This is a great lure to use in the black water river where the Peacock Bass live because in the limited visibility of this type of water, this big noisy lure lets every fish in the general area know something is thrashing around on the surface
thanks and have a great day Totos September 18, 2016 at 12:28 The minimum requirements for slow pitch reels are described at the top of this page
These reels evolved from the Swiss Record Reel which incorporated a rear drag and anti-reverse and was patented by Karl Seigrist in 1945
Artificial lures only within a 100-yard radius of the mouths of Rattlesnake Creek, Petty Creek, Fish Creek, Cedar Creek, DryCreek, Trout Creek and St
Red accents provide a sharp contrast, including a V-shaped mark behind the yellow eye and three circular spots aligned along the belly
They identify fish and display the information for you on an easy-to-read screen