senko_77

i swim them

i fished them for 3 days. each day a 9 hour trip. threw it every cast of each day. i ended up with one. but that one was a 5lb. or so but in ga, crawfish is not a strong forage. its all shad baby

way to go. thats what i am doin. for tournaments next year i am simplifyin to spinnerbaits, senkos, and crankbaits. i am going to work all winter to perfect these.

1) zoom trick worm in watermelon/red flake 2) zoom trick worm in greem pumpkin/black 3) senko 6" in watermelon/red flake 4) yum zellamander in watermelon/red flake 5) manns baby minus 1 in baby bass 6) rapala dt-10 in silver 7) rapala dt-16 or 10 in red craw dad 8) yo-zuri 3D popper in ghost minnow 9) yo-zuri arms rat-l-trap in firetiger 10) white t-2 spinnerbait

yea, thanks roadwarrior

i will sometimes use nail polish to paint blades and wire on spinnerbaits

the biggest on a fly od i ever caught was 3 and it toook me forever to real him in. i caught him on a black and ruby popper i made

you can get s 3 pack from the dollar store, they dry up, but last about 200 worms. then just buy 3 more

i throw cranks on points

huh?

sneek in there at night. no biggy. just bring a really dim flahlight, and when the cops come run like hell

about 7ish on a terminator t-2 spinnerbait in white

make your retreives more erratic from the beggining of the retreive. dont make it crazy once they follow it.

i tie directly, i only use swivels when using rooster tails or flukes

palomer on most. i go with the worlds fair knot on my carolina rigs and on my striper fishing

go with the baitcaster, use a swivel only if you are having trouble with weight. as for the hook, use a 1/0 wide gap gamakatsu finnese hook for the wacky rigging. its enough to hook the fish, but it doesnt get cuaght up in weeds

10lbs. thats nothing from a golf course. 6 & 7 are like 1/2 lb. from where i fish. the trophy club golf course of gwinnett has spit up 16 1/2 biggest. catching a 10-14 there is common. gambler, when you come down here, thats one of the places we are going. golf courses are awesome. glad you found a good one bud!

low budget will tell you all about growin bass. he spent way to much moo-lah growin bass. they eat sooooo much.

ranger, ranger, ranger, ranger!!!!!!!!! diawa reels or shimano reels

not even going to answer that one because everyone knows what they would pick. 10lb bass...mounted replica or the real thing

they is probably a real high demand for them. the 2006 one should be a dandy. with cabelas, they have there catalogues in catagory. get the one for bass fishing.

yea, just reach down and lip um. think about how much stress that puts on the line. that is 4lbs. of dead weight. line is made to pull not lift. of course with a 1-2lb. you could, but its not worth losin fish over. when you get um were you are, raise the rod high so there mouth comes out of the water, kneel down and grab em

summer and winter are the best times to use it. and any bottom will do. bottoms with brush piles or rocks are preferable.

hey john, he was talking about if your rig the worm texas style on the back of the c-rig.

texas rig it. is that all the info you needed on that rig?? if u have anymore, feel free to ask. also, check out these posts. these are when other people asked your same question, and these are there responses. enjoy! http://bassresource.com/cgi-bin/bass_fish/YaBB.pl?board=gen_bass;action=display;num=1120348381