The Hawg Blog Is Online 2024
piscicidal reply :
The Hawg Blog is now online. Rob and I will be posting content frequently to the site. Check it often for South/Mid Florida bass fishing reports, product tutorials, tips/tricks, on-the-water videos, maybe even a salt water fishing or hunting video or two.
Rob and I have a trip coming up with Captain Steve Daniel on Okeechobee. There will be a lot of video from that one...you won't want to miss it.
http://www.hawgtech.com/blog
Also check us out on you tube...
http://www.youtube.c..._u4S-VvGF2YSM6w
evrgladesbasser reply :
What does the Hawg handle do for you while fishing? Being a little longer surely helps reeling in.. looks nice.
piscicidal reply :
The longer length is especially nice for crankin applications...frogs, crankbaits, spinnerbaits, etc. The extra length really adds a lot of power. We've got an elite series guy using the handle (not going to use his name because I don't want it construed as a sponsrship) and he uses it for flippin, as do many of the guys here. That extra power is nice for winching fish out of the nasty stuff.
Carbon fiber lets you go longer while reducing weight. I liken the comparison to steel shafts versus graphite shafts on a golf club. Hardly any steel shafted drivers anymore.
piscicidal reply :
Blog update:
9-15-2012 @ Loxahatchee
Dwight Hottle reply :
Mike looks like Luke is a fishing machine. Nice bass, keep them coming.
piscicidal reply :
Thanks Dwight! Luke turned seven on Saturday...for his birthday, he wanted to go fishing at Loxahatchee in the morning and on the golf course in the afternoon. I thought HE was supposed to get the present on his birthday...
Blog update (9-16-2012).
Loxahatchee tournament. 1st place: bocabasser!
topwaterrob reply :
Very cool site.....
J Francho reply :
I'll be out chasing salmonoids with mine tonight.....
LgMouthGambler reply :
Gonna be using my Hawg Handles Oct 2, and 3rd for the FireFighter Classic on Lake O out of Clewiston to pull some Pigs out of the slop. These handles havent failed me yet, and have made my Shimano reels more of a dream to fish with ever since they were added. GET SOME!
Captain Shane Procell reply :
I'am digging mine as well. My clients and You Tube subscribers are liking them too.
SirSnookalot reply :
Good fishing reports.......maybe some members don't read the Southeast reports, think this thread may get more looks elsewhere, like fishing reports or the general section. Better exposure for the advertisers too, a positive for their products.
Sam reply :
If I caught bass that size in Virginia I would probably have a coronary!
We have Florida strain bass in the Chickahominy and James River but they don't look like the ones you catch.
It is great seeing pics of the big girls and thanks for creating your blog. One day I hope to fish the Disney ponds and canals plus the Okie.
Thanks for creating a very interesting site.
South FLA reply :
If you haven't seen my post on other fishing species I hawged this beauty in last weekend. The extra length give more leverage and is more comfortable to fish with, the knobs are the best part, not little slippery paddles.
piscicidal reply :
Blog update: 9-27-2012
First trip to "Hawg Pond"
piscicidal reply :
On 9/23/2012 at 6:27 PM, Sam said:If I caught bass that size in Virginia I would probably have a coronary!
We have Florida strain bass in the Chickahominy and James River but they don't look like the ones you catch.
It is great seeing pics of the big girls and thanks for creating your blog. One day I hope to fish the Disney ponds and canals plus the Okie.
Thanks for creating a very interesting site.
Glad you enjoy it, Sam.
There's a young guy who posts here who catches some awesome sized bass out of Virginia. 12-13lbs...much bigger than any bass I've seen come from South Florida. We are certainly blessed though...we have some tremendous fisheries in South/Mid Florida that pump out big numbers of 5-8lb bass....with an occasional 9 or 10. Being able to fish in T-shirt/shorts in January is a nice bonus.
piscicidal reply :
Ghosts and Goblins tourney...mostly "treat" with a few "tricks".
