White Lurches 12-18/19

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

Ran to the Bend last weekend to drown some shiners and try our luck with the perch. we had a good time, as the action was fast enough to keep us from fishing more than one rod at a time for most of the trip. the water is getting right as the temps continue to drop. the water temp was 53* both mornings with air temps below freezing most of the morning. we're fishing deep, about 30'. the shad are abundant and the perch are gorging on them. here's a few pics.. that bird potlicked us both days! :rotfl:

[LPfishnTIM]

those crappie are nice!

[Montauk17]

NICE!! Want to trade some trout for a few sack of milks?

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

those crappie are nice!
thanks man. yep they's healthy!

NICE!! Want to trade some trout for a few sack of milks?
:*****:LOL no thanks man! i give trout away when i catch 'em :D you can have my next limit of slime bullets if u want 'em! :rotfl:

[Montauk17]

Haha....did you bass fish any? I heard they were biting pretty good.

[mcjaredsandwich]

haha trout are trash fish right jedi? :shaking::rotfl:

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

Haha....did you bass fish any? I heard they were biting pretty good.
nope i left all my bass rods at home so i wouldnt be tempted lol. but yeah it was on for bass last weekend.. i heard of 5 - 5fish limits over 20lbs, in one tourney last weekend.. 27lbs won. thats some stout weights for this time of year!
haha trout are trash fish right jedi? :shaking::rotfl:
lmao! well to me, comparing sacalait and specks is like comparing filet mignon and ground nutria! :*****:

[DUCKGOGETTER]

Hey there's nothing wrong with nutria meat. Man that's some nice sacalait . I love fishing the bend for bass and white perch. We went last year in march and we caught some that were over 2 1/2 pounds and alot of them. Great catch

[jaclyn.renea]

White lurches, huh?

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

Hey there's nothing wrong with nutria meat. Man that's some nice sacalait . I love fishing the bend for bass and white perch. We went last year in march and we caught some that were over 2 1/2 pounds and alot of them. Great catch
thanks!, yeah we didnt get on em very good last year, glad yall did!

White lurches, huh?
dont suppose ya remember the addams family?? lurch?... white lurch - they's they bigger, over-grown, goofy-lookin cousins to the white perch. :rotfl:

[shellman]

Nice sacs,,,,,

[Ray]

Dem's good eatin.
I like eatin fishs.
Specially them.

[goldenrod]

were yall fishing the chicken coop

[joshdomingue]

tore em up last tues ......went back weds and caught 3

[SULPHITE]

Hells yeah!!!

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

were yall fishing the chicken coop

nope, other side of the lake.

[Lake Chuck Duck]

Thats a big pile of crap...pies!

[RonnieF]

How do you like those sputniks? Better than christmas trees?

Ronnie

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

How do you like those sputniks? Better than christmas trees?

Ronnie
WAYYYYYYYY better than xmas trees... ya dont hafta put new ones down every year and very minimal snagging and they actually attract fish very well. hook it to a cinder block, sink it and catch fish. :cool:

[jchief]

Awright, WTH is a sputinck???

I know you aint sinking no sattelites!!!!!!

[QUACKHEAD]

Go back to the first pic in his post. See the PVC porcupines on the porch. That's them.

[jchief]

Go back to the first pic in his post. See the PVC porcupines on the porch. That's them.


Thanks Quack. Is it a ball that you put PVC in or do you buy them pre made?

[RonnieF]

Awright, WTH is a sputinck???

I know you aint sinking no sattelites!!!!!!

In the first pic he posted, look over his right shoulder on the camp porch. Those PVC things. Kinda looks like a "sputnik"!!! It's a ball like thing with a bunch of holes to insert PVC pipes into for fish structure.

Ronnie

[Jedi Lure Tricks]

its called a 'cedar's bill dance porcupine ball'. they used to be sold at cabela's and bass pro 3 for $30, but after a quick search the only place i see them is on amazon. still 3 balls for $30. no pvc piping included.
i've also heard of people hanging them under their floating docks and that suspending them works almost as well as sinking them.

[RonnieF]

Yeah, I have 3 or 4 under my boat dock to go along with a few Christmas trees. Only problem, I only have around 18" of water!