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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 111743" data-attributes="member: 330">Thanks sir!&nbsp; I've been chomping at the bit every time I mention a black Texas rigged 7.5 in Culprit with a 3/8oz bullet weight and 3-4/0 Eagle Claw LazerSharp offset.&nbsp; I believe those cats in your pics would be possible and amazing fun on bass gear.&nbsp; The worm needs to &quot;peck&quot; the bottom not a high hop.&nbsp; I swear to you sir, I'm not effing around. It's surprising how one can catch a species when the LOCATION is pinned down.&nbsp; Walleye and cat have a very similar top-water strike...I don't know if cats as big in your pics would even &quot;tap/thump&quot; a worm.&nbsp; If I were doing this with the boy, I'd tell him to feel for a sensation of the line being cut and reel down to &quot;weight&quot;: &quot;If you think there's a fish Son; give a TINY bit of slack then jerk it crosseyed.&nbsp; If you miss, the worm will tell you the story&quot;. Bigger fish have lighter hits with plastic worms.&nbsp; Sometimes the slack will quickly straighten out unlike Elton John. If you see the slack running away; jerk it crosseyed just before the line gets tight.&quot;Anyways, please keep us updated with the aging process.&nbsp; I still say sell it for 1911 grips...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 111743, member: 330"] Thanks sir! I've been chomping at the bit every time I mention a black Texas rigged 7.5 in Culprit with a 3/8oz bullet weight and 3-4/0 Eagle Claw LazerSharp offset. I believe those cats in your pics would be possible and amazing fun on bass gear. The worm needs to "peck" the bottom not a high hop. I swear to you sir, I'm not effing around. It's surprising how one can catch a species when the LOCATION is pinned down. Walleye and cat have a very similar top-water strike... I don't know if cats as big in your pics would even "tap/thump" a worm. If I were doing this with the boy, I'd tell him to feel for a sensation of the line being cut and reel down to "weight": "If you think there's a fish Son; give a TINY bit of slack then jerk it crosseyed. If you miss, the worm will tell you the story". Bigger fish have lighter hits with plastic worms. Sometimes the slack will quickly straighten out unlike Elton John. If you see the slack running away; jerk it crosseyed just before the line gets tight." Anyways, please keep us updated with the aging process. I still say sell it for 1911 grips... [/QUOTE]

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