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Just got home from Lake Perris and had a great morning bite. I got eight nice copper nose on my home made under spin on 2lb. Izor smoke line. So far I really like the Izor line, it handles real well on the spool and cast a mile. I looked for LedHed but didn't see you this morning. I am always amazed at the power of these gills!!!Attachment 281917
What's the line's diameter?Quote:
Originally Posted by prankster13
Attachment 281918Here is my 1/32oz. under spin that I make. Not sure if it is cool to call it what it looks like....lol!
It doesn't say on the spool, I just looked. It is much thinner than the Ande line I was using.
Attachment 281920Here is the cut were the big copper nose live. It is about 8ft. at the deepest and averages about 5ft. They live just on the edge of the brush line.
Attachment 281921Been getting a few fish with this fungus on them, not sure what it is but it doesn't keep them from running drag.
I checked their website. Nothing there, either.Quote:
Originally Posted by prankster13
Attachment 281922Looks like a female copper nose, she tore it up.
Attachment 281923This is were the cut dead ends. I got an 8lb. bass out of there early in the season but it's big copper nose territory now.
Attachment 281924Even with only one eye this guy ran drag and headed for the bushes.
Attachment 281925Just before sun up. They were committing suicide until that sun popped out.
Those are some nice gills. Those southern California
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Yes I am in southern Calif. These copper nose like the warm climate here.