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Reply With QuoteGood job, awesome jig.
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Bartholomew 5/24
Took off work to get a early start on my weekend and went fishin...
Found some fish on tops and docks, 3 to 6ft deep. Pitched a 1/32 grey ghost at them.
Had about 20 fish but didn't keep any today. Had to quit at 10 after sun came out. Didnt have a hat in the boat to protect this beautiful bald head...
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Ver nice! Thanks for sharing with us
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Nice catch. That sun would have had your head looking like a 100watt.
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All it would take is a cpl hrs of sun and I'd look like the Ghoul from FalloutOriginally Posted by BlackWidow
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Very nice!
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Great catch!! I like the Grey Ghost also.
Do you think the 1/32 oz is better because of its size, or the rate of fall? I mostly tight line, so rate of fall is less important (I think). I’m kind of new to this game.
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I think its a combination of both. I like a small profile, seems to get a more consistent bite, especially heading into summer months.
When fish are shallow in water column I prefer to pitch from distance and let the ball slow fall past them.
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