NJAngler609

i live in Burlington right near the Delaware river...you can catch some decent size smallies and maybe a largie here or there around Burlington island...also nice size smallies up assuncunk creek but you can only get in there during low tide...i hear dredge harbor and Rancocas creek have some nice fish too.

Daiwa Sol

this is gonna look good on my split grip loomis when they come out

had another decent day yesterday....caught 4 biggest going 4lbs 8ozs...lost a 5+ at the boat...was reaching down to lip it and the jig popped out...lost another one that felt like the biggest fished i ever set a hook into but didnt get to see it.

that my friend i have no idea on lol

are you referring to the skirted bullet weight that goes on creature baits? if so thats not what this is...this bait is a one piece skirted creature bait that you texas rig...can fish it weightless or with a bullet weight Then that is not a Texas Rigged Jig I never said its a texas "riggED" jig, the name of the bait is the "Texas-Rig Jig" as stated in the title of the thread. just a soft plastic creature bait that you texas rig with the profile of a jig

are you referring to the skirted bullet weight that goes on creature baits? if so thats not what this is...this bait is a one piece skirted creature bait that you texas rig...can fish it weightless or with a bullet weight

this is a new bait from a local guy that lives around me...has the profile of a jig but you can texas rig it and fish it like a plastic....guys in New Jersey are catching 7 lbers with this bait just trying to spread the word...the website is currently under construction but will be up and rning soon www.powerteamlures.com

First bass of the year...4 pounds even

ill have one...probably sell my 844 to get it lol

im currently looking around for a good jerkbait rod...got about 150 to spend....any suggestions? casting only

what model vendetta would be best used for jerkbaits? feel free to suggest some other rods for jerkbaits too.....thanks http://www.***.com/Abu_Garcia_Vendetta_Casting_Rods/descpage-AGVCR.html

turn the brakes all the way up and tighten the tension knob to where the bait barely falls when you engage the spool...once you start getting comfortable with that start easing off the brakes and tension...practise practise practise.

http://www.***.com/Kistler_Helium_II_LTX_Casting_Rods_2009/descpage-KLTXC.html im assuming light plastics and or jigs? seems like a great deal

is this the same dixon lake where dottie was caught?