Nemesis Baits Snitches!!

[Duke]

The TD does not have a good reputation for a number of things. I'm not sure why I or most others fish his circuit. I'll give him credit for picking a good body of water this time.

Congratulations on the high finish!

[Waterfoul]

OK. Chris was kind enough to send me a couple samble bags of various Nemesis baits about a month ago.  Here's my report thus far:

"Senko" baits seem to work about as well as any other stick bait out there... better than some for sure.  But I have not really given them a good workout yet as I have not really been throwing senkos much lately.

The goby baits are awsome!!!!!  I love these things and want more!!!  They work great as a drop shot bait, and even on a small jig head and bounced/dragged across the bottom.  As we all know gobies do not have a swim bladder so they spend most of their time on the bottom... thus the small jig head approach.

I think McCarter and Bender need to get some logo stickers made up so I can cover up some more of my boat advertising for them!!

[Cheetam]

They work great as a drop shot bait, and even on a small jig head and bounced/dragged across the bottom.  As we all know gobies do not have a swim bladder so they spend most of their time on the bottom... thus the small jig head approach.

Whatever you do, definitely don't put them on a football shaky head and drag them through the rocks.  That doesn't work.

[Waterfoul]

They work great as a drop shot bait, and even on a small jig head and bounced/dragged across the bottom.  As we all know gobies do not have a swim bladder so they spend most of their time on the bottom... thus the small jig head approach.

Whatever you do, definitely don't put them on a football shaky head and drag them through the rocks.  That doesn't work.

Na, that would never work.  I wouldn't even consider it as a possible method to catch bass... especially smallmouth.

[TritonTR20]

I would much prefer Paw Paw to White lake. Just my 2 cents.