Canadian Kid

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1. Toyota Trucks 2. Ranger Boats 3. Yamaha Outboards 4. Bass Pro Shops 5. Minn Kota 6. Berkley 7. Lucky Craft

My first spinnerbait bass.. was absolutely hooked after that.

I'm gonna have to bite too, and say my favorite is my 6'9" MH x-F BPS Carbonlite paired with my BPS PQ 7.1:1 spinnerbait set-up. I also have it spooled with 14lb or 17lb Stren MagnaFlex; depending on the cover, water clarity, ect. Im fishing that day. C-K

Hey Y'all, I know that when most of us go fishing... we got a mess of rods on the deck, and each one has its place. Just curious, which one out of that whole tangle of poles do you like using the most? and Why? What kinda rod, reel, line make it up, and why do you like using it so much? C-K

Super Spooks.. Hands down. I like them because you can fish em fast, slow, aggressive, and quiet. They cast a mile, and accurately. As for colours, foxy shad, okie shad, and florida bass The lure i love the most... foxy shad... but you could barely tell... gone through atleast 6 pairs of triple grips, and the thing is beat to all hell with teeth marks, hook marks... etc. If it still walks.. it aint coming off my line.

Fat A, Model A, Wiggle Wart

are their swimbaits good... comparable to tru-tungstens??

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i always use buzzers early in the morning... sun barely up.... and in regards to where to throw it... anywhere you think fish will be holding. Its pretty weedless so huck it in the thick stuff. And if your fishing wood, docks, etc., run the lure right into the cover, make more noise. Finally... have confidence... convince yourself that you'll catch fish on the lure, but dont be afraid to change if you come out of it empty handed.

Hey guys... wooly hawgtail... your thoughts... i know its good for flippin n pitchin. what kinda cover you like throwing it to? I was thinkin it would work well if swam instead of the typical vertical presentation associated with flippin n pitchin. lemme know what you guys think

hey guys.... quick question, i know the Zoom Tiny Brush Hog is optimal for dropshotting... but if one were to want to use it for flippin' and pitchin', or for some swimmin', would you have to use a 1/0 hook... or could I get away with a 2/0 without losing any action? Thanks, CanadianKid

^ What that guy said. Atleast I have Triple Grips on all my rattlebaits and topwaters. They hook and hold fish like no other treble hook out there. I like to use the KVD Short Shank on my rattlebaits... and the reg. ones on my topwaters.

Bomber Shallow A BPS "the EGG" Bandit Footloose

zoom swimmin' chunk.