Off season plans

[red2delta]

10 guns on 5k is a great number. I'm used to 10 guns on 3,100 in west Texas. That hunts a LOT heavier pressured than deep woods that you are on, since west Texas is so open.


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Very true, there are some prairies because the owner runs cattle but for the most part it is crosstimbers/hardwoods. Wish me luck! needless to say, I have alot of scouting to do.

 

[IkemanTX]

Very true, there are some prairies because the owner runs cattle but for the most part it is crosstimbers/hardwoods. Wish me luck! needless to say, I have alot of scouting to do.

Start a show thread with your scouting, setups, and kills so we can live vicariously through you.


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[IkemanTX]

More off season fun. Dragging my wife and stepson out for their first camping trip... 3 days of tenting, hiking, and biking.

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[IkemanTX]

Well, aside from 30° lows in a tent, the trip was a success. We got a couple 6+ mile hikes in, and in some decent terrain to boot. The views were worth it if nothing else was.

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[g2outdoors]

Getting it done on the Hobie.
@HardWoodRyder @flinginairos @BCHunter

 

[DwadeCham]

Getting it done on the Hobie.
@HardWoodRyder @flinginairos @BCHunter

What are you catching these hogs on?

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[g2outdoors]

Watermelon Senko... My go-to bait.

 

[IkemanTX]

Nice! My go to is a black and yellow H&H
They are getting kinda hard to find now, though.


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[huck72412]

Black, brown and amber jig with a green pumpkin zoom super chunk jr. trailer. It should be included in all survival kits.

 

[Zddog]

Nice updating guys. Your off season plans are much more fun than mine have been so far. I just got done moving back to western Pa from northern Va. hoping to get out and shoot some 3D this weekend and start back in my old techno hunt league this Wednesday.


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[MCDM]

Thats a hog!!! I too am big on the senkos man!! They work pretty much all the time..

 

[Erniepower]

You guys are killing me. I have never been a worm guy (couldn't figure out how to use them effectively). I've always thrown spinners. But after reading this forum and doing some research on senkos, I am going to have to try these this summer.



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[IkemanTX]

Watermelon Senko... My go-to bait.

How do you like rigging them? I've heard of so many different ways. I'm not much of a worm guy either. But after watching some videos on the senko's action, I think these would be perfect for some ponds. My dad has pulled a 7 pounder out of one of his ponds already this year, but it sure would be nice to drag the 8 pounder he caught 2 years ago out of there. Nothing like beating the old man.


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[redsquirrel]

I'm not a huge bass fisherman but worms and spinners are my go to baits. This is probably heresy but I also love catching smallmouth on live crayfish

 

[g2outdoors]

I fish them Texas rigged weightless with 5/0 hooks. A lot of guys swear by the wacky rig. I fish it incredibly slow. A lot of times I'll let it sit on the bottom for 5 or 6 seconds and just twitch it.

 

[DwadeCham]

I fish them Texas rigged weightless with 5/0 hooks. A lot of guys swear by the wacky rig. I fish it incredibly slow. A lot of times I'll let it sit on the bottom for 5 or 6 seconds and just twitch it.

You use a gap or a straight shank?

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[flinginairos]

I use Senkos myself but I also use Zoom Lizards a ton. When I go to Erie I pretty much only use lizards and slay the smallies on them! Been getting into using flukes a good bit as well and have had pretty good luck on them.

 

[d_rek]

I'm not a huge bass fisherman but worms and spinners are my go to baits. This is probably heresy but I also love catching smallmouth on live crayfish

That's all we used to fish with when I was younger. My grandpa and I would walk the river and we'd catch a few small crayfish and hook them. Have always done best on crayfish and live worms (night crawlers). Never done very good on spinners or artificial lures for bass here in MI.

I have tried artificial crayfish lures but have it had much luck on them. I was told steelies and brown will hit on crayfish but never tried. I am an inland lake fisherman these days and am spoiled with easy fishing for bass and panfish. Looking forward to hitting the lake this summer!


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[BCHunter]

If you can't catch 'em on a Wacky rigged Senko you're either doing it all sorts of wrong or they're all dead.

 

[Sipsey]

74 crappie today from a nearby lake.