Kevin S.

Madison, WI, United States

Very cute. Love it when you get to see that kid excitement when fishing.

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31 Aug 08:50

Amen

31 Aug 08:49

You’re going to have to knock the sides off that catfish just to get your jig back.

31 Aug 08:48

Doing a great job Doc!

31 Aug 08:47

Man you’re going to need a factory warehouse soon

Yeah it really is amazing what you can learn in the boat with someone else.

You and Barde will be a unstoppable team!

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Hey Ed, so typically if I want to keep it shallower I’ll use a paddle tail and deeper I’ll use a straight tail minnow. For this instance I started with a paddle tail but my co had a straight tail and he was kicking my butt. So I switched to a straight tail minnow and then I started catching them too. We were both using a product from missle baits trailor. Off hand forgot the name of it.

30 Aug 07:51

I’ve used a Tokyo rig quite a bit. There is an area of our lake with tall weeds and has a lot of alage at the bottom. I like the Tokyo rig over a traditional Texas rig because it keeps the bait off the bottom more. In my experience this out performs a Texas rig in this situation. I’ve also used it for walleye with live bait as a bottom bouncer.

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30 Aug 07:41

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Had a great learning experience fishing a tournment on Lake Winneconne yesterday. Had an experienced co-angler that was a college angler. Certainly learned a few things from him. We burned a chatterbait all day on docks. Lake is almost 16,000 acres with a max depth of 7ft. Water is muddy and reminded me of fishing in Georgia. Rained on us all day but still had fun.

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28 Aug 16:42

Glad business is going well my man!