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#1
July 18th, 2006, 01:58 AM
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Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- 
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#2
July 18th, 2006, 02:54 AM
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My goto bait is a 5" (5.5"?) Kinami flash in Baby Bass.
I also use their Natural Shad Color in ultra clear water, and the Red Shad in very stained water or low light conditions. When bass are actively feeding on sunfish I'll use a green pumpkin Tiki Stick with chartreuse tail because it sinks slower than the Kinami and matches the forage better. When the bite is very tentative I'll switch to the 4" kinamis in the same colors. I fish stick worms a lot, and have even had an article title "The Stick Worm Phenomenon" published in the Arizona Outdoorsman. I can give your bait an honest evaluation because I will use it. Bob La Londe Director - Yuma Pro Am 13272 S Ave 4 1/2 E Yuma, Az 85365 -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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#3
July 18th, 2006, 03:04 AM
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Yes, that advice is all well and good for tentative bass. But what do you
reach for when the bass turn and gaze at you thoughtfully.... Hmmmmmm? Joe --------------- "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . My goto bait is a 5" (5.5"?) Kinami flash in Baby Bass. I also use their Natural Shad Color in ultra clear water, and the Red Shad in very stained water or low light conditions. When bass are actively feeding on sunfish I'll use a green pumpkin Tiki Stick with chartreuse tail because it sinks slower than the Kinami and matches the forage better. When the bite is very tentative I'll switch to the 4" kinamis in the same colors. I fish stick worms a lot, and have even had an article title "The Stick Worm Phenomenon" published in the Arizona Outdoorsman. I can give your bait an honest evaluation because I will use it. Bob La Londe Director - Yuma Pro Am 13272 S Ave 4 1/2 E Yuma, Az 85365 -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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#4
July 18th, 2006, 04:46 AM
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"Joe Haubenreich" wrote in message . .. Yes, that advice is all well and good for tentative bass. But what do you reach for when the bass turn and gaze at you thoughtfully.... Hmmmmmm? Two things. I'll either goto a drop shot rig and jiggle it in their face, or I'll stay with the senko and jerk it away from them when they even look in its direction. That reaction strike works very well. Joe --------------- "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . My goto bait is a 5" (5.5"?) Kinami flash in Baby Bass. I also use their Natural Shad Color in ultra clear water, and the Red Shad in very stained water or low light conditions. When bass are actively feeding on sunfish I'll use a green pumpkin Tiki Stick with chartreuse tail because it sinks slower than the Kinami and matches the forage better. When the bite is very tentative I'll switch to the 4" kinamis in the same colors. I fish stick worms a lot, and have even had an article title "The Stick Worm Phenomenon" published in the Arizona Outdoorsman. I can give your bait an honest evaluation because I will use it. Bob La Londe Director - Yuma Pro Am 13272 S Ave 4 1/2 E Yuma, Az 85365 -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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#5
July 18th, 2006, 05:42 AM
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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
.. . "Joe Haubenreich" wrote in message . .. Yes, that advice is all well and good for tentative bass. But what do you reach for when the bass turn and gaze at you thoughtfully.... Hmmmmmm? Two things. I'll either goto a drop shot rig and jiggle it in their face, or I'll stay with the senko and jerk it away from them when they even look in its direction. That reaction strike works very well. Lastly, if they just won't move I'll go out and bang crank baits off trees. Spinner baits work too, but not many people will throw a crank bait out and slam it through underwater tree branches. Its an edge in some conditions that I don't mind losing a crank or two, and if that doesn't work I'll go back and put that drop shot in through the tree branches. Joe --------------- "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . My goto bait is a 5" (5.5"?) Kinami flash in Baby Bass. I also use their Natural Shad Color in ultra clear water, and the Red Shad in very stained water or low light conditions. When bass are actively feeding on sunfish I'll use a green pumpkin Tiki Stick with chartreuse tail because it sinks slower than the Kinami and matches the forage better. When the bite is very tentative I'll switch to the 4" kinamis in the same colors. I fish stick worms a lot, and have even had an article title "The Stick Worm Phenomenon" published in the Arizona Outdoorsman. I can give your bait an honest evaluation because I will use it. Bob La Londe Director - Yuma Pro Am 13272 S Ave 4 1/2 E Yuma, Az 85365 -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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#6
July 18th, 2006, 11:49 AM
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I admire your spirit, Bob. Swing for the fences! Successful anglers have to
be willing to lose a few lures sometimes in order to go into the thickest of cover to root out bass that hunker down there. The theory is that you'll expose your lures where few others have been seen, which is supposed to provide an advantage. In fact, I think you're just reaching back into the preferred hiding and ambush areas where the alpha bass lurk. Joe "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . "Joe Haubenreich" wrote in message . .. Yes, that advice is all well and good for tentative bass. But what do you reach for when the bass turn and gaze at you thoughtfully.... Hmmmmmm? Two things. I'll either goto a drop shot rig and jiggle it in their face, or I'll stay with the senko and jerk it away from them when they even look in its direction. That reaction strike works very well. Lastly, if they just won't move I'll go out and bang crank baits off trees. Spinner baits work too, but not many people will throw a crank bait out and slam it through underwater tree branches. Its an edge in some conditions that I don't mind losing a crank or two, and if that doesn't work I'll go back and put that drop shot in through the tree branches. Joe --------------- "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . My goto bait is a 5" (5.5"?) Kinami flash in Baby Bass. I also use their Natural Shad Color in ultra clear water, and the Red Shad in very stained water or low light conditions. When bass are actively feeding on sunfish I'll use a green pumpkin Tiki Stick with chartreuse tail because it sinks slower than the Kinami and matches the forage better. When the bite is very tentative I'll switch to the 4" kinamis in the same colors. I fish stick worms a lot, and have even had an article title "The Stick Worm Phenomenon" published in the Arizona Outdoorsman. I can give your bait an honest evaluation because I will use it. Bob La Londe Director - Yuma Pro Am 13272 S Ave 4 1/2 E Yuma, Az 85365 -- Bob La Londe www.YumaBassMan.com "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Rich P wrote: I'd be happy to help you out there Randy. Do you still know how to contact me? Rich P Sorry Rich, all old e-mail addy's have bit the dust two computers ago. Anyone that's interested should send me a private e-mail, so I can keep you updated of anything. Randy- -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
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#7
July 18th, 2006, 06:46 PM
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Joe Haubenreich wrote: Successful anglers have to be willing to lose a few lures sometimes in order to go into the thickest of cover to root out bass that hunker down there. Joe please clarify for Dave's sake that you do not mean cast your crankbaits into the 40 foot high Pinetrees, as there are no bass up that high. he seems to think that's where all the big lunkers live
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