I want to call it a small mouth rock bass.What kind of bass is that in the second pic?
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I want to call it a small mouth rock bass.What kind of bass is that in the second pic?
I want to call it a small mouth rock bass.
Okay, I'm a believer in the center pin.i have too. tons of fish over the yrs. so much so they were a staple in my box for decades.
the problem they have is that far to often the blade lays flat against the body and you gotta give them a quick snap to get them going again. dont let there be even a sliver of grass on the lure or you just wasted a cast
because the quick snap wont work and any fish chasing is now spooked.
i dont have this problem with PantherMartin lures at all. the center pin design wont allow any of this to happen. plus, i can roll a martin 4 inches at a time if i want and the blade rolls every time. impossible with a rooster tail.
Pics of the Mepps?Okay, I'm a believer in the center pin.
I picked up some Mepps yesterday. (No Panther Martin available.) I did a head to head test between then and the Roostertails. I would switch back and forth between them while fishing the same pools with the same presentation. The only strikes I got all day were on the Mepps.
Until they are gone, all of my Roostertails (a lot) are relegated to panfish only. Then no more.
Pics of the Mepps?
Okay, I'm a believer in the center pin.
I picked up some Mepps yesterday. (No Panther Martin available.) I did a head to head test between then and the Roostertails. I would switch back and forth between them while fishing the same pools with the same presentation. The only strikes I got all day were on the Mepps.
Until they are gone, all of my Roostertails (a lot) are relegated to panfish only. Then no more.