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Andrew1002 said:
Do my texas rigs look okay to you guys? I cant seem to hook a fish on them and I feel like im doing something wrong. Heres a link to the pics
http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag45/Andrew10021/20130618_212304_zps745a88dc.jpg
And also is there any way to repair a gary yamamoto worm that has like 10000 holes in it? I literally used it once and It just splits so easily. If not I could always buy more and I have alot more too
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Doesn't look right to me I like it straight as possible on the hook pull the bait over the eye too once your line is on and as far as repairing I need to know too they fall apart after a couple of fish

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thechief said:
Doesn't look right to me I like it straight as possible on the hook pull the bait over the eye too once your line is on and as far as repairing I need to know too they fall apart after a couple of fish

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Ya same problem here minus the fish lol just the 5/0 hooks
 
Went out for the first time this year and only caught green sun fish (except for the really random rainbow trout and lake trout while fishing for the sun fish)

Trout and Bass no where to be found other than that.


One of the green sun fish was a legitimate 10 inches. Idk if thats common in other parts of the country, but around here I've never seen one even close to that size, it was crazy.
 
I went to wooddale county park again and I fished for like an hour. I caught a couple little bass all smaller than 12". Its hard to fish wooddale as the pond is so small and a lot of the fish have been caught before. I think I get the texas rig now. Ive been getting better at it and I think mine is almost perfect now. But, I still havent gotten any fish on them. Caught all my bass today on topwaters and a spinner. Didnt even take pictures, they were all so small and thin. Im supposed to be going to ny this weekend and ill try and stay until maybe next week because schools over. Ill have to see.
 
Andrew1002 said:
I went to wooddale county park again and I fished for like an hour. I caught a couple little bass all smaller than 12". Its hard to fish wooddale as the pond is so small and a lot of the fish have been caught before. I think I get the texas rig now. Ive been getting better at it and I think mine is almost perfect now. But, I still havent gotten any fish on them. Caught all my bass today on topwaters and a spinner. Didnt even take pictures, they were all so small and thin. Im supposed to be going to ny this weekend and ill try and stay until maybe next week because schools over. Ill have to see.
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What you news to do is go out where you know there is a good amount of fish and only bring senkos that's it! Get the feel of it and I can bet eventually you will catch your pb on plastics I never thought I would but they have been great for me the past week

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thechief said:
What you news to do is go out where you know there is a good amount of fish and only bring senkos that's it! Get the feel of it and I can bet eventually you will catch your pb on plastics I never thought I would but they have been great for me the past week

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I want to try this eventually. How should I rig them? Is texas rigging good? Or would a wacky rig be better? Any other type of rig?
 
Andrew1002 said:
I want to try this eventually. How should I rig them? Is texas rigging good? Or would a wacky rig be better? Any other type of rig?
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Id go Texas I caught like 40 bass Texas rigged and I would try it wacky and the bite would slow down still got a few but I like Texas but like always you gotta let the fish tell you what they want

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