Jamie McDonnell

Alexandria Bay, NY, United States

Sep 26 at 09:32 PM

oh forgot to mention so much easier for me to skip under docks with it too think because it cast so much easier!

Sep 26 at 09:29 PM

So much smoother, and casting OMG it cast twice as far and doesn't seem gritty like some my other Lew's ever my 200-dollar Lew's reel, so so smooth.

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Sep 26 at 05:27 PM

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Boy Oh Boy I did it now! So I had a reel go bad on me a few weeks back and went out and replaced it with a Daiwa Tatula, I will not by another reel again by far best I ever fished with even My SLX and Lew's PRO by far! Those Are two I got now Love them so smooth cast amazingly highly recommended!

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Sep 25 at 04:53 PM

Am I the 10th person! GO LIVE!

Sep 24 at 06:58 PM

Yes, Sir they are so under rated we got some big ones man with all Smallies getting over fished by now I BAG LARGIES ALL DAY LONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sep 23 at 10:00 PM

I mean is that even a question for people that pay to learn from him I mean seriously that's the answer you all really need. We all would give a lot for the chance to fish with him, a day too talk share and fish come on, but for me it has nothing to do with fishing to be honest I have met a lot of good hearted people people that really give a shit and never got to meet them in person it would be a honor to just have a solid conversation with another person that cares.

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Sep 23 at 09:44 PM

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Had good Sunday on St Lawerance River!

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Jul 30 at 09:39 PM

Keep in mind our lakes are usually crystal clear or clear. Yes, I am aware I can throw a worm of some sort too, but I don't fish worms that often to be honest if I slowdown that much it is a jig I am hammer on a Jig that would been next step after swim bait or maybe swim jig. I do dropshot well who doesn't in north lol.

Jul 30 at 09:31 PM

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Natural lake like most of our Northern NY lakes 30 to 40 feet deep at south end, with outlying shallow coves with a lot of grass, it is about four miles long from inlet to outlet. Very muddy bottom there are rock edges, some laydown and a lot of grass, produces some of the biggest Large Mouth in this area, My PB here is 6.86 lbs., 3 pounders are very common. Main forage is Bluegill of the many types, then golden shiners or perch.

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Jul 27 at 03:07 PM

So I am pretty proud of myself being able to adjust on the fly now to conditions on the water. The lake I go to I usually go to the North end and have a lot of success using a chatter bait style bait sometimes Slobber Knocker or original chatter bait. This morning it just was not working; the water was more stained than usual, so I tried on a Chartese and white spinner bait caught a couple of 2 pounders, but I usually hammer them here on this weed flat. I was thinking I needed to slow it down a bit and eliminate the noise a bit as well. So, it was the quarter ounce weighted VMC under spin with a full-size White Rage Swimmer swim bait on it that got the job done I hammered them for about two hours, was amazing. Thanks to referring back to knowledge I gain watching BLat's videos, Thank you a ton.

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