Bankbeater

Plastic worm or a jig-n-pig.

Nearest fishing hole is about 10 min away from me. Nearest fishing hole that I like to fish is around 40 minutes away. Lake of Ozarks and Truman are both between 2 and 2-1/2 hours away depending on traffic.

Around here 2+ is avg. size, 3+ is above avg. and anything 5+ is a hawg!

+1 and black on black buzzbaits +2 +3 Swimming a black jig w/ a big black trailer also works good.

They work better than flukes in some of the ponds that I fish in.

I voted for Rat-L-Trap but I also like the Cordell Super Spots.

Ruthless People. One of the funniest I've ever seen.

All of my lipless baits are 1/2 ounce so they all go into one box. Frogs, poppers, and wakers go into the topwater box. Cranks are split up into shallow, med, and deep diving.

I like the Zoom Salty chunks and Super Chunks. I also plastics that have gotten too beat up to use on a t-rig or c-rig.

What WRB and Dock Master said. I like to throw the bait across it, and not parallel. This way you can work both sides of the road.

Usually four. Jig Weightless Senko or Knock-off T-rigged plastic One for crankbait/spinnerbait

It use to be plastic worms. This year I'm leaning toward a baby brush hog.

This past spring has been the worst in a long long time. My largest so far is a 2-14 LM that I got a couple of weeks ago.

Its fishing season!!!

That's the best one I've heard all week ;D.

Unless I'm night fishing I can't stay up late anymore. Last time I tried to stay up all night at home I made it to about 2 or 2:30 AM. I dozed off in the computer chair and fell out of it.

All baitcasters have 15# Big Game. Spinning reel has 10# Big Game. Ultralite has 4# Yo-Zuri Hybrid.

Usually catfish and crappie. Every once in a while I'll get a muskie or green sunfish.

Summer and fall. I always seem to get hit with a cold front in the spring.

Earlier in the year I was catching them on jigs and spinners. In the past couple of weeks they have started hitting t-rigged plastics in a couple of ponds that I fish.

The BPS in St. Louis has it on clearance every once in a while, but the only place that I can get it for sure is Cabela's Online.

When I got back into fishing a couple of years ago the first plastic bait that I bought was a pack of 6" scoundrel worms.

Pull the air filter all of the way out and see if it will start. If it does start then clean the filter according to the manual.

If it ever warms up, I'll be throwing a 5/8 jitterbug from when I get to the lake until sun up.

One day out on the lake there was a slight breeze with about 15 mph gusts. I throw over the anchor, but I'm still moving. Couldn't figure out what was going on since I wasn't having any problem casting. Then I noticed the anchor line floating on top of the water and realized that I never tied it to the boat. Luckily I was in about 4 feet of water.