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 Re: Always seem to struggle
[Re: Bigbass93]
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09/11/19 01:24 AM
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Zwhitehead04
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Carolina rig in the dark has worked very well for me and my dad in the past. My dad won his boat in 2017 with a Carolina rig and I had my phone in one hand for a flash light and the net in the other hand!!! It’s a very versatile bait choice!!!
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Re: Always seem to struggle
[Re: Bigbass93]
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09/11/19 04:00 PM
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danceswithbass
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I like a wake bait in the dark (where they hook themselves) and a 10 inch dark colored power worm (or another worm with a curly tail that moves water) texas rigged. I havent had much luck on faster moving baits than that until at least about 30 mins before sunrise when there is a little bit of light.
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Re: Always seem to struggle
[Re: Bigbass93]
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09/11/19 10:31 PM
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Bigbass93
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Thanks for all the tips and info.
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Re: Always seem to struggle
[Re: SteezMacQueen]
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09/12/19 12:20 AM
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206champion
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I love a morning bite. Try a wacky rigged senko with a very light weight. Fish it slow. Let it fall on semi slack line and “check” for weight (fish) every few seconds. Also, a shaky head fished slow is a proven bait for me.
Try a buzz bait too at the very first crack of light.
That first hour or two is critical for a good bag. What kind of weight do you use Trig?
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