5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
- Lightninrod
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5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
She was the only one that picked up my bait which was a GYCB Lizard(black with blue flakes) T-rigged with a Gambler, Rattling screw-in 1/4 oz weight and a 4/0 Sugoi(GYCB's too) hook. I can't tell if she's full of roe or just 'chubby' .
http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pic ... &anum=3208
http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pic ... &anum=3208
Dan
http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pic ... &anum=3208
http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pic ... &anum=3208
Dan
Last edited by Lightninrod on Tue Apr 06, 2004 6:24 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Dang! She looks FAT. Must be ready to lay some egggs!
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Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
What does GYCB stand for? Is that a brand name?
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Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Sorry qa. It stand's for http://www.yamamoto.baits.com/gycb-index.html Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits, one of if not the best, soft-plastic mf'rs out there. They also designed the best s/p hook out there IMO, know as the Sugoi(made by Gamakatsu) hooks.quantum angler nt wrote:What does GYCB stand for? Is that a brand name?
Dan
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Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Yes, I stocked up with about 60 senkos for the upcoming season from Gary Yamamoto.
Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Senkos are one of the best soft baits for $6 plus a pack. I however, prefer the soft baits I found for $3-$4 a pack, which are even better. I guess it all depends how much you want to pay. Although it is hard to put the Senkos down once you have developed a lot of confidence in them.
At least consider these before spending anymore more money on the big name brands:
http://www.bestbassbaits.com/merchant2/ ... ode=Sticks
Can you buy Senkos in bulk up to 100 at a time? Can you custom design Senkos? No and no. Try these and save a ton of money. I have started using them and I love them.
There are custom, hand-poured baits that are not well known, but are at the very least, as good as the popular brands.
At least consider these before spending anymore more money on the big name brands:
http://www.bestbassbaits.com/merchant2/ ... ode=Sticks
Can you buy Senkos in bulk up to 100 at a time? Can you custom design Senkos? No and no. Try these and save a ton of money. I have started using them and I love them.
There are custom, hand-poured baits that are not well known, but are at the very least, as good as the popular brands.
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Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
I used a new bait today to catch this http://www.f150online.com/galleries/pic ... &anum=3723 5lb, 5oz Bass. It's made by a member here known as Fishin'-n-Fool. They worked very well as the Bass were active and taking floating/skipping baits. I caught a 2lber and about 3 or 4 keepers on it too today.
Dan
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Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Z,
I like your new avatar! I do use other brands like wave worms and yum dingers. I keep the good ole' senkos around too though because I like the colors they offer.
I like your new avatar! I do use other brands like wave worms and yum dingers. I keep the good ole' senkos around too though because I like the colors they offer.
Re: 5 lb, 13 oz Bass--Sunday's 'catch'
Nice fish lightning
I think you should try those worms I mentioned. Also check out wackyworm.com
The prices of those fish n' fools baits are outrageous. I forget what they were exactly, but I think Senko's were cheaper.
I think you should try those worms I mentioned. Also check out wackyworm.com
The prices of those fish n' fools baits are outrageous. I forget what they were exactly, but I think Senko's were cheaper.