Mark Jonas

Portage, WI, United States

19 Apr 22:01

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Bout the only time I catch them, 😆 spinners and crankbait.. idk. I bought one of those ugly stik cat rods a while back thinking that's what I need right, bunch of stink bait, big treble hooks and what not.... GREAT.. for catching turtles, never caught a catfish on it yet...

19 Apr 20:27

Thank you Matthew

19 Apr 19:54

That's enough of that skunked business!

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19 Apr 19:53

Nice ones!

16 Apr 21:37

Thinking of you, the people involved and their families. 🙏

14 Apr 23:20

I'd say for that lake a jerkbait and/or a jig head hook with a minnow.  Bet that was an awesome time out there!

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14 Apr 20:26

Looks great, very professional now! Hope you have an outstanding event!

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14 Apr 09:52

Way to go on the finish! It's always neat when ya get into them like that and their stacked up in a isolated area!

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12 Apr 22:26

I think just having that on adds 8 lbs. to your total!!  LOL!!  Very Cool!

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In some certain situations, absolutely! Doing the wacky, how can you not, so simple and yet probably one of the most effective ways to do it. As of the last 2 years or so, I do this weighted wacky technique, I understand also known as the flick shake, I guess there is some other names for it to but... also just super simple, same idea just got alittle weight to it. I throw it around wood alot is where I find it to be really affective. I don't throw a non weighted Texas rig alot, really at all... but when I got in my mind to really start learning how to bass fish, my first and still to this day go to Texas rig is a Berkeley 7 in motor oil or camo colored power worm. I adjust the bullet weight then to what I want to do with it. Here's a pick of those "flick shake" hooks.