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Drift boat. Elk river near Port Orford on the South Coast.
Joshuablue77 said:
First self made spinners
Irishrover
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Outstanding, nothing like catching fish on gear you have made yourself. I hope you posted those on the Texas fishing forum. They may get a kick out of that. http://texasfishingforum.com/
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Irishrover said:
Yessir! I was a bit inspired by your squid/spinner rig ( I believe you posted a few months ago. My apologies if wrong) and made up a couple, but I didn't get another chance to fish the salt. It was definitely very satisfying catching fish on home made gear.
Haha. No I didn't post to the Texas forum. I've never even visited it as I moved from Texas in 1996 and haven't fished it since, but I do miss the bass fishing in Lake Fork. Not too many lakes where you throw back 11 to 12 lb large mouth because they are too small!
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That squid spinner has been a very successful piece of gear. Glad you liked it. Those spinners you made though are proven killers. The half orange half white blade (third from the left) has been a real producer for me down here in the B-10 area. I spent the summer of 2011 down in Texas in Lampasas County. I used the Texas fishing forum to help me out. It sure is different and yes the bass are big.
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I'm only in my second season of salmon fishing, so not super experienced yet, but trolling spinners have been my most productive gear by far...especially the red/white or orange/white. I'll try just about anything that looks "fishy".
I never fished the Lampasas area but have driven through there on occasion. The hill country there can be pretty scenic a bit like some of the central Oregon areas. I mostly fished the east Texas lakes. If you're ever out that way again, Lake Fork and Sam Rayburn are "must fish" hawg large mouth lakes.
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I never fished the Lampasas area but have driven through there on occasion. The hill country there can be pretty scenic a bit like some of the central Oregon areas. I mostly fished the east Texas lakes. If you're ever out that way again, Lake Fork and Sam Rayburn are "must fish" hawg large mouth lakes.
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