1. Colin Johnson

    What's your go to setup?

    1. Brandon Lum 0
      for flipping its a dobyns dx745 with a shimano metanium xg
    2. Brandon Lum 0
      my combo of choice is a dobyns champion 735c with a shimano chronarch ci4+
    3. Robert Bandy 0
      13 omen 7'3 heavy 65lb power pro with a lews speed spool 7:1.1.
    4. King_Fisher 0
      St. Croix mojo bass.
    5. Jacob Breaux 0
      Flipping/pitching 7'6" H American Rodsmiths h3 titanium ultra, 7:1 h20 XPRESS menace, 65 lb braid. Super sensitive setup, good backbone, enough tip to get ...more a good hookset in close quarters
    6. Jacob Breaux 0
      Frog 7'2" XH BPS nitro rod, 7:1 Pro Qualifier, 65lb braid. I like a super stuff rod so I can horse any fish out of any cover on any cast
    7. eastonsutley 0
      7' 6" skeet Reese heavy cover rod with a black max and 50lb spider stealth braid.
    8. Marcus Hernandez 0
      Tournament Lews Laser Mg 7.1:1 on my 7'2 Skeet Resse Football head rod. 30-60 lb power pro
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  2. Colin Johnson

    Test this knot out! It's put all my others to shame

    1. Sean Wilms 0
      i like the uni knot for pretty much everything
    2. Conley Foeh 0
      I mainly use a Palomar or an advanced clench
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  3. Colin Johnson

    Favorite way to rig this worm?

    1. osiis 0
      You can also wacky rig them and dead stick it. So many ways to rig soft plastics. Just find a way you have confidence in ^
    2. Peyton Dalatri 0
      Shakey head bite of about a quarter of an inch off the top and then screw the shakey head on great winter bait!
    3. david david 0
      Drop shot those trick worms! Or like @osiis said weightless snaked around cover and allowed to fall into cover. It's deadly almost anyway you can use it.
    4. osiis 0
      I rig it Texas rigged weightless usually with a 3/0 ewg hook. I also put the flat side facing up.
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  4. Colin Johnson

    New lure. Advise on how to fish it?

    1. Mr_fisherman50 0
      Always find out first how the fish like the lure presented. Then that lure is specifically to be reeled fast or slow. Nothing else.
    2. osiis 0
      Just vary up your retrieves till you find one that works on a given day. Here we have tons of weeds so I usually keep it above the weed line. Tap, pause, reel down. ...more Tap tap tap reel down. Etc.
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  5. Colin Johnson

    Another old one. Who all remembers?

    1. cameron phillips 0
      Also the flying lure craw tails really rock too.
    2. cameron phillips 0
      Rock the docks too... I actually spit the legs on mine in half with an exacto to give them more motion on the drops.
    3. cameron phillips 0
      So much fun working brush with those.
    4. Bill Lew 0
      Alex Langer's Flying Lure. The creator is from my home state. It's STILL a great lure!
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  6. Colin Johnson

    Anyone ever seen these before? I think they are pretty old?

    1. drumbrothers 0
      @ccbryant06 Lol I completely forgot about swivel, most important part.
    2. james5nds 0
      They look cool I want em
    3. ccbryant06 0
      The hook when you rig it had to be put on a barrel swivel, or it will put twists in your line.
    4. ccbryant06 0
      @drumbrothers ain't that the truth, the last time I remember seeing those were in the 90's
    5. marcsmanben 0
      Thanks. @drumbrothers a friend has some of these and I wanted to try em out
    6. drumbrothers 0
      rig like worm with pencil weight in the bottom hole. @marcsmanben offset hook thru top ,out a cm Below top then sink it in above the blades. been a long time since ...more I've seen these.
    7. marcsmanben 0
      How did you rig em? @ccbryant06
    8. ccbryant06 0
      They are basically a buzz bait in a soft plastic. They work great around pads and grass.
    9. ccbryant06 0
      Wow, the ol helicopter lure. Yeah they are old. They were endorsed by either roland martin, or jimmy Houston I can't remember exactly who. Bit I had some and ...more actually caught fish with them.
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  7. Colin Johnson
    - Little Miami River

    Details: Channel Catfish with a dough ball

    Pretty decent fish

    1. claysta 0
      You catching fish or pinching a loaf?
  8. Colin Johnson
    - Little Miami River

    Excited about her first bass!

  9. Colin Johnson

    A full tackle box is a good tackle box.

  10. Colin Johnson
    - Little Miami River

    Another pic of the earlier fish? Bluegill?

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