Note to self:

[Rich]

After you get hung up, CHECK THE LINE AND RETIE IF NECCESSARY >!!! Do I need to elaborate ;D?

bassfisher02, I used your redbug/chartreuse Tiki Dip Stick today-great stained water bait!

[jglassguy]

Thats for sure on the line checking

I have fished with some guys that run the line against their lips to check cus there hands are so calous, but
I 'm not that thrilled about getting swamp fever from some of the crappy looking stuff you see floating on the lake 8)

[Bassin_Dude]

glad they worked for you reb. they are great stained water baits.

[jglassguy]

do ya have any trouble pitching that weightless and is spinnng reel easier to use on the tik?

[Bassin_Dude]

those tikis are actually heavy so you shouldnt have a problem. i always use a spinning reel, so i dont know about a baitcaster.

[jglassguy]

ok thanks, i fished the sticko last year in a junebug color and really liked it, i can see it replacing the 4 inch worm i used to get from producto..with the paddle tale,
besides its time to switch gears and let the fish see something dif

[Rich]

JB, I can chunk Tikis with no trouble on a baitcaster. If you haven't tried them, they cast real well for their size-If you have trouble casting the Tikis try a bamboo stick. They come in the same colors and are a little bigger and heavier. Great for windy conditions.

[jglassguy]

I'll probably use the underhanded swing and loosen the brake to thumb it...windy days are hell for casting in the wind and backlashing huh

[Infisherman1]

[quote author=Rebbasser link=board=news;num=1112491689;start=0#6 date=04/02/05 at 20:51:52]JB, I can chunk Tikis with no trouble on a baitcaster. Â*If you haven't tried them, they cast real well for their size-If you have trouble casting the Tikis try a bamboo stick. Â*They come in the same colors and are a little bigger and heavier. Â*Great for windy conditions.[/quote]

As long as you have a good baitcaster. Of course thats why its no problem for reb and me.