Well, "Around the Forum will be taking a few weeks off.....no no not to just take a Break, but to make way for 3 Special "Day On The Water" articles.

1st things 1st, "Around The Forum" will have a new look when it returns. It will not strictly be based in the Bass section and will start venturing out to other Forum Sections.

I have some Carp,Catfish,Sand Bass ect trips lined up. This will allow me to expand and show the TFF as a whole not a section.

Friday, I will do a Sand Bass trip with John Varner, with a guy who has never been on a guide trip.

That's what "Around The Forum" needs to be about, and I can't wait to meet some great anglers and show case what this forum really has to offer.


Now, the 3 "Day On The Water" write up will be from
Lake Amistad
Lake Sam Rayburn
Choke Cannon Lake.

I will announce these as they get closer.

Dallas Williams did WIN the Choke Cannon trip and I failed to inform him early enough about the trip so his trip will be pushed till about Spring, but will be going on one as soon as scheduling permits.

The other Winners, thanks for your patients as it's tough to plan trips around 3 peoples schedules, but they are getting there.

So here are some Fall Tips from Tom Redington about fall fishing, and a look into the new Ranger Z521.

We also are showing off some Big Bite Baits, and I have some to give out aswell.



Here is a preview of the New "Around The Forum" intro for the bass section.
I need more pics of other non Bass fish if you guys have some.



Tom Talking Fall Fishing.


Big Bite Baits Part 1.


Tom on his NEW Ranger Z521


Big Bite Baits Part 2


Tom giving a Tip and Tricks on Walking The Dog

good job Casey!! you know what i just figured out!!! Redington would look and sound like ROjas , if he would grow some sideburns!!! both great anglers!

what is "around the forum" I have seen yal talk about it or what not, but never knew what it was.

Lol...good call. Sounds just like him!

Squirrel tail worms look good, I have some of the finesse worms, very durable.

nice intro video and good information Casey

Good Videos thank you Casey.

nice man! great videos today man!

Great vids!!

great videos

how do we get some of them Big Bite Baits

Great information. Very nice, Casey. Gonna try to learn walking the dog.

Everyone who post on here, get there name in the hat, and I will draw a Winner next Monday.

Also check them out at www.bigbitebaits.com or a Brannons Bass Shop

LOL, been told I look like Rojas and David Walker. I wish someone would mistake my fishing ability for 1/2 of what they have...

Some great Info! Thanks Tom and Casey.

nice job on the videos...really good info on the walk the dog technique..

I love the intro, especially the hooksets

Nice Casey. !!... You ready for the Rayburn trip ?.. Two days with Todd Castledine is gonna be a great time...

Nice job!

+1 on Mr. Redington souding like Rojas. Great job Mr. Allison

how do we get signed up 2 win the stuff?

just post on this thread, your already in

hey casey
I am a big fan of the shaky head rig. What is your preference on shaky head hooks? (size hook, weight, brand) Also I was wondering if you have tried these worms on a drop shot rig. It looks like they would work pretty well. Thanks casey and would love to get my hands on some of those Kreit tail worms.

I really love the Spit N Fire jig heads, they just fit my fishing style and I have a lot of confidence in them.

What ever Jig Head you like, I'm sure would be fine.

here is a pick of them and a link below.



http://www.spitfirejigs.com/screwball.php


I'm not a big Drop Shot guy, but I can see where they would be very productive.

I may have to get a video of that in the tank to see what they look like.

Great video and win free stuff.

dude, I am tellin ya!! ya gotta grow some Rojas Pork chops!! thats the trick!!

Everything looks great.

Great work Casey.

I guess the secrets out now. Those ten inch worms just plain work. Looks like I will have to get me some of the Rojas frogs. Neat looking pincher action.

Thanks for the videos birthday boy.

Thanks again Casey and Tom for the helpful hints, dont know how anyone could not learn and improve with you guys on our side.

Thanks for the videos really helped melearn more about bass fishing.

Raberto,

I have a stash for my fishing partner, you always know that.

Happy birthday

Great info guys.

Great info, thanks

Thanks guys. All those little tips that you post here really help.

Another very informative production. Thanks for all you are doing to educate us.

Please enter my name in your drawings.

Sorry Robert, that stash was depeleted nothing to see here, carry on LOL!!!

Good job agian Casey

Great Info, Keep it up!

So much easier than raiding your garage!

nice info....keep it coming.

I picked some Big Bite Baits a year or two back for a Club raffle. A kid in our Club took them out to a City Lake in Omaha and caught a 24" bass that was over 8lbs. Huge for that area. I really like the looks of the Kriet Squirrel tails.

whats wrong with raiding his garage?? 6 choc chip cookies is all it takes for now... the littlest one is now eyeing me and I think I will soon have to start letting her in on the cookies... dangit!

He said KVD...

I've always thought him more the Dance type........

And to think I use your Jig Heads

I thought we were talking about Robert.........

I picture you as more the young Hank Parker

Still you mess with my Fishing partner you mess with me.....Wait Robert we still Fishing Partners?? LOL

I will say I lost my last Black Halo jig head the other day, and I can't remember my log in name.

Can you send my info to me?

casey.. what shelf are teh screwball jigheads on??? i couldnt find them a minute ago (your garage was open, sorry )

I think the tank demo for those worms would be great. On your shaky head jigs do you like the round heads or the flat heads that stand up? Also what is the difference between regular eye of the hook vs flat eye (same thing with jigs) Thanks Casey!

The big question that I want to know is what in the world was all the stuff that dude threw in the water at 1:50 into my Walk the Dog video? Might be the missing evidence in the Robby Rose case?!

It was Bread, and it was a Her.

She had been feeding the ducks earlier that day and was using up the last of the bread...LOL

Great job Casey! The tank demo's are a great way to see the action of the products!

JR

Great job as usual and put me in for the Big Bite baits! Bad news about the double cookie purchase now required Ronnie.

LOL!! 007!!!! dang ol hank hill man!

Greatness Brandon!!

good job lots of good info

cool stuff

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