Caught an ol’ bucketmouth on a buzzbait! Didn’t have my scale with me of course! But didn’t think she beat my PB of 7.5lbs. What do you guys think - about 6lbs???
Largemouth Bass
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Max Cobb 0Black. The water was stained.
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michael nash 0what color buzz bait
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Capt Morris Campbell 06 sounds close 👍👍👍Nice Hawg. congrats
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Can anyone tell me how much this bass weighed? The bait used in the bottom right photo is 3.5 inches (sorry I shaded out the tail which is currently in prototyping ...more and for my eyes only!)
Largemouth Bass
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that’s pretty accurate weight judging from the pics. Nice Hawg!👍👍👍
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Max there are some charts online for different species to estimate the weight by the length. Just google it. Its worth having a copy when you cant weigh one.
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Just rough estimate around 20.5 to 22 inch should be around 6 lbs to 6.5 lbs. Nice catch either way! 🎣🐟
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Seriously?? Did they remove the contour lines from the basic package and we have to pay to see them now? Google earth view as well??? The lakes just look like mud ...more now.
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I am trying to start a lure company, mostly soft plastics with custom designs, some design features could be patentable. I’m working on the company name. Does the ...more name “Artificial Intelligence” make sense to you guys? Or should I go with something more simple like “Armada Baits Company"? Thanks!
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Awesome name for one of your products.
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Figures
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both were good
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dang dude that sucks
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idk like make the F I S H part of arti-fish-al with a fish scale print or something
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Fish scale print
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do the 'fish' part of the word in a different lettering so it stands out imo
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if you're going to do artificial intelligence you have to do the arti fish al pun!
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should be "Arti-fish-al Intelligence"
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Artificial intelligence sounds really good you should stick with that
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The new version of Fishidy is really difficult to understand! When I add a caption to a post it doesn’t show up! New features are not intuitive. Can you revert to ...more original?? I used to love this app!
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Had a blast catching these two 40+ lb Cobia sight casting to a buoy 10 miles offshore. This was the coolest thing to see the fish follow and eat the bait right in ...more front of us! We had some delicious steaks as well!
90 lb. Cobia with a Live Menhadden
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that fish is still on my list! tried two summers ago and failed, planning on a double trip this year to make sure i get some! they are my favorite fish to eat!
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congrats!!
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THAT IS AWESOME 👊👍🎣
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I finally did it!! I found the crappie! Thanks guys! And my little sister has a blast today! The biggest one was 15” and the other was 13.5” WOW. Thanks for the ...more tips! I fished 8 feet deep over 10 feet of water in a clay bank pocket fed by a creek. With minnow tipped jigs. You guys rock!!!
White Crappie
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Great job Max
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Nice job!
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My brother and I went “lunker hunting” on the 60 acre farm pond this weekend, using only big bream swimbaits from Huddleston. We didn’t get a ton of bites but the ...more ones we did get were big! Pictured here is a 4.5 and a 5.5 lb bass. I lost one a lot bigger too! Lots of fun setting the hook into heavy fish.
9 lb. 12 oz. Largemouth Bass
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I see a lot of people posting crappie pictures right now. After many attempts at various times of the year, I still cannot figure out how to catch these tasty fish. ...more Somebody help!
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I've caught them in as little as 2 feet. You'll have to search, shallow mud flats or sand. They're in spawning mode now.
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Once you find them stick with them because sometimes they can be picky. They mostly travel and hang out in schools. So once you catch one you should be able to catch ...more a bunch. Chris and I have had 100+ days. Try different colors until you find out what they want.
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how warm is your water in south carolina? if it's in the 60's already you're going to want to look for structure somewhat nearby deeper water. they ...more love docks in or near deep water and any structure that isn't super shallow. I'd recommend staying into the dark if you want the really big ones sometimes wait til then to feed heavy it seems.
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Usually the North end of the lakes heat up first Max. Also try slingshot casting up under the docks
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fish dead end channels. thats where the warmest water will be. hit the docks and wood. i just use minnows but gulp minnows work to on a jig head
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Watch the water temp. They are transitioning toward shallower water in Arkansas. 10-14 ft total depth and suspended about 8-9 ft, moving up during the daytime. Use ...more your maps and look for flats, creek bed channels and brush piles. Didn't have much luck yet closer to the bank but they are definitely transitioning toward that direction. Water temps here ranged from around 49-53 this past weekend. As the sun come out and mid day hits we noticed they came up and even hit some of the top minnow rigs. This usually means you are fishing too deep when they only hit the top (double rig) Also, if you've never tried Capps and Coleman minnow riders.. give them a shot. I can't explain the difference but all I will say is we were hesitant to spend the $ but we will never go back! There is a lot of truth behind them. Start with the pink jig! Crappie are a lot like women.. They are hard to figure out and what they want seems to change frequently! Lol! Let you tube be your best friend! Watch some videos and it will rally help you.
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Sometime I will start off with a bobber and minnow to locate the fish and then switch to a crappie jig and fish the same type areas as where I caught fish on the ...more minnows. Beetle spins will catch Crappie, I'm just not sure if the water is up to temp where you are fishing. If the water temp is below 55 deg. they will probably be a little deeper 8-14 ft. and not want to chase baits.
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Thanks guys! I think the toughest part for me is choosing the right spots. I am fishing Lake Greenwood SC. If I go fishing this weekend, where do you think they ...more will be holding? Are they up on docks with brush by now? Or are they staging on points? Do you have to know a secret spot to get into a school of them, or can you pick them off like bass?
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Try either Jenko mermaid jig bodies, Bobby garland slab slayers or beaver bottom baits! Our go to is always a pink or chart jig head. I love the Jenko slasher heads, ...more pro-built jigs, and the beaver bottom jigs are really good too. I like a real eye better than a painted eye. Tip with minnow and make sure you aren't fishing under them! They feed up. As for jig colors.. typically depends on the lake. We mostly have muddy water around us. We always try black/chart, bluegrass, dirty milk and orange/chart. Had really good luck with beaver bottom- "mr. Wister, blue grass, fried pickle, screw driver and pink panther". Jenko- " bluegrass, blue ice, dirty milk, pepper dew, blue ice, sunburst,and lucky leprechaun". BG- gumdrop, white/chart, firefly. Just look up colors of the names above and go from there. You have to be willing to try a lot. They may change what they want from day to day or lake to lake. Do what he said above. They like a moving bait most of the time. Read up on the lakes you fish and see what others are saying and see what they are using! Ask around too! The worst you can get is nothing. Hope this helps!
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Where are you fishing Max
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Shallows near deep water with inlet or creek nearby. Small colorful plastics or baits 1-2ft under a bobber. Pull it pause or jiggle it.
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