After a successful cabin trip in the Poconos two weekends ago, I became a believer in the Filthyfisherman products. On almost every single cast there was a tug at the line. Their products move in a way that attracts any kind of fish. I almost dove in the water after one of the baits we used. That’s how effective they were. Their most popular baits, The 5.5 Big Stick, The Skank 4.5, The Needle Stick 5.5, The Jizz, and The Jerk have been selling like hotcakes to fishermen around the world. There is not a doubt in my mind that this company makes the best product.
PHOTO CAPTION: The Jerk was one of the most popular baits in 2007.
Their site also teaches you techniques, gives you updates on fishing conditions and news, and has a running fishing diary of all the hotspots in the Tri-state area. If you are a true fisherman or just getting started there should only be one spot you visit for your fishing information. Visit Filthyfisherman Bait Company right here.
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How many times did you get snagged on a stump? Pav? Sometimes those tugs are stumps and rocks under the water’s surface. Just sayin’?
I know the difference between a tug and a snag? These baits are weedless and stumpless. They glide right through that stuff. These baits are perfect.
“How many times did you get snagged on a stump? Pav? Sometimes those tugs are stumps and rocks under the water’s surface.”
For someone that doesn’t ever go out onto the lake fishing, you sure sound like an expert?
I’ve been on that lake and many other lakes. I’ve been fishing since I was around 10 yrs old. And just because I don’t go on the lake at the cabin anymore( I don’t like catching fish with teeth ) doesn’t mean I don’t fish all summer long…smart ass! I prefer fishing lakes that are predominantly bass lakes. They are more fun to catch in my opinion.
Steel leaders….pfft.
**enjoys classic wind up**
Do I need to email you the picture of me and the bass again?
You’ve got to love the bait names on filthyfisherman. “comes in lots of colors, like Blue Balls”.
To sum up Chad’s last post, “I only like to fish in ponds that are loaded with bass, so it’s easier to catch them, cause I don’t have the skill to catch a bass in a pickeral lake.”
That’s a good summation? Damn that was fun? Never caught so many fish? I can’t row a boat?
That was a smooth trick Pav. You almost had me fooled with rowing attempt.