John Krum

lol yup

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12 Jun 21:57

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Got my buddy back into fishing after 15 years . And his first 3lb Bass .

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27 May 17:54

I only use it on 2 lakes in my area and both are highly pressured. It always seems like it produces decent bites .

27 May 17:53

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24 May 20:37

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Tossing Japanese Coike baits on a drop

Shot today on long points and humps .

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22 May 19:43

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Location

15’ to 20’

22 May 19:38

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The rig .

California craw bronco bug

4/0 ewg

Carolina clacker

1/4 sinker

Posted

18 May 19:08

Fishing ditches with rock

Bronco bug on a free rig was the ticket this morning .

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Bluegill and craws are probably primary but trout is definitely a key bait .

Ayden gerner I had a budget of 13,000 I wanted a 2006 champion but it wouldn’t fit in my garage . So I found the tracker that had upgrades.

Aluminum pros -

Tough as nails

Shallow water kings

I’m not afraid to take it places glass guys get scared.

Lite and pull easy

Great fuel consumption

If your not sure how much your gonna use it or as long as your not on huge water with big waves there is nothing wrong with a aluminum and I know there is better options than my tracker . Ranger makes a nice one and crestlner.

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