Thanks Jason, yea all makes sense...
since 90% of the time the lure is partially off the hook, now it makes logical sense to me..
Thank you..
Watermelon brushhog, if been using the 6" watermelon seed ridgeback lizard - some extreme scent lock or something, seems to do the trick so far - more hours will bring me closer to that big one i reckon, i first need to service my reels again, my worm baitcaster is a few years old already, and has never really been treated like it should (maybe iv grown up now???
) so il have to do some maintenance on that reel, as i am no coffee grinder fan for casting worms, honestly it drives me insane. il use it in the occassion i need to throw really light weight worms (winter conditions almost only, like no weight with minute worms)
so im off the dam till the bad weather passes and opens some clearer skis...
since 90% of the time the lure is partially off the hook, now it makes logical sense to me..
Thank you..
Watermelon brushhog, if been using the 6" watermelon seed ridgeback lizard - some extreme scent lock or something, seems to do the trick so far - more hours will bring me closer to that big one i reckon, i first need to service my reels again, my worm baitcaster is a few years old already, and has never really been treated like it should (maybe iv grown up now???
) so il have to do some maintenance on that reel, as i am no coffee grinder fan for casting worms, honestly it drives me insane. il use it in the occassion i need to throw really light weight worms (winter conditions almost only, like no weight with minute worms)so im off the dam till the bad weather passes and opens some clearer skis...
)