TxBankFisherman

thanks.

yeah i can buy these cheap.. but would like to know the model name to look them up.... I thought I knew the names of all lures.. but this one has me stumped...

rapalas are tough to beat.. my all time fav sand bass lure is a small black back rapala floating minnow.. are the discontinued rattlin raps in chrome blue and firetiger...

I still love the wiggle warts in chrome/black...and Bagley Killer B deep diver in firetiger.... haven't tried the fat free shad much but hear it's great...used to always catch a lot on bagley small fry in perch...

get a cast net... When the bite got tough on a local lake I used to fish... in the heat of the summer... would fish all day, then catch perch before it got dark.. used a lighted bobber and fished closed to trees with the perch... it was a lot cooler and the fish bit a lot better.... we caught bass to 6 lbs. big catfish and got broke off a few times 2...

I've had good luck with the small 3" powerbait minnows in bluegill...and they are cheap at 2.99 at BPS... if it gets real tough dropshot... with the lures the guys are talking about... also I like the zoom finesse worms in watermelon... Also try this... dropshot a senko... throw it way out there on spinning gear.. but let it just sit for a minute or two .... watch the line... no hits .. then start working it back in... fancast and keep repeating.... it works and works on the big uns 2... I had a time one day in the fall.. it was a real nice day but no luck... I was very frustrated.. couldn't catch much at all... then I start looking thru the tackle box.. found an old rapala rattlin rap in chrome blue.. started swimming it fast and it would tick the top of the grass and rip it out... wham... bam... ended up catching 30 that day.. only up to 2.5 lbs... then went to the lower end and disaster struck.... rod bowed double and the line was stripping off... had her where i thought there were no stickups and she simply dove down into the hydrilla... I had no chance on light mono... and ended up breaking the lure off... good luck.

Lunker Lure... this buzzbait draws big strikes!!!! Also, the tornado spinnerbait at BPS can be half hitched and is a deadly buzzbait...

i think its a bagley ... but cant think of the lure name..

you know especially in ponds those small roostertails and panther martins work great... they can work em like a spinnerbait or jig em up and down.... A topwater frog is exciting to see that strike... maybe a stanley ribbit or zoom toad... Zara spook for sure.. and chugger bait like a PoP R works great early.... Next I'd stock a few spinnerbaits in their box... booyah, terminator, chatterbait, etc... But I think my favorite lures now you should add are ... fluke(watermelon seed), senko(watermelon), and powerworm... (blue fleck) 7" I'd also buy a pack of 10" ones if any huge bass are around... 3/0 hooks usually... but on the big worms have to go with 4 or 5/0.... If you wanted to buy a cool topwater that would get their interest up.. go to ebay and look for a Powerpak lure... believe it or not... it's kinda a gimmick lure with the string... when you pop it the tail flutters and it goes in a circle for a while... cool lure and it does catch big bass... I caught a 7 lb. bass one day on it and had another pop it way up in the air... around 5 bux on ebay... I still like the old tiny torpedo topwater lures.. maybe you could find a few of those?? Also a few rattle traps... although I do catch a lot more fish on the rattlin raps... chrome/blue And last but not least I do catch a lot of fish drop shot fishing... many times you catch smaller fish this way, but the name of the game with kids is catching... you can also wacky rig with the drop shot... My fav. is both zoom products... zoom finesse worm in watermelon... and zoom trick worm in candy color... a reg worm hook will work, but I like the small dropshot hooks for this technique... also try it with Senkos ( a good brand if trying to save money is the Strike King Zero...) Last, we got craws and they work great in ponds... I'