Patrick Berry

Oklahoma City, OK, United States

Originally from O’Fallon, Illinois(STL)

Chandler Timothy Thank you, there is the Blue River a couple hours from me that I was looking into taking a trip. It has smallies in it. It seems like most places within and hour drive of me have a heavy population of spotted bass. I don’t have much experience with swimbaits but I do have some confidence with spinnerbaits and chatterbaits so I’m definitely going to try those out. Appreciate you!

What do you like throwing for small mouth? I’ve never caught one.

Today I’m calling it a mental lapse on my end just decided to switch what I know all of a sudden. I also have been using a floro leader then got lazy today and didn’t tie one to the end of my braid which definitely felt different setting the hook.

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04 Nov 20:02

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Pond Fishing: If your drag isn’t set correct and you stop reeling you will lose fish. Had two hooked fish, landed one on the Buzzbait. Both were in a 1-2 ft of water. I was casting to the opposite bank in the stickerbushes drug it into the water and across got five bites that way.

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03 Nov 22:33

Nice one sir!

Get some! I hope they had a blast!

Thanks Barde

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Henry Shepherd Brian and the guys recommend throwing along/ parallel to the bank if the bank is real shallow like a upside down frisbee then I will throw a crank that doesn’t dive that much. If the bank looks more like a mixing bowl then I through something that dives deeper. I want the bait to bump and knock into the structure on and near the bottom.

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It hit it and ran away so fast. I had just caught a 1-1/2 pounder a few casts before and saw three big fish move away when I reeled that one in.

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01 Nov 23:29

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From the Bank to the Bank caught my new Personal Best 4.66lbs

Cranking a squarebill in a public pond

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28 Oct 22:11

I rewatched the live. Brian said that he does fish vertical structure (bridge pylons, docks, and steep banks). What other kinds of vertical structure are there commonly?