I’ve just recently found that the rig with floats is what saltwater surf fishermen use to keep the bait off the bottom but in a drop shot configuration.
Called a pompano rig. I’m going to try it on blue cat in shallow water.
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I got out this afternoon and caught 9.
Good day!
And this one had me digging the scale out. 6 lbs 1 oz ~23 inches.
My best so far this year.
Good day!
And this one had me digging the scale out. 6 lbs 1 oz ~23 inches.
My best so far this year.
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Like has been stated it's a Santee rig named after the lake in South Carolina that has massive blue cats. I also use sinker slides that way when the fish grabs the bait there is little resistance. I leave my spool open with the bait clicker on and you definitely know when you have one over 5#. My brother turned me on to the rig and I have been catching them constantly, sometimes the bait barely hits the bottom and a cat is running with it! It also seems like I don't get hung up as much anymore.
White bass are officially in the channel on the Neosho. We caught 68 yesterday around Chouteau Bend. It's still more males than females, but the females we caught were FAT! 
Long time ago(years) we would do really good in Jim blue creek at thunderbird. Used to turn north off hwy 9 and park on east side of road. Can't recall what road we turned north on. Lots of big bass, sand bass and line breaking cats. Could get in there with boat but there was a shallow mud bank where creek emptied into lake you had to watch for.
Yes Sir, we were there last weekend and had the same experience!!White bass are officially in the channel on the Neosho. We caught 68 yesterday around Chouteau Bend. It's still more males than females, but the females we caught were FAT!
Went yesterday to the Little River. Still no Sand Bass.
Not much, but first fish of the season for me. I let him go right after this, since he was the only one I could convince to bite.
Good start!
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