First and foremost it's pencils and I love many of them made by the guys here ... in the Fall I like to go bigger the better - AH, Habs and Salty are all great for different reasons and uses. Bigger the better.

Big Fish also makes great pencils, only used the smaller versions, but very productive, especially with light tackle.

You cannot go wrong with any of the above.

Luds, Thats It!! It came to me last night at about 1AM.

:hihi:

In the fall the deadliest for biggies in the dark is the rigged eel (not a plug??) . Most fun is poppers in the day light. Easiest is the 2 OZ bucktail jig.

7" Tsunami Shad or 9" Tsunami Shad if I have enough current/rip to swim that bad boy.

This is my first season using Sluggos, so I'm looking forward to giving them a workout this fall.:drool:

And, of course, BUCKTAILS!!!:jump:

changes from year to year, never saw it stay really consistent.

I'll agree with flap although last few years always had a "skin" on it :D

white gibbs danny
9" black sluggos
super strike darter
and good ol relibale 7" loaded red fin (never fails)

RIP Blurple Redfin
 

My most productive this season is the loaded blurple redfin...........

Except that I just found out that Cotton Cordell has just discontinued this pattern ?????????????????!!!!!!!! :shocked:

WTF. Not impressed. At all.

MEEEEEP. :crying:

9 inch rigged Slug-go in black.

Hab's 1.5oz, Super Strike 2-3/8 oz littleneck, or a metal lip in the wash

Live Pogey!!!

plug= red fin. I prefer them un-loaded if possible :spin: