Recent content by colbypearson

Enjoy!

I actually fish largemouth 90% of the time during the winter! I'll post a photo of some good Winter bait selections possibly later tonight! Thanks!

I am making weekly videos this year, hoping they can liven up the bass forums here at OFF! Enjoy!

Yep, Citica's are a solid reel, the cost between a citica or a curado isn't much for me to not justify going with the curado, specifically the curado E series, the new g series are not near the reel the E series was. If you're to go with one of their current reels I would recommend the Chronarch...

Don't skimp on a casting reel, try to get a model that retails in the 150$-200$ and you will thank me later. I like shimano's stuff.

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Nothing wrong with eating fish on a weekly basis, I love to eat fish, I choose not to eat bass even though I probably catch enough to never have to spend a penny on food over the course of a year. Bass are one species that is really ill-managed in my opinion, that doesn't mean they aren't a...

I live way down near Medford that's why I didn't offer, lol. Awesome of you to invite him! OP- Take him up on that offer, the Columbia near Hood River is world class!

Always love your magazine quality pics! As far as the fun/challenge factor I've got to assume it'd be hard to beat a carp on the fly!

:lol: That's what most of those clips were, LOL! I hear you though, I'll definitely save the funny stuff for the future!

I was just wondering if you were talking about carp.......... :lol: If that is somehow baiting salmon fisherman then so be it, I only tossed Salmonid species in that post because I know your not talking about bluegill, and past that you start running out of popular target species in Oregon...

I had to delete some files off my computer and didn't want to lose them forever because some parts would be good in a future video, so I made them (mostly throwaway clips) into a full length video... :lol: Turned out decent.

Yea, a staging area is some form of stopping point between deeper water/cover etc...... and a spawning area, typically a flat with proper substrate, small rock, pebbles, heavy grain sand, occasionally dense mud/clay. It could come in many forms, a dropoff near a flat, a point, etc.... This is...

Awesome, will given your location I would assume that most lower elevation smaller bodies of water up there are currently in all phases of the spawn for largemouth and likely smallies in the Columbia, you will be able to find fish shallow on and around beds, deeper if they are post spawn, and in...