Two fish one lure...

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Permalink Reply by Jake Anderson on September 8, 2010 at 9:30pm

Looks like two fish on two lures right? That i've never seen....but I've caught caught two fish on one bait twice and have seen it an additional time or two. Usually on prop baits, and always smallmouth.

Permalink Reply by eric mccarthy on September 8, 2010 at 9:31pm

What kind of setup you got going there? Are those some Lake Roosevelt smallies I want to head back there that is a awesome lake.

Permalink Reply by Rodney Heupel on September 8, 2010 at 9:36pm

I have on Riffe Lake a few years back caught two smallmouth bass on one crankbait, exciting!

Permalink Reply by rzone on September 8, 2010 at 9:47pm

Yup, Roosevelt.

I am running a drop shot rig with a tungsten bullet weight above a swivel.

Tube is from http://www.madbassbaits.com

Its one bait, the top fish somehow got wrapped up in the line, the 2nd fish nailed the tube.



eric mccarthy said:

What kind of setup you got going there? Are those some Lake Roosevelt smallies I want to head back there that is a awesome lake.

Permalink Reply by Tag Watson on September 8, 2010 at 10:01pm

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

Permalink Reply by rzone on September 8, 2010 at 10:27pm

Wow Tag that is incredible!



Tag Watson said:

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

Permalink Reply by Aaron Christel on September 8, 2010 at 10:31pm

Looks like about 9lbs on one cast? Crazy...

Tag Watson said:

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

Permalink Reply by cody hampton on September 8, 2010 at 11:30pm

heck ya, Mad Bass...

rzone said:

Yup, Roosevelt.

I am running a drop shot rig with a tungsten bullet weight above a swivel.

Tube is from http://www.madbassbaits.com

Its one bait, the top fish somehow got wrapped up in the line, the 2nd fish nailed the tube.



eric mccarthy said:

What kind of setup you got going there? Are those some Lake Roosevelt smallies I want to head back there that is a awesome lake.

Permalink Reply by rzone on September 8, 2010 at 11:47pm

His stuff is great, those tubes beat any I have tried.

I have another order in with him, gearing up to spend the rest of Sept and Oct on the lake.


cody hampton said:

heck ya, Mad Bass...

rzone said:

Yup, Roosevelt.

I am running a drop shot rig with a tungsten bullet weight above a swivel.

Tube is from http://www.madbassbaits.com

Its one bait, the top fish somehow got wrapped up in the line, the 2nd fish nailed the tube.



eric mccarthy said:

What kind of setup you got going there? Are those some Lake Roosevelt smallies I want to head back there that is a awesome lake.

Permalink Reply by Mark Maderos on September 9, 2010 at 8:05am

THAT my friends is how one of the best bass anglers I know "ROLLS". Tag that is such an awesome picture.
I run a heavy leadhead / dropshot combo in the winter fishing Lk Washington, and have caught 2 smallies before on that rig. Stu did it for us in the frostbite tourney a couple of years ago with the same rig. Not quite up to par with these examples though.

Mark

Tag Watson said:

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

Permalink Reply by Mike Buse on September 9, 2010 at 11:42am

Typical Tag Photoshop

Tag Watson said:

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

Permalink Reply by Tag Watson on September 9, 2010 at 1:02pm

I can always count on my boy Mikey B to razz me!

If I knew how to use Photoshop, I would make them three 10 pounders instead of three rats. Those three fish are bait at El Salto.

Mike Buse said:

Typical Tag Photoshop
Tag Watson said:

I was down at El Salto about 7 years ago and was throwing a triple swimbait rig I made up. I had several doubles and then nailed this triple. The guide was going bananas. "Tres lobinas! Tres Lobinas!"

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