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This morning I had made up my mind that I was only going to use Senkos for a very short time, and spend the rest of the time throwing Karu Lures VibraShocks and spinnerbaits, no matter what.  I also hit a couple different areas – I ended up catching 12 fish, and here are a few pics of the nicest ones:

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As you can see, I caught bass on white VibraShocks, bluegill-colored VibraShocks and of course, Senkos.  Not a single bite on spinnerbaits this morning and I tried several colors.  I also got brave and started throwing a crankbait with my baitcaster reel and so far, so good…I can get pretty good distance and I haven’t had a backlash yet (knock on wood).

5 Comments

  1. Steve says:

    You tried a crankbait in “that” river :shock: :shock: how many snags did you catch :lol:

    Nice catches Nomad, now after 8 days out here I’m starting to get homesick :sad:

  2. Nomad says:

    Steve,

    It’s a shallow-running Rapala, only runs about 4 feet deep so as long as I keep it away from shore, I’m ok. I save the deep divers for when I’m lucky enough to be out in a boat with someone :)

  3. Rob says:

    Nice going Nomad!

  4. Wilsong says:

    Nice fish. I just got a used Shimano Citica 201 baitcaster to see if I can learn baitcasting as well. Wish me luck guys.

  5. Nomad says:

    Wilsong,

    Good luck! For the longest time, all I did was cast sideways/sidehanded but I’ve finally graduated to being able to cast overhand. I’m still far from being good with them, but the more I use them, the better I seem to be getting (it could be in my head though, LOL). I’m in awe though when I watch the pros doing things like flipping, pitching and skipping lures…those are things I wouldn’t even think of trying right now.

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