WHAT IS THE BIG DEAL ABOUT PLUGS AND BASS
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Thanks Bob- I needed that.
I'm toying with a thread about chunkers next! LOL
I'm toying with a thread about chunkers next! LOL
To paraphrase a Barner of old who is no longer on the boards (Skip you know him ) when he was commenting on Al McReynolds' record fish....
"It would be a travesty for some guy chunking to catch the world record bass"
[ 10-09-2005, 10:38 PM: Message edited by: barnaby ]
) when he was commenting on Al McReynolds' record fish...."It would be a travesty for some guy chunking to catch the world record bass"
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Ok Bob, Now you started it!Originally posted by Bob ECT:
Just getting people ready for Bass season![]()
The world record was caught in atlantic city on a Rebel plug in a Noreaster, by Al McReynolds. I personally would rather catch fish on a lure instead of a chunk, but I have a place and boat on the upper Delaware bay and so I chunk since it is the main method for that area. Sometimes I think chunking is just like catfishing. Every method has it's tricks, but if i can only fish several days a fall striper season, I'm gonna go where my boat and cottage are.Originally posted by design:
The world record came off an artificial??????
reading some other threads, I wouldn't have ever guessed...this whole striped bass fishing is new to me...now I'm really confused...![]()
With that said, I read everything about surf plugging so that when I retire...............
One problem with chunking is they can get gut hooked easily and it presents a dilema for catch and release.
now I read only a small hand full of people (local knowledge) know the bass are here
Then I see a post of someone asking about a striper that was caught last night if it was a hybrid...ooh, he must be part of the local knowledge...boy he's lucky and so's the guy that got one off the beach
...wonder how a site got so popular with the name like bass barn with only a handful of experts...
[ 10-10-2005, 09:31 PM: Message edited by: design ]
Then I see a post of someone asking about a striper that was caught last night if it was a hybrid...ooh, he must be part of the local knowledge...boy he's lucky and so's the guy that got one off the beach
...wonder how a site got so popular with the name like bass barn with only a handful of experts...
[ 10-10-2005, 09:31 PM: Message edited by: design ]
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cause that sedona ya sold me screams like crazy when a bass hits the plug.......yea!!!
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Good old Robert!
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Why did he leave?
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Hip, I'm right there with ya. In the dream there's sand under my feet and a wooden swimmer on the other end of the line.
But if I was a betting man, I'd go with the chunk.
Of course, if I was betting man, I'd stay away from the world record bet altogether
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But if I was a betting man, I'd go with the chunk.
Of course, if I was betting man, I'd stay away from the world record bet altogether
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