Christopher Waters

Dayton, OH, United States

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Nov 19 at 06:31 PM

Feeding the smallies the big bait in mid November is quite a treat. This tank ate a 7” glide

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Oct 05 at 03:28 PM

One rod challenge. 7” taxi shad glide. If you don’t have confidence in something, keep it in your hand. If you want to purely get better at something, just keep it in your hand. If it’s a black and blue jig just keep it in your hand. The difference with the “big baits” is just the buy in is more expensive. Same mindset. All baits are just tools. It can be more fun to use an air ratchet instead of a box end wrench.
This is a solid 3 Younder but before this I had what I propose to be a 6-7 pounder come and grab this thing and just missed the hooks. Funny how they can do that.
Tight lines! Get out there!

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Sep 11 at 01:51 PM

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There’s no rules to this. Only suggestions. Hunted down a nice hybrid fishing eddies adjacent to white water on the river. The water was dirty so I chose a chatterbait. Not your typical “striped bass family” of baits. Predators just need to “see” the presentation. Sometimes vibration helps. . Wading is a form of bank fishing and can be extremely productive right now. If you’ve got hybrids around you go give em a shot. They’re heating up while the other black bass species can be difficult this time of the year. This almost 22” 4 1/2 pounder was a pb for me. Man do they fight! Especially in the current. Tight lines! 🎣

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Sep 01 at 09:12 AM

Caught a handful of pond bass on the minimax the other day in span of 100 degree days we had. Water temp is up and so is the bass’ metabolism.

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May 14 at 10:32 PM

Anyone else chasing river smallies this spring? 

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Dec 10 at 12:03 PM

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Blade baits. 

Anyone on SUF have experience throwing them around? This time of year I’m learning they can be very effective. What retrieves or technique do you implement while throwing them? 🤔 

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Nov 06 at 03:58 PM

I took advantage of some of the tips of the last school and pulled this old beat up long tank out of Lake Texoma this weekend. She ate a 6” Keitech. I’m sure she’s got some stories to tell. 

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