
Rich 8.8 Son Tim 8.12
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Rich & Tim Thiel
Yeah, I know Rich, you couldn't believe all them big largemouth we was catching this last year either. You only get to see the pictures of fish I chose to allow you to see! HAR! HAR! HAR!RichThiel wrote: And Cooch I haven't seen one of those said fish on film YET... Beside's Charle, Pat or Clay tell me when it on or off. More off than on. With the overcast and fog this morn'in it could have been on. Your Favorite **** Disturber
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Hey Pablo, in defense of Rich, like myself, we both are on the Guide Pro Staff of Black Dog Baits. Jeremy and Grant have been very generous with thier distribution of baits to us, so it's only natural that we'll fish and promote those baits, they plain flat out work. Where Rich and a lot of other anglers and I differ here is, I prefer NOT to use my Punkers for stripers. Two reasons, the stripers are brutal on equiptment, especially the baits they are crushig. Secondly, I git real fatigued tossing that big Punker after a while. And as much as we would like to see a Punker in the hand of every fisherman out there, I know, more guys are indeed in the same boat as you, from a cost stand point. I also personally feel there are a lot of viable options for the majority, when chasing topwater stripers.pablohoni wrote: I am going to have to agree with Cooch, Super spook in four feet of water works great and it doesn't cost half a bill. Instead of buying punkers buy some spooks and then lower your guilding rates so I can afford to go with you
Well, I guess it's time I'll have ta do that huh!JustinD wrote:Cooch....check out the new plastic rattlin' punkers. Cheaper and they can handle a good beating, plus they just call the big ones up. I posted the pictures in the other photos section. And from now on get a real bait and forget about that tiny little magnum spook.....Heard you have said that a time of two (10" of good ol' fashion striper love). Buy a punker right now and recieve a free 20# striper on topwater.
I've got a ton of the old DUH spoons I've been using for years. Rick Tietz has a real nice spoon too much like this over at Blade Runner Tackle(916-422-5582). I also have an assortment of the good ole Hopkins slab spoons that work as well. I typcally use something in either 3/4 or 1 oz.pablohoni wrote: As far as spooning for the fish deep, I've heard Fong talk about the legend spoon with internal rattles. Which ones would you suggest.and what size weight?
I'm still trying to figure out the tides...Do you change where you fish on the incoming tide compared to an outgoing tide?
Those fish were stacked in Little Franks on the outgoing tide!
Between my boat and my buddy's boat we caught 70 fish!
Thanks for all the help!!!!
Pablo
I'm just a PM a way brotha!!!!!!!!!! Here, Pardee, hell lets plan fer both, just push that button!Hipster wrote:Cooch,
Too bad we as REAL old time nutcases never got to REALLLY hooK up fishin, yea we spent a day on the river a time or two,but hell we always get together at the Rally!!!
Cooch you are the reason we still all fish, for the love of the bite, I look up to you as a person , a man a teacher!!
I do regret we never got to spend more time fishing. I will leave it at that!!