Ken P.

Manassas, VA, United States

Club President, New Horizon Bass Anglers ( Northern Virginia- Potomac River) email : Realken2513@gmail.com

21 Jan 22:21

That’s excellent. I would sure like to win one of those trips. Your enthusiasm about just “plain fishing” is appreciated. People don’t understand me on why I go fishing so much. Outside, in nature , on the water with a chance to catch a big one! Nothing better!😀👍🎣🎣🎣

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17 Jan 20:38

For deeper water by the dam on a reservoir do you use baits with less action the deeper you go in the winter?

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17 Jan 20:10

For my club tournaments, I had some good fish in the all day rainy days on the Potomac River. What is the number one change you make on a rainy day?

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17 Jan 18:27

Brain, I struggle with bringing too much tackle on the fishing trips as a co angler in club tournaments. I’m trying to be prepared for all situations since I don’t get to chose the spots. Last year, I got better and took baits that have multiple uses. The drop shot will always work. 

Brian, in the spring and summer I use a white spinner bait with two willow leaf blades and a white mister twister teeny tail trailer. I use it in the grass on the Potomac River and catch largemouth bass. My problem is the catfish like it also and they wreck my spinnerbaits up. Large cats like 10-20lbs. Two questions, what could I change to help with just bass and do you try to fix your spinnerbaits when damaged or just give up? 

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12 Jan 17:26

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Brian, the bass I caught this week in a reservoir and a pond had red lips and red throats. What’s up with that?

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12 Jan 17:24

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Muddy pond , air temp 39 degrees and still got one on a drop shot mine style plastic. Thank you Brian!😀

10 Jan 23:56

Heavy spinnerbaits and spoons into the winds. Fish humps and wish you had a spot lock trolling motor. 

Yes it was. Used your advice and all fish caught in 4-5 feet depth on the sunny side.