Coming off plane, Tommy quickly undid my lifejacket and moved to the front of the bass boat and dropped the trolling motor. Tommy only had 7 hours of fishing time left after the long run up the river arm. Grabbing his pitching rod, Tommy rearranged the lure hurriedly and made the first cast of the day. The sun was just coming over top the bluff and a soft breeze was blowing in towards the buck brush Tommy was fishing. As the lure glided downward, Tommy felt a tap and off his line went deep towards the buck brush. Tommy reared back, slamming the big bass hook, line, and Buffle Bug. For Bassmaster Elite Series professional angler Tommy Biffle from Wagoner, Oklahoma, it was another day at the office. Doing what he loves to do, pitching a Biffle Bug around brush for big bass.
Some things in life are better when you super size it. Like in the old days when you could super size your meal at McDonalds or super sizing a stock truck to a monster truck; the list goes on and on. So it was inevitable that Gambler Lures would super size their original Flappy Daddy up to a Mega Daddy. The Mega Daddy measures a massive 5-inches long in length including two super sized claws.
Kick, swim, kick, pause…man, how far do I have to go? I still have not made it to the other bank yet. Thank goodness there are some lily pads for me to rest on. Okay, here I go again, kick, swim, kick, pause …I am all most there. Just one more time and I will be there. Kick, pause…hey, what is that dark spot under me? KABOOM!
Bob that head, aahh… yeah, yeah. Tricked out frog with a specially designed, double 3/0 extra wide gap Gamakatsu hook that fist the bait perfectly for one rock-hard hook up, seven sweet color, bob that head, cruising across the thickest, nastiest cover on the lake swinging his head back and forth. He is looking for a fish with the biggest, meanest bass in the lake. Poppin’, Chuggin’, spittin’ water, feel that rhythm; bob that head Mr. Frog. Now he is cruising, bob that head, Mr. Frog, bring it on, let the party begin, bring it on Mr. Big Bass.
What color soft baits do you prefer? Everyone has his or her own favorite colors. Anglers traveling to different lakes to fish always want to know one thing; what color are the fish biting on?
Coming off plane, Tommy quickly undid my lifejacket and moved to the front of the bass boat and dropped the trolling motor. Tommy only had 7 hours of fishing time left after the long run up the river arm. Grabbing his pitching rod, Tommy rearranged the lure hurriedly and made the first cast of the day. The sun was just coming over top the bluff and a soft breeze was blowing in towards the buck brush Tommy was fishing. As the lure glided downward, Tommy felt a tap and off his line went deep towards the buck brush. Tommy reared back, slamming the big bass hook, line, and Buffle Bug. For Bassmaster Elite Series professional angler Tommy Biffle from Wagoner, Oklahoma, it was another day at the office. Doing what he loves to do, pitching a Biffle Bug around brush for big bass.
Bob that head, aahh… yeah, yeah. Tricked out frog with a specially designed, double 3/0 extra wide gap Gamakatsu hook that fist the bait perfectly for one rock-hard hook up, seven sweet color, bob that head, cruising across the thickest, nastiest cover on the lake swinging his head back and forth. He is looking for a fish with the biggest, meanest bass in the lake. Poppin’, Chuggin’, spittin’ water, feel that rhythm; bob that head Mr. Frog. Now he is cruising, bob that head, Mr. Frog, bring it on, let the party begin, bring it on Mr. Big Bass.