BB snobs unite

Vollmer · May 25, 2017

Thinking us fellow BB'ers should unite, and advance our methods. haha

I am not too proud to pull the BB's. Not one bit.

What I have been thinking about trying is using my planer boards to run a wide swat of epic BB setups.
Anyone ever tried this?

DirtyMike · May 25, 2017

on a flat, I don't see why it wouldnt work. Those erie boys run spinners on planer boards all the time. I think they use inline weights though.

Vollmer · May 25, 2017

DirtyMike said:
on a flat, I don't see why it wouldnt work. Those erie boys run spinners on planer boards all the time. I think they use inline weights though.

Yeah, watching those guys is what got me thinking. There are some areas on Sak where I think this would be dynamite.

Twitch · May 25, 2017

I want pictures....that sounds like a tangle that could need to be cut off above the planer board...grin

also guywithsausagewaiterandnotbb might flag this thread or possibly even negative rep for even considering this....

DirtyMike · May 25, 2017

Ill just leave this here.

Callem'In · May 25, 2017

I pull BB's w/ planer boards. It can be very effective at times. I am proud to say I pull bb's and catch fish doing it. Yes, it can be very boring, but it puts fish in the boat.

Vollmer · May 25, 2017

I like all those ^
I'm a silver slut as it is on Sak.

johnr · May 25, 2017

Callem'In said:
I pull BB's w/ planer boards. It can be very effective at times. I am proud to say I pull bb's and catch fish doing it. Yes, it can be very boring, but it puts fish in the boat.

Don't kid yourself, the guys pulling cranks are not doing anything more technical or less boring.

Pulling BB is nothing to be ashamed of, and them jig'rs can piss right off...

I jig in the spring and winter, pull BB in the early summer thru most of the summer, and pull cranks when absolutely nothing else is working for me.

I will out fish any of you sonsabitches...:;:rockit

guywhofishes · May 25, 2017

I love that you guys love BBs!

#guywholovesbblovers

johnr · May 25, 2017

guywhofishes said:
I love that you guys love BBs!

#guywholovesbblovers

Filthy skater...

#johnrlovesstoners

Platinum · May 25, 2017

Late June, July, and August pulling around BB's is "the most efficient and effective" way to fill the live well with eyes! Put on some Berkley Gulp and let er rip.

LBrandt · May 25, 2017

Yep I am a BB Whore and proud of it.

Captain Ahab · May 25, 2017

BB'ing to me is for finding active fish or just needing to put meat in the box. I don't mind getting that "tag" bite and setting into 4 plus, though.

cooter00 · May 25, 2017

I am a bb pro and I'm proud of it I did expand my arsenal and bought some 2 oz bbs and caught fish on them I ran them in the front on 8 ft poles then ran 2 6 ft poles off the back with 3/4 bbers and I loved the set up and did very well last Sunday.

Bright blades were key silver and blue did the best

raider · May 25, 2017

for the haters, soaking them with a couple jigs or a crank for a couple days does get the bb taste out of the meat...

all4eyes · May 25, 2017

I like a good bouncer bite, I'm not to proud to admit it either. Would much prefer admit good jig bite though.

lunkerslayer · May 25, 2017

I thought this thread was about big bottom heifer lovers and those snobs that need to unite.
AllBBHmatter

fj40 · May 25, 2017

I am a bouncing fool. Sure, when I'm feeling adventurous I'll jig, crank, pitch, whatever. But when I feel like catching eyes, BB, spinners and crawlers harness is the go to rig. I ain't proud, just efficient.

Ericb · May 25, 2017

If it's catching fish who cares. I'D rather loose a .14c spinner than a $6 crank.

NodakBuckeye · May 25, 2017

Vollmer said:
Thinking us fellow BB'ers should unite, and advance our methods. haha

I am not too proud to pull the BB's. Not one bit.

What I have been thinking about trying is using my planer boards to run a wide swat of epic BB setups.
Anyone ever tried this?

I used snap weights and inline weights on Erie, spinners and spoons. Found some of my old spoons the other day, might need to break them out. Ran heaviest weight off back and no board and spaced others out to ply different depths until dialed in. Most often used in line sinkers on a swivel and the snell of spinner rig on same swivel, no more than 5' long. Might work with bouncers but since they sit at a different attitude than snaps and inlines, bit more drag and maybe need more weight.

I like BBs and I cannot lie, you other anglers can't deny...

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