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Have you tried counting to 3 before setting the hook? Top water is hard, I'm still trying to find a good frog I like. I currently use frogs I bought from Walmart a couple years ago.
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I definitely tried setting it immediately, and after they had taken it under. I don’t know if I waited a full 3 seconds though. Some of them I was actually fighting with and had time to put my paddle away before they spit the hook. I’m probably going back again today or tomorrow, it’s the best spot I’ve ever found. I’m going to try some other seedless rigs, if I can set hooks I’m golden.
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If you tweak your frogs you can increase your hookup ratio.
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Two day tournament and 25 pounds total for both days, 11 pounds the first day and 14.the second. That lake you need to be closer to 20 pounds per day to be truly competitive. We had a decent average but no big kickers to put us over the top. Was a good time though
Thought I had our kicker to put us at the top of the leader board. Was fishing a tiny finesse bait on a light spinning rod. Hooked a monster and fought it for about 5 minutes before I pulled up about a 15 pound flathead. Man I was disappointedLast edited by Junglepeanut; 05-01-2021, 11:59 AM.
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What waterway you pull that pretty lil thing from? Always looking for more trout spots. They stock the brook at the end of my street which is awesome.
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I am mainly a saltwater guy in Southern California, i spend most days halibut fishing the Channel Islands out of Ventura but head down towards San Diego a few times a year to chase the tuna/Dorado. This year the weather has been garbage week after week, I just can't get any time on the water. Did sneak out and grab this but it was the only bite of the day
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