought 2 colors of each style. The ones that have worked well are the anisoptera and the shrimp
WormGuy !B1D272lKwg
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>>909747 >>909743 >>909741 I also use 6lb spiderwire braid for anything less than ~1/8oz
Does anyone know of any other brands of 6lb braid? I think the problem that Pepsi notes with fraying is because spiderwire is a non-coated braid. For me it seems less like fraying and more like unraveling if any line twist is going on
Anonymous
>>909664 What would you really expect? 99% of this website are teenagers or young college students who think they know everything and get downvoted on Reddit all the time so they come here. This is basically the Myspace of Facebook.
Texas Fishing Forum
Bass Resource
Pretty much the only active forums I know of and post on. Texas Fishing Forum is great. It's not just about Texas. Lots of posters from around the country there.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909753 Nah I'm sure that would be straight. I just like that 6' medium Lightning Rod because I can cast 1/2oz lures on it if I want. Plus the 25 size reel doesn't feel as odd as some UL's. I have the Sienna 500 with 6lb braid and that thing is tiny and just feels strange.
UL rods, like all others, can vary though. But if yours is just a L, it might be a little better. Some UL rods are seriously made for <2lb mono and buckle on anything more than 1/16oz and they are kinda useless unless you use them for a very specific type of fishing.
But yeah I will def try and find Suffix instead of SpiderWire next time but SpiderWire was the only brand Bass Pro had lower than 10lb.
>>909755 I hate ordering stuff online anyway. Maybe I will search a bit more next time I'm at Bass Pro or Gander Mtn. Pic related are all pretty recent purchases and the dink bass love those chartruese things but I haven't used any of the tiny shads yet.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909757 >who think they know everything Topkek. At least I'm not the only person who notices that.
Anonymous
>>909759 Go on a board like /biz/ and laugh at all of the 20 year old college students that think they are experts because they've taken a semester of finance 101. Or the kids actually autistic enough to pretend they have some successful business or make a living day trading then ghost when people ask for proof. /diy/ used to be good but now it's nothing but SHTF fags that have taken over /out/ and /k/ as well. We already got deadly riots, cops killing innocent people, wars, etc. Get to running in the woods now instead of playing fantasy in your Mom's basement.
Anonymous
>>909761 But don't say that now. You'll be called a faggot or a cuck! We unrionically call people names out of context yet ironically hate Reddit.
Anonymous
>you need .021 diameter monofilament >two dropper loops 12.75 inches apart >two semi translucent red beads that are 1/4 inch in diameter >with two 2/0 Mustad chemically sharpened Kahle hooks attached to the dropper loops by inserting the pinched ends through the eyes and coming back out >surgeons knot with 3 loops at the end with a 2 oz pyramid style sinker >you are now ready to catch salmon
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909759 Don't forget their classic "prove it faggot" attitude.
Anonymous
>>909761 >cops killing innocent people I pray to god you aren't talking about all of those dindus you see on cnn
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
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>>909766 Play stupid games win stupid prizes.
Anonymous
>>909759 >says the guy who refuses to go to piers because of minorities Anonymous
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>>909766 >they are black they must of been violent Back to /pol/
Not saying all, but watch the actual footage, not CNN bullshit. There was a local story here around this time last month. A dude was at a gas station smoking a cigarette while pumping gas. Obviously that's illegal and the cop walked up to him. Asked for his license and he said it was in his car and reached in the window. Not even a hesitation the cop pulled out his gun and killed him. But he wasn't black so CNN didn't pick it up.
Anonymous
>>909762 Found the plebbitor
Back to r/bassfishing
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
Anyone ever use a tenkara rod?
Anonymous
>>909757 >>909664 >>909761 I've been here since a few months after 4chan started. I can't even get into diy, gardening, and fishing forums elsewhere online. They are missing a dynamic that /out/ and /diy/ has. It is because of us old fags that these boards even exist.
Post more images.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909742 Yeah I got them from Dick's. They have that color as well as dull orange and chartreuse. Definitely worth trying.
Got my gift just now. Couple of bass jigheads, some big grubs, some worms, and a mepps. I might not be able to get much use out of some of these until spring, but I'll fish the mepps soon and let you know if I get anything. Thanks a bunch.
Also the front desk attendant asked me why the name on my package said Cali Fag. Hilarious.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
Man I hate winter. Only got one bite and missed the hook set.
>>909686 Ah cool. I'll probably go just because I won't have anything else to do.
