u/ZoomFluke

Still working on getting everything cleaned up & together in my free time. Looking for some gems, definitely found a few I think.

The 2-part jig, the persuader buzz bait with that single bladed double spinner design (dunno what they call it), the Power lateral perch (comes with an extra thicker body attachment in the back of the package), Water widow soft plastic centipede are all pretty much new to me. The lipped snake lure blew my mind lol
Excited to get my hands on the Buckeye Su-Spin. The Textposer hooks are nice, & working real well for me on the Slug-go worms. Free riggin or weedless with a nail weight in the front has got me some success. They are a great hybrid of soft plastic jerkbait bait and traditional stick worm.
The buck-eye flick it jigs are versatile too, I can cut off part of the weed guard and make a weedless ned or just add weight to a wacky.

My good ol' neighbor was a salesman for some pretty good companies in the fishing industry, and needs help getting rid of endless amounts of lures, tackle, and even some rods n reels. Trading work for this....Well, if he insists, I guess I'll take a shot at a once in a lifetime opportunity! 😆
90 minutes on the zero turn & 15 min to spread a bit of pre-emergent for this haul.
Im not familiar using these older style bait-casters, I'll get a chance to test em out this week! Are they any good?

A bit random but I've learned that when 99% of the surface area inside a shed is taken up by crank baits, nature adapts in the most interesting ways. I need to get a picture out soon of this shed, because there are wasp nests on almost every tackle box and dozens of other hard baits.

Sometimes I like to go rogue on the unconventional. For fishing, I am pretty certain anything I've tried out has definitely been done before, and done it better. But it's fun to pretend I'm head of O&D for a head of industry company. 😆

Been acquiring some older lures from a family friend. Casted it a couple times and it looks & moves more realistic than some of the newer frogs I own! I definitely feel like this frog would get some major action if I used it. At the same time, it looks like it would get destroyed after a couple good fights. Might let it RIP for keepsake. Anyways, I thought it looked interesting, especially with the hook placement. I don't know what the hole in the very top is for though.

$17...it's not what you know, but WHO

The classic fishing tall 'tail'. We've heard some good ones in our day... and maybe added slack to one of our own. "The Whitetail Bass, 10lb 3oz 8 point trophy. For me, this one might be swimmin toward the top of that list. A load of crappie, no doubt...but that young kid in me still makes room for that voice nibblin in the back of my head...Man, what if?!?