I hate it when he does this.....
 

catching bigger fish than me that is. Musso knock off darter. One of several decent fish he took on that thing. Guess I am going to puts on the one he gave last winter.

I managed to skank a few with one of these old Bassmaster fast sinking Blurple needles. That spaceboy sure made some good needles.
Notice my fish were smaller,........oh well.

I got one of them needles in the basement...now I just need to know which beach on what wind at what time of tide adn what moon phase and what were the bait conditions and....oh forget it...lol

Nice fish

Did Numby drop his cane? Nice fish and pics guys!

And conventional to boot. :)

nice one geo ... steve it must b tuff to fish in the shadow of that guy:jump1: . and u told me that he was clueless :drool:...i know where u went.:fishin:

it wasn't the PLUG
 

it was the MOJO :grins:

Nah, that's my whuppin' stick/wading staff. If you had to bend over to unhook fish alone in the dark with Flap or Sauerkraut you'd carry one, too

Way to beat up on the tall guy G.

saweeeet

BIG?
 

The fish was almost as tall as the angler.

nice fish guys!

your darter seems to catch a lot of fish. congrats...

Not mine, Bart, they are the designs of Musso and Pichney.....two very talented men. The eye opener for me this year is how effective darters are in gentler, shallow water. Much to learn yet.

waytogo George !!!!! how you fishing the darters ? 2 belly no tail ?

C'mon fess up, thats a piece of AYC being pre soaked in brine before it goes on the lathe...I know your darter secret now, as does the entire internet community...

Nice work!!! And without question my favorite color!!!!!

Darters are extremely versatile... I have done well with them in no current at all on a fairly calm night,,,, Definitely a go to plug,,,,

I also make a spook that can be fished sub-surface that is weighted to dart like a darter and it produces well in various conditions as well,,,,,,,,,,

Nice going George, glad to see them work so well.
I have the same color, I just need to put it in front of some water that has fish.