Big bucktails take musky, giant northern pike and stripers. But the lure’s also good in very deep water if properly weighted. Snap a Snap-Loc® sinker to the rear extension on the hooks or the rear “O” ring. This also improves your casting distance when fish work just out of your usual casting range.
A trophy wife is nice. A trophy fish is better.
That’s what we call Slab Crappies!!!! Look at the color on them. You can get a work out hauling those in all afternoon!
Put a Gremlin on your line. You’ll catch more fish.
What a nice catch this young angular pulled in during the recent KCKL Big Bass Tournament at Cedar Creek Lake in Texas. She looks pretty proud. I can see why. The Gremlin gives this catch a 2 thumbs up!!!!
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People always ask me why I’m dripping wet. You try fighting a muskie at my size.
This is one of the Water Gremlin favorite plus methods. Thread an “O” ring on your line and tie your lure to 10 to 12 pound test monofiliment. Place a removable split shot about three feet in front of the lure, but below the ring. Tie the ring to six or eight inches of 6 [...]
Whow!!!! Now that’s what I call hog!!! Nice catch young man. I wonder if that was the winning entry at the recent kids division of the KCKL Big Bass Tournament at Cedar Creek Lake in Texas. If not it had to be close. Once again, congratulations one that great catch!
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Walleyes don’t like soft-bodied horse leeches or medicine leeches. But ribbon leeches, which have firm bodies, make excellent bait.
Serious line twist commonly results from fast trolling live baits. Add a Snap-Loc® to the eye of your swivel and you reduce line twist to a minimum. As a bonus, it’s easy to control depth by simply snapping on different, or additional, Snap-Locs®.
