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Thanks for the suggestion of using the Scum Frog.
If these were your typical, floating, "cover-all" weeds, with a lot of shade under them ...I'd have more confidence in a Scum-Frog style lure. This crap is growing straight up from the bottom. Added to that, there are a lot of floating six inch strands, probably from the cutting process. The worst is, though, the sticky, gooey, snotty type weeds that cling to any knot or fastener. On a windy, bright, sunny day, I've not had my best catches using topwaters. I usually love them on a gray, rainy, day though. I'll give the Scum Frog a try.. and also a Salad Fork?? worked like a topwater buzz bait..... Steve from Outdoor Frontiers gave me an idea, also. I'll be rigging up a big Sluggo and working it like a quick twitch bait. It would help if I had more patience, but 55 + years of fishing tells me I don't and I won't be acquiring patience at this late stage. -- RichG manager, Carolina Skiff Owners Group on MSN http://groups.msn.com/CarolinaSkiffOwners wrote in message ... Use a Scum Frog on top of those floating weeds. Just remember to count to 3 after the blast before setting the hook. |
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