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[nachocheese1414]

[cool] just found out about this. Fish Lake Mead a lot. Lotsa kewl information.
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[albinotrout]

Glad to have ya, here is a link to the Nevada board.



http://www.bigfishtackle.com/cgi-bin/gfo...ategory=39
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[wiperhunter2]

Welcome to the site NC1414, I'm going to move your post to the Nevada board so the local guys can say hi.
WH2
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[Erawk]

Welcome to the forum, NachoCheese. Thanks for joining. Have a look around. there is plenty to see. [fishon]
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[syncityangler]

[cool] welcome aboard hope to see some reports from your ventures! [fishon]
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[ihuntforfish]

hey nachocheese, welcome buddy--you'll learn a lot from poking around the forum and also posting your own reports, hope to see them soon!
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[nachocheese1414]

Goin fishing Monday. Bass fishing mostly. Ill give report after. Been catching em on crankbaits n dropshot. Got new swivel shot hooks gonna try out
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[wolfs4evr]

I've got/used the VMC and Gama swivel drop shot hooks. I don't use 'em any more. They do reduce line twist to some extent but land a decent fish or anything in a net and what a nightmare of places for line to wrap around and get all tangled up. Sometimes I have to cut all up and start over on the rig. Lots of knots and different lines to deal with, etc. PITA and a consumption of time. The old tried and true way of rigging a drop shot works much more efficient time consumption wise IMO. Those VMC's are sharp suckers though. Hardly ever lost a fish on 'em. I am back to using a traditional DS set-up using Trokar hooks and enjoying it much more.
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[TheWhizzle]

I use the VMC spin shot hooks, and yes, they can be a pain, but they are great hooks. Awesome hook-up ratio, and virtually no line twist. Aside from having to tie the extra leader, I like them a lot.
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[nachocheese1414]

[quote wolfs4evr]I've got/used the VMC and Gama swivel drop shot hooks. I don't use 'em any more. They do reduce line twist to some extent but land a decent fish or anything in a net and what a nightmare of places for line to wrap around and get all tangled up. Sometimes I have to cut all up and start over on the rig. Lots of knots and different lines to deal with, etc. PITA and a consumption of time. The old tried and true way of rigging a drop shot works much more efficient time consumption wise IMO. Those VMC's are sharp suckers though. Hardly ever lost a fish on 'em. I am back to using a traditional DS set-up using Trokar hooks and enjoying it much more.[/quote]

I used for first time on Monday. Gamakatsu swivel shot. Caught all fish I got bites from. I like em.
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