Recent content by Berg03

Prineville is an amazing bass fishery. Lots of bass in that lake. Have a boat? hit any main lake points with soft plastics. no boat... hit any structure you can find with soft plastics. easiest way to catch them out there. I have caught them just about everywhere on that lake.

Caught my new Glide Bait PB on Saturday. 4th cast of the day landed this beauty. She weighed 6lbs 1oz Caught on a 8 inch glide bait in the pouring down rain :)

Like Hobster said, mostly your spinner bite is a reaction bite. Line shouldnt be a problem, especially 10lb. I personally do use a 10lb fluro leader on my spinners, but I am also throwing braid on my gear. I just feel more confident with the fluro leader. (don't think it really matters)

Thanks guys! I had a lot of fun doing it. Luckily my buddy has an amazing garage to work in.

Finished my boat today as it was not raining here for most of the day. I still need to do the front casting deck but I do not plan on doing it for a little while. But anyways here it is! Hope you enjoy.

some people use a fine point sharpy and write it on the bill, then use clear fingernail polish over it to make it stay. Otherwise once you use them enough you learnt he size of the bill is how deep it goes. Rapala has them written on them "DT6" is depth of 6ft DT16 is depth of 16

Todd nailed it. Most bodies of water will be low during the early fall. You can usually walk the banks and see exactly what you are fishing during the spring. Also if you are getting hung up on rocks and grass you probably are in the right area, just fishing the wrong lures. Just find out how...

It depends what you are going to be fishing. Most of my rods are 30lb braid and I use a leader depending what I am throwing or how dirty the water is. Usually anywhere from 8 to 17lb fluro is my leader. If you are throwing lures that don't weigh to much then 10-12lb is great. I personally...

You could always have the rods you need per spot. I know for instance the Wilson river... its a lot driving to each spot. And on each spot I know the water well enough I know which rods that I will use for that spot. If its a far walk I can see the concern.

I use your same 3 but i add a bobber doggin rod. I also bank fish, if you can carry 3 you can carry 4...

Also found it on Facebook just now. On the "Hagg Lake" page they posted it on November 18th

The lake stop store has a flier saying that they are putting those in. I didn't find it on any website either.

Open year round, also they are stocking it with 4000 +1lbers next Tuesday for the Thanksgiving free weekend fishing. Might get crowded but should produce some nice fish next week.

Hagg Lake has a healthy population of wild rainbows. Some get good size as well. I never keep any bows, so i don't know if that changes the regulation at all. I am pretty sure it is 5 rainbow trout. Meaning it does not matter which you keep.

Epic day man!