obryan214
9/9/2013 8:18:00 PMnice catch. wonder if its the same Katrina who checks at Pt. Defiance.
salmonbarry
9/9/2013 8:55:00 PMProbably~ she has also been at Redondo before. Great catch Lou as this is a great time to start getting back onto the lakes now that the summer madness is over!
Fish Dawg
9/9/2013 9:36:00 PMNice haul, Lou! Interesting set-up with the spin-n-glo. Are those beads from a wedding ring above/below the spin-n-glo (hard to tell for sure in the pic)?
Idstud
9/9/2013 10:18:00 PMMan those are some nice eaters I should be doing that rather than chasing pinks. Nice set up where did you pick up that pink swing blade cool color. Thanks for the post.
Lou Smith
9/9/2013 10:50:00 PMSalmonbarry: Thanks. Never became a part of the summer madness, but thinking of doing the river thing with Nate.
Fish Dawg: Yes. The glow stack beads are components I got from Sportco. The rest is my "creativity"? Actually, on overcast/foggy mornings, like today, I have been using glow on my lures with great success. I use a small $12 electronic flash gun and charge them each they go in the water. Tested the action along side the boat and the spin-n-glo works fine with the extra stack on top. This lure has been nailing the kokes on Clear, Ward, Summit and American. UV light only penetrates relatively clear water to about 20 feet. Glow has no depth limitation.
Idstud: The dodger is the "famous" Pink Splatter pattern that several manufacturers have made their own variation of. Get them at Sportsman's Warehouse, Kokanee Tackle, Sportco, Auburn Marine, Cabelas, etc.
Fish Dawg: Yes. The glow stack beads are components I got from Sportco. The rest is my "creativity"? Actually, on overcast/foggy mornings, like today, I have been using glow on my lures with great success. I use a small $12 electronic flash gun and charge them each they go in the water. Tested the action along side the boat and the spin-n-glo works fine with the extra stack on top. This lure has been nailing the kokes on Clear, Ward, Summit and American. UV light only penetrates relatively clear water to about 20 feet. Glow has no depth limitation.
Idstud: The dodger is the "famous" Pink Splatter pattern that several manufacturers have made their own variation of. Get them at Sportsman's Warehouse, Kokanee Tackle, Sportco, Auburn Marine, Cabelas, etc.