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Congratulations to you both. That was a heck of a run to the north end!
piscicidal reply :
Hawg Handle: it's not just for bass.
Jfrancho with a nice Brown Trout.
piscicidal reply :
R.I.P. The "Hawg Trough" has gone dry. Two weeks of +30lb bags....yesterday couldn't break 10. 
Redemption in the afternoon....Urban Fishing in South Florida.
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Dang Mike! I was hopeing to get out with you guys this coming week.
J Francho reply :
Mike, I got a monster I'll post up later. Check my FB page if you can't wait.
J Francho reply :
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Wow..the smile says it all. What a fish!
J Francho reply :
See what's on the deck?
SoFlaBassAddict reply :
On 10/19/2012 at 8:39 AM, J Francho said:See what's on the deck?
Ooh. I do I do!
Heck of a fish right there bud. That's one awesome kool aid smile to boot.
piscicidal reply :
Sweet picture, John! How big?
J Francho reply :
Not weighted - too big without killing it. Mid teens.
piscicidal reply :
Very nice!
piscicidal reply :
Hawg Talk with Hawg Tech!
Attention Okeechobee "Lake Rats"! Listen to Mike and Rob in the studio with Elite series pro Steve Daniel tomorrow morning.
topwaterrob reply :
Very well written blog....
Glenn reply :
Good stuff guys!
piscicidal reply :
Hooked up on the radio....on the water, not so much!
Mike (piscicidal) and Rob (South Fla) on the radio Saturday morning, followed by a little fishing. Catch the first six minutes of the broadcast here...
SoFlaBassAddict reply :
Very cool, guys. Glad to see things keep going well for you. I had a feeling it would when Mike showed me that initial prototype a while back. Congrats you two. Looking forward to seeing what's coming in the future.
piscicidal reply :
This "flippin" wind!
Post-Sandy conditions (cold- for Florida, very windy)...made for some tough fishing. Salvaged a tough day by flipping up a couple nice bass...plus one surprise!!
piscicidal reply :
Dad-stickin!
Okeechobee fishing tough today. Improvise, adapt, overcome! I love it when a plan comes together.
PB for my Dad...
Dwight Hottle reply :
WTG Mike. Great pb for you both.
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Way to go Mike! Alot of guys got shut out in the cold snap.
piscicidal reply :
Lox Rox!
Very tough conditions yesterday at Loxahatchee...cold, sunny, high pressure, very windy.
Put together a little something though. Caught about 30fish, including one about 5lb. Pitching a Rage Tail Space Monkey to thicker cover was the ticket for the bigger fish. Details on the blog.
www.hawgtech.com/blog
Check out the video...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siRW-NHNYug
piscicidal reply :
Something Different.
Took a break from the bass today, and went after some hard fighting saltwater fish.
www.hawgtech.com/blog
SoFlaBassAddict reply :
Now you're talkin, Mike! Bet he had an absolute blast catching that one! One of the harder fighting fish swimming down here.
piscicidal reply :
East Side massacre
Fishing is lights out right now on Okeechobee's east side.
Gotfishyfingers? reply :
Nice Report!!!
JayD reply :
Fished their the same day right outside of the hole and did pretty good. It was like a parade of boats coming and going out of the hole.
piscicidal reply :
Yeah, very popular spot now. Supposedly there were thirty boats in there on Saturday. Surprised they didn't have a ticket machine there with a "Now Serving:" sign!
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Thats a sick report!
topwaterrob reply :
As usual great write up.....
piscicidal reply :
Posted the video link. Enjoy!
www.hawgtech.com/blog
piscicidal reply :
The temperature is heating up and the everglades fishing is as well.
www.hawgtech.com/blog
South FLA reply :
I am RED with ***, lol!
bocabasser reply :
nice fish mike. i also love the gator lurking in the backround.
piscicidal reply :
Father's Day fishing on Okeechobee.
Catching bass bigger than your kids' birth weight on Father's Day...priceless.
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