KU_Bassmaster.

Winter - Jigs Spring - Super Flukes, Any white bulky plastic for sight fishing Summer - Dingers/Senkos, Crankbaits, Poppers, Buzzbaits Fall - Spinner baits, Super Flukes, lipless crankbait

I ALWAYS use braid when fishing a frog. I fish them in really heavy matted grass or lily pads. You really have to let the bass have it before you set the hook. I say that only land somewhere around 2 out of 3 of the bites I get. It's just hard when you see somethig explode on it not to set the hook, but it is a must. Why braid? First off it cuts through the grass much better than mono. Also you might only catch a 5 lbs. bass, but that bass more than likely will have 10lbs. of grass that comes along with it. I wouldn't throw anything less than 20 lbs. mono, but I think you would be better off with braid.

I like all the options except A. I have always found on my home lakes that bass will bury themselves in the grass when a cold front comes through because the grass acts like a blanket and will retain heat. Flipping where two different types of cover meet is ALWAYS a good choice. Cove that are shielded from a north wind will always be a littl less affected by cold fronts. I like C through E to start the day off and then maybe move onto B when the water temp starts to rise through out the day.

To me it sounds like the males are starting to roam the shallows looking for places to bed. The females are still in between the winter and prespwn staging periods. Sounds like you should be able to get a pretty quick limit doing B through E (what happened to D ;D), then I would hunt for the big mommas the rest of the day in the channel (A). And also work the parts of the channel the come closest to spawning areas very heavily.

When you spend a good portion of your college loans on new fishing gear.

Danica Patrick Cosco or Sam's Club

I am up anywhere from 3-5. Depends on where I have to drive. I load the truck and the boat up the night before so I won't have to in the morning. Sit on the throne and read a bassmaster magazine to get me in the mood and get out anything that might want to come out while on the water. Pack a water jug and recheck to make sure I have everything packed. Pick up my buddy. Hit a McD's for breakfast. On the water no later than 5:30 this time of year. I wish I could do it everyday.

STEAK!!!!!!!!! Breakfast, lunch or dinner

Dinger Big baits or small baits

Frogs Quality or Quantity

Drink plenty of water!!!! I used to (haven't yet this summer for some reason) pack a cooler filled with ice and around 3 or 4 wash clothes. I put them on the back of my neck. It really hits the spot. I don't know why (medically) when you put something cold on the back or your neck it cools your whole body, but it does.

Right now.........deep In the Grass or in the trees

lol................ If you aked for "Dingos", yeah they probably didn't have those.....it's Dingers...lol Good stuff.

Something that will save you a little $$: I keep a plastic zip lock bad handy when fishing senko type baits. I will keep the torn up ones and use them for wacky rigging. I swear they like them torn up a little.

Beef Cubed or Crushed ice

espn2 - can't beat their saturday line up, Record it though and get out on the lake ;D chicken or egg

don't know much about NASCAR, isn't he around 13th and you have to be in the top 10 - a few races left IN sunrise or sunset

YUM Wolly Hogtail to eat: crappie or walleye

Here's a good start. http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/Bagwell/bagwells_bass_tactics_3.html

YOU MUST GO OUT AND GET SOME...........NOW!!!!!!! You don't know what your missing out on. There's tons of articles on this site about how to fish them. My personal favorite is wacky rigged.

oooooooooo tough one........... have to give the edge to pro more fun: high school or college

6 lbs. bass, Pepsi or coke

IMO's Dogs or cats

Large lake BASS or FLW

HOT ;D Blondes or brunettes