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Chuck Cooper

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About Chuck Cooper

  • Birthday 11/08/1954

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    North Bergen New Jersey
  • My PB
    Between 5-6 lbs
  • Favorite Bass
    Largemouth
  • Favorite Lake or River
    Split Rock Res

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  • About Me
    OK I'm a fishing nut. I like or rather love to be out on the water all by myself and just melt into Gods exquisite creation. Can't think of anything i enjoy more than getting out in nature. I love my work too, I'm in show business. I act in plays , films and TV shows.

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  1. I tried these hooks and my hook up rate fell drastically. Missed a few big fish on them. I hear the VMC Spinshot Dropshot Hooks are good. I'm going to give them a try.
  2. i mostly fish a large 15 acre pond in North Bergen New Jersey and most of my large fish have been on 7 inch or longer worms. With a few of them on the large Zara Spook top water.
  3. This is a tough one. Lots of good advice in the thread. For my two cents I'd say the earlier or later you can get on the water the better. Stealth is very important from the shore. You can spook fish that are in the shallows when you approch snapping twigs and stepping heavy. Always sneak up on the shore, and gently drop a worm in when you get a few feet from the edge when you come to a new spot. And go with a worm. W rigged, T rigged or C rigged, SLOW i mean one cast should take you 5 minutes to stitch it back in. Try a worm with a tail that floats on a shaky jig if it's not too rocky. If you water is pretty stained try brighter color worms. Nose hook or wacky hook a floating worm and twitch it on the surface. Find the weed edges and any structure, rocks and fallen trees, drop offs. But before all that you need to be confidant that there are Bass there. Always talk to other fishermen and ask them if they've had any luck. If a guy knows that water chances are he'll give you some useful information. Good Luck
  4. Well, sometimes they just aren't eating during the time that your fishing. If you can, try different times in the day. They really do go in and out of chow mode. The guy that figures out how to tell when they're in chow mode is going to get rich. LOL good luck.
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