Mr. Baiter

I really like tying an orvis knot on the dry (something with some really good buoyancy like a humpy, hopper, or even a foam beatle), leaving the tag end 2.5 to 3 ft long, and tying my dropper directly to that. I double up on bluegill almost daily, and the ocassional bluegill/bass combo (shown) while fishing my local warm water pond in North Carolina with that rig. I've yet to double up on trout though...

How you spin them that tight is beyond me... Great job!

What state do you live in? I'm not seeing any action yet in the ponds of central NC...

This was a Bass I caught out of a 1 acre pond near Ft. Bragg, NC. I didn't expect to hook anything like this when I tied on a barbless gold ribbed hairs ear nymph (still in the bottom corner of it's mouth in the picture)...

I just checked out your video, and immediately subscribed to your youtube page! You do a great job of explaining each step, and why you do it the way you do. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your ties in the future!