MultispeciesTamer;4373673; said:alot of knots slip on low pound test briad anything under 20. The worst one for slipping being the clinch. The polomar knot is a much better choice
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You can "think" what ever you want. But facts out way what one thinks. Ill just leave off with that. lets get back on topic cool shark and thats a long flathead.likestofish;4373842; said:
cichlid fiend;4374675; said:
so instead of stressing about it Cliff and I begun the boat outting at 1:15pm. Carnegie was the todays lake of choice. After two hours of died casting I was lucky enough to land the first of the day around 3:30 . My second came by way of the chatter bait on a point. Cliff's first came on the jitter bug shortly after. Around 6 they tried to finally come alive and I was able to land two back to back on the buzzy!! After hitting the point again for about 30 minutes and not getting any bites we hit the shoreline and started making are way back the boat ramp. on the way in I was able to my last one on the spinny. As we were on the move I seen this very small patch of lillys shaking like crazy, I tell Cliff to throw his frog in there and BAM he landed his second and final fish of the day!
I was able to get off at 9am and we were fishing at 11, the "Amazon" was todays lake of choice. I broke the ice at 11:32!! After that the bite was very constent up until about 6:30 when they SHUT DOWN. CLiff banged his first at 12:42 and missed about five through out the day. He spent most of the day switching up his baits. I caught fish on a mix of baits today but the crank bait and the chatter brought in most of them!