Anonymous
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>>909775 I'd say, yes, they are worth it. You don't spend that much money for anything "average" in design or function. You need to be a serious enthusiast. Do you tie?
Anonymous
I've been growing my own night crawlers for fishing but was thinking of turning this into a small side business.
EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
>>909775 I made a 6ft tenkara rod from a strip of bamboo wood, it's really nice for fishing creeks and lake shores for sunfish and micro fish. One time I was fishing for bluegill with a live mosquitofish (tiny baitfish), and hooked a 3/4 lb bass. Heck of a fight. I'd probably buy one of the professionally made ones if I had more streams, creeks, small rivers near me.
Anonymous
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>>909774 You are just being an example of why this website has turned to shit. I'm guessing you browse Reddit more than any of us and only hate on it on 4chan because you always get downvoted.
Anonymous
>>909780 The Homegrowmen thread may be a good place to ask, but I'm a homegrowmen...
Look up all the farmer's markets and people who are selling eggs. Face-to-face connections are what you need to make. They are a finicky lot and you would need to make sure the stuff you feed the worms is also organic. Though some may not care at all about that.
As for selling as fishing bait, go to the stores and look at the companies who are selling the worms to the stores. Call them up and ask how to sell directly to them. Just as the managers of the stores that don't sell worms already and sell to them.
Other good invertebrates to grow for chickens and fishing,
Redworms (Eisenia fetida)
Black Soldier Fly larva (Hermetia illucens)
Fly maggots (Calliphoridae) [starve them before feeding to chickens!]
Mealworms (Tenebrio molitor)
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909780 You normally use mealworms for chickens as a treat. They don't realy like night crawlers. Not sure how you would go about selling them, maybe ask local bait shops.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909763 Kek. Have you read his fly fishig guide yet? I haven't, way too long.
>>909769 What does that have to do with anything? I just hate fishing in crowded places. And if there is anywhere worse than a crowded spot full of regular people, it's a crowded spot full of minorities.
>>909776 Jesus
>>909777 Checked. What are those little XPS jigs? Never seen those. And what is in the KVD package?
>>909778 I love the winter. They were actually hitting bretty gud today but the wind just killed me.
>>909780 Seems like the best route would be to find small business around local fishing spots. Corner stores and shit. If they already carry worms, try and beat their price.
If you could make some startup money, the best way to do it would be if you could buy some of those small glass door fridges. Steal some Starbucks fridges from Pepsi. Start growing the other stuff too like waxworms, meal worms, crickets, etc. Then you go to these tackle shops, corner shops near fishing spots, and pet stores and you loan them the fridge while they are selling your product.
Anonymous
>>909789 They need to be chopped up for the chickens. You are correct, they tend to ignore them for some reason for the most part.
And, with mealworms you can slow down their growth using polystyrene for their food source. That and refrigeration can help you store them and keep them alive. Of course, all those in
>>909788 can be frozen for use later as chicken feed.
Anonymous
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>>909788 I was intending to grow red worms yes. I just call all worms night crawlers. I'm from the south.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909777 Btw those pink worms, are those the longer ones like the Zoom Trick Worms?
Those are nice for bigger bass because of how they dangle and twitch when you have the head in the dirt.
And I've been curious about those Agila Brites. I think that little bead is supposed to be UV or something. I have almost jumped on them a few times but I just like dressed inlines so much.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909791 Mine won't even look at night crawlers cut or not.
>>909781 I have some of those 10' and 12' telescopic crappie poles that I love. The best fight I had on one was from a 2lb catfish.
Anonymous
>>909795 Bare hook inlines are for panfish and trout normally. Dressed stuff lands you larger fish. Of course the smaller you get with the lure the less that is true.
You can always cut the hook's eye to remove it, add your own split ring, and be able to use a bare hook or dressed hook.
Anonymous
>>909798 It may be the breed of chicken. some of mine eat them, and some don't seem to see them, like they are invisible to them.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909801 They are all Black astrolorps so that might be it.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909800 Part of my ongoing want for the inline spinner shit is that I also want to learn how to tie flies. I want to be able to make some dressed inlines with bright colored blades (which are hard to find) and then I want to do some with offset worm hooks and attempt to run them weedless.
Anonymous
>>909781 >>909775 >>909798 >tfw all waterways and bodies of water are lined with shrubs and trees that prevent fly fishing EastBayCAguy !!H7dnYuBYhR0
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>>909790 Wacky jigheads and some regular jigheads with the long hook.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909807 It's the same here for me. I just use about 12' of line and swing it out to where I want. Lets me pull in 20 or so perch in an hour so I can run trot lines.
Anonymous
>>909802 Oh, I'm getting 40-50 of those next year.
>>909803 That's exactly what I'm doing with mine. Die cut tape is the cheap way to go. Powder coated or air brushed are more professional, but they requires a larger outlay of money to start.
If you do get into it and use split rings, get a pair of split ring pliers. I'm still finding split rings that shot in random directions when I didn't have the proper tool for them.
>>909815 I came up with a method to use the rod like a trebuchet and slingshot together where I can flip the line along the pole into narrow spaces.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909818 Hold the bait then pull till the rod ends back then aim for a spot under an over hang.
Also B. A.s are an awsome breed you are going to love their eggs. Such large creamy yokes that it looks like hollandaise sauce when you scramble them.
Anonymous
>>909821 I live in a temperate rain forest, so finding open spots from the bank is rare. Edges of pasture land is the best if you don't have a boat. Sometimes you can climb out on a large overhanging tree and get more than a jigging position.
Anonymous
Anyone know of a quick release system for belts? Just something I can hook par of pliars, lip grips and other essentials onto.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>909860 Velcro or magnets mang
Anonymous
>>909860 Retractable Tool Lanyard
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909874 Like a lighter leash but fer tools?!
I always just put the pliers in my back pocket. Otherwise I will have the Skeletool which clips on my belt loop.
Anonymous
>>909860 Clip to your shirt.
Anonymous
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>>909876 google "Retractable Tool Lanyard"
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909878 Fuck I keep remembering I need moar of those. I'm gonna tell my mom to steal me some for xmas.
I liked the last pair I had. They were probably 8" long from end to end, so decent sized. And the nose curved to maybe a 60deg angle and they were great for getting hooks out of tough spots. Then I gave them to Miami anon.
Btw where is Miami anon? We gots to go fishin. We're getting into bass season around these parts.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909881 They sell them at the fishing center at wally world for like $4. They also can be 5 fingered with ease.
Anonymous
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>>909884 >five fingered with ease just like skid
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
I just spent 10 minutes trying to dig a splinter out.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>909895 I got one in the bottom of my foot like a month ago and it took me like half an hour tryin to get it.
>>909884 I like those bent ones. My mom works in the OR so she can just grab a pair. She probably has some laying around too.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
>>909896 I wear sandals or go barefoot so much that if something can actually stick in my foot there is no getting it out.
Skid !TCEaAwseXw
>>909624 >implying I diddnt spend the last 9 hours at work on my day off >>909628 Frogs are easily my favorite bass lure
>>909652 >mine hasnt even gone anywhere yet >>909742 Pepsi, buy stonefly nymphs for fly fishing and Carolina rig them.
>>909741 Honestly I've gotten to the point of using a fly rod for super light conventional baits. It will make a traditionalist need a safe spAce but works nicely
>tfw fly fishing with a bail tail on a tiny jighead and out fishing the guy next to me cause I can cast farther than him >>909763 I'm not that specific. Close, but not quite.
>>909775 Depends. It's a lot like regular fly fishing but with a line the length of your rod. It's good if you like a challenge, personally I chalk it up to weeb bullshit because the west perfected fly fishing.
>>909807 >implying there aren't countless eork arounds. I've flyfished areas too tight to fish conventionally. It's all about technique and an aggressive leader. >>909899 Semi related
>be me >8 or 9 >step on pencil >tip breaks off in my foot >45 minutes pass trying to pull it out >give up >a few weeks pass >it's swollen with pus >suddenly bursts >pencil lead shoots out, puddle of pus on the floor I've still got a bit of a scar on my foot from it.
Anonymous
Welp fishing trip sucked ass, traveled 600km round trip and only ended up with 6 Carp and sunburn so we went home a day early. To console myself I stopped at a tackle store on my way home and bought myself an early christmas present and my first quality combo: a Shimano Curado reel and a 6' 10-17 pound Samaki Rod. Haven't fished it yet but practiced flicking a few lures on it when I got back and am already in love.
Anonymous
>>909970 Cheers bro. I'll check it out. Still trying to track down the average weights of these big sub/surface lures I'm looking at. maybe up to 3oz.
My little shimano catana 510 (3-6kg, iirc) flicks the oargee's alright. Just not so crash hot trolling them.
Sucks about your weekend. Were the carp fighters at least?
You'll need the big rod. Been two 120cm cod pulled out in the last two weekends. Not by me unfortunately.
Curada's go for about $250 right? Rod seems like it might be a cheaper option than the $600 wilson venom swimbait.
Anonymous
>>909976 Ah well, you always get some shit trips with the good aye.
If you're after a spin get a Shimano Stradic, bloke who fixed my car is an avid Cod fisherman and he spent $500 on a Stradic and an Abu Garcia Black Diamond Rod for his new setup, guy really knows his fishing as much as he does cars so I trust any advice he gives, was going to get the Stradic but decided my Daiwa reel is rooted and I need a new baitcaster more than a spin. Carp were average but 1st night my mate reeled in a fat 70cm Carp, he was so excited thinking it was a Cod you should have seen his face when he landed it, was devo. Curado was $299, could have gotten it cheaper online maybe but it was a spur of the moment buy. Guy at the shop told me Samaki rods have won a few AFTA awards in recent years for best rod, mine was only a "cheap" $99 blank but some of them instore were more then $300. Guessing they were graphite or something.
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>>909979 yeah, not keen on getting a spin. I can barely cast them. Definitely would take a long time to learnt o cast big fuck off lures between logs and sticks and shit.
It's hard finding a good rod for what I want. Seems these big swim baits are a new thing for cod fishing, so it's hard tracking down information.
Anonymous
>>909982 Going by googling big swim bait I assume multi jointed replica fish lures?
Anonymous
>>909983 Nvm they're rods. What makes them so different than other rods? You're right about bugger all info about them.
Anonymous
>>909983 yeah, swim baits replicate fish. Or other animals. They are a few options that look like snakes and rats which look interesting. Some around the 30cm mark. Surface and subsurface.
There's a rod that's been specifically designed for them by an Aussie company. Wilson Venom Swimbait is the model. But at $600 I'm not sure if they're truly on the money, or just casing in on the new craze and lack of information.
Anonymous
>>909984 The venom rods? They're 20-40lb, long and meant to help make casting such big lures all day a lot easier on your body. And that it's an Aussie made rod. Should be suited to muzza's and bazza's
Anonymous
>>909986 Funny because googling it I found a pic of a lure I bought from Ebay years ago for shits and giggles, a $5 special from China. It sat in my tacklebox for 2 years before I brought it out one day and swam it, tripped balls at how much it looked like a real baby carp swimming. I could see why this would work for predatory fish but never really thought to try it. Any good articles you know of on swimbaits?
>>909988 $600 is too much for a rod for me but each to their own, only ever go Cod fishing when I go on trips interstate a few times a year but there's always the off chance to get one as a bycatch in the Murray in SA, it's incredibly rare unless you are trolling though.
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>>909991 Yeah, it's the prettiness of the lures that' attracting me. And apparently they produce good results.
I'm also in the stage of trying out as much as I can to find out my own personal preferences.
And yeah. 600 seems a little high to me too. But it might be worth it. Contacted Wilsons, so i'm hoping to get some more info.
I'm an apprentice, so I get $600 extra to supplement my wage. Usually I put that into shares. But I think I can use it for some fun once or twice without feeling too guilty.
Either that, or I sell some of my old shit. Should get 600 for some of my old gym equipment.
Keen for a fish with me if you come to Deni, or just gonna head out alone?
Anonymous
>>909995 Could do man, you would obviously know the spots to fish. Most likely head up there between Xmas and new years, if not between 3rd-10th jan.
Inb4 Ivan Milat.
Anonymous
>>909996 We've got our own murderers here. Not as prolific as Ivan, but a nice gang land murder a few years back. A bloke, his wife and his kid. Gun downed in Barmah.
The spots here are everywhere. Soon as you get clear of the swimming and boating spots, there's structure up and down the river. Specially with a boat.
Anonymous
>>909999 After the last trip I'm seriously considering selling my boat and getting a flash pedal powered fishing Kayak, kayaks just seem way less hassle IMO. I'm lazy and need to take it out more instead of spending more money on crap for it. Was the Barmah thing related at all to the original gangland murders?
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>>910001 Nah, just run of the mill druggy shit. Blokes walking around town free and clear too, according to most.
Was a bloke years back who put someone into a meat grinder. Too bad i wasn't alive for that.
Yeah, I have a kayak. Not pedal powered. It's pretty good. Easy to get into and out of the ute solo. Getting a motor for it soon. Currents a bit too strong and i'm a bit too shit at paddling to use it right now. Took me 10 minutes to get upstream a bit and 2 minutes to float down.
Bloke at work has a hobie which he swears by.
Anonymous
>>910005 Closest to anything that's happened here like that recently was a few years ago, a friend of a friend took offense to someone at the pub talking about his missus, he went home, grabbed a sawn off .22, came back and fired a few shots into the pub windows, luckily he's a retard and told everyone he was going to do it so the pub was cleared before he came back. Got 5 years for it, dumbass.
Before I got my boat I was so close to getting one of these, they are prop driven and can go forward and reverse unlike the hobies, but they are $2000+ for the basic model so thought it would be cheaper to get a boat instead. What I liked best about them was that the prop folded up under the yak in a little hole whenever you went over a snag, that's pretty neat.
Anonymous
>>910009 not too bad. Sounds like a fun place.
Not a bad looking yak. Kinda wish I bought a pedal powered one. But the $400 or so it'll cost to get an electric on there isn't too bad.
Anonymous
>>910009 kayaks are retardedly expensive. i understand the fiberglass and kevlar racing kayaks being pricey, but there's really no reason for the plastic shit to be this expensive.
Anonymous
>>910011 What sort of batteries do you power troll motors on Yaks with? Bought a 54 pound watersnake bow mount for mine this year, researched and bought a 130AH battery for it so I could get 8 hours of use on it before recharge and didn't factor in the size and weight of the thing, battery sits in my old Esky and takes up all the space in the bow now, thing is heavy as fuck too lifting it into and out of the boat.
>>910012 Years ago the Native Mariner was supposedly the first ever pedal powered prop Yak, so they had a monopoly on it, guessing other cheaper brands have come along since then.
Anonymous
>>910005 have you looked at alternatives? I mean since youre going to to stick a motor on it anyways..
I recently used a friends wavewalker® with a 3hp motor on it and it was a eye opener. really stable and youre up high like a boat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60jDlB11_JM I also got to demo a soloskiff which I had been wanting to do for some time. great little boat that hauls ass but the water here is too rough, its better suited for flats and back bays. checkem'
http://www.soloskiff.com/ Anonymous
>>910014 group 27 AGM battery is what i use. 30# minn kota riptide.
the lithium batteries are the smallest/lightest and best for kayaks but they cost them dollars.
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>>910014 little agm batteries. I realistically only need 3-4 hours. I'm out at about 5-5:15 and leaving around 9. Enough time to get a few fish.
Might be different if I took food. But I'm always too excitedin the mornings to think about anything beyond fishing gear and a water bottle.
>>910019 I've got a kayak already. $600 for a 160kg weight capacity and it's plenty stable enough for my fat cunt self to sit in.
Anonymous
>>910025 >>910027 Saves you in the end a lifetime of pain and surgery lifting up 20kg batteries I guess, and yaks have virtually no weight to them so makes sense.
Anonymous
>>910028 Man, picking up 20kgs is like a holiday. Stupid fucking idea to be a boilermaker. Fucking 50kg bits of plate, 9-16mm RHS... it's all too fucking heavy.
Also, don't be a fucking soft cunt. Are you a kiwi or something?
Anonymous
>>910029 Looking up the specs they're actually 33kg, still too heavy to be lifting shit around like that at 5am. I work at a winery and every year we get a little seminar from a chiropractor on how the "don't be a soft cunt" attitude ends up with so many cunts in our work with debilitating spinal injuries. I see blokes younger than me already with fucked backs that end with them always taking weeks off work from trying to lift heavy shit with no forklift. Not getting paid enough to do that shit no matter how "weak" it seems.
Anonymous
>>910031 fair enough. I work out enough that i'm not worried about lifting shit. Deadlifts make strong backs brother.
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>>910032 I should probably give up smoking and drinking everyday and get fit this new year, didn't realize how fucked my body was until I swam across the Darling and back yeasterday, almost collapsed from exhaustion and the river there is only maybe 20 metres across, was flowing hardcore though.
Anonymous
>>909747 I can't believe I'm as cool as you...
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>>909961 >implying there aren't countless eork arounds. I've flyfished areas too tight to fish conventionally. It's all about technique and an aggressive leader. Yeah, a 15' cane pole that you can shove through the bush so you can jig.
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Only Yuro Saints Fan !!FAXzsjil+0Q Sun 11 Dec 2016 15:29:23 No. 910087 Report >>909732 by god that pins paintjob looks like sex
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>>910032 >deadlifts make strong backs thank you, nobody realizes that people have ridiculously weak cores and that's why they fuck up their backs. Train your core and don't worry about snapping your shit up.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
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>>910071 Yee buddy that's been my favorite cheap combo as of lately. Those Okuma reels go on sale for $30 all the time and are so smooth. And the Lighting Rods are so much better than Ugly Stiks for the same money.
>>910087 Yeah the pink only really shows up at certain angles and then from other angles it looks silver and gold. I gotta try the thing out.
>>910033 I should give up smoking so I can buy a boat or something.
Zuriss !!S/L/65CPWjy
What do y'all hate more?
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>>910106 Reeling in a bass on a Texas rig and you get the thing halfway to shore and he jumps off and you realize he was just holding on to the tail of the soft plastic and didn't even have the hook in his mouth.
TXLizardFag !6HJ0QLzJJE
>>910106 >be fishing yesterday >hopping a craw off the bottom >going slow bc cold >zone out >notice line moving >fuck up hook set It happens a lot
Anonymous
>>909961 Why isn't this guy banned yet? He literally wants to have sex with innocent animals. You're no worse than a pedo you fucking asshole.
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>>910111 Checked
I think I'm gonna try and get back out there today but it is real windy again. Texas rigs in the wind just annoy me so much. When I'm fishing them in calm weather, I will hook and land like 80% of the solid bites I get and then once I get these shifting and gusty winds coming from all directions it drops down to like 20%. Hell, I was even running a Rooster Tail yesterday and the wind picked up from a different direction and I had to start reeling fast so the line and lure didn't get sucked into weeds and logs and a bass slammed that and I missed setting the hook because of the wind on one of the easiest baits to set hooks with.
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Blarge! I have 3/0 offset hooks. What size soft plastic grubs do I need to order? I can't simply take a hook to a local store for comparison, since I'm not driving 300 miles to a store that actually sells them.
Pepsi !n/ZnkB9jUw
>>910123 Are they EWG or regular straight ones?
That would probably work well for 3" curly tail grubs, thinner worms like Zoom's 6" Finesse Worms and smaller, and creature baits with thin bodies like baby brush hogs.
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Only Yuro Saints Fan !!FAXzsjil+0Q Sun 11 Dec 2016 16:47:31 No. 910132 Report >>910100 This
my core is weak as fuck, i have that condition where your ass sticks too much outwards or your lower back arches too much, or something, so my lower back is fucked.
Anonymous
>>910124 These:
http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/Gamakatsu_Offset_G-Lock_Worm_Hooks/descpage-GOGL.html So, a bit between EWG and straight. I'll be using them with grubs like this. Most people call these 3" since they are 3" from head to tip of outstretched tail.
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>>910132 >tfw slangin cases of Pepsi all day My spine is probably a fine powder by now
Almost time for a new thread!!!
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>>910137 Maybe it will work. This is a 3/0 EWG next to a Zoom Fat Albert.
Anonymous
>>910142 Is that a 3" grub?
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>>910144 They call them 3". Pic related
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>>910145 Skid !TCEaAwseXw
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>>910080 Yes but that's not fly fishing
Short aggressive leader, then to cast grab the leader a foot over the fly, pull the rod back, then point and shoot. It will flick your fly right where it needs to be, and give you a good drift, then once it's in the water you can kinda flick it around
>>910106 The missed strike, with the bait runner a buddy grabs it for you and hands it off
>>910117 Mods, he's clogging up the threads with off-topic shite
>>910146 Oops
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>>910014 I'm currently outfitting my yak with a trolling motor. I had a 75 AH battery but it was so heavy I think it would cause the kayak to be unstable, so I swapped it for a 35 AH AGM. Also the AGM is sealed so I won't have to worry about battery acid leaking out. It should be enough power for a few hours of trolling. If that's not enough I'll just get another and run them in parallel.
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>>910117 again... you sound jealous and are obviously infatuated with our favorite skidmark.
Here's you're (You) since I told your bait. How about trying fishing instead of tossing this shit bait here. You might have something to add to the thread.
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>>909859 buy some waders.
>>909860 i use old coiled cell pone cords. chop both ends, attach pliers, lipper ect.. crimp a loop. attach to belt with carabiner. its a easy lanyard.
you need to work on those eyes and barrel wraps on your spinners. they look gud except for that part.
>>909881 hemostat clamps.
>>909742 look at ice fishing sites. they sell all those tiny creature baits for cheap.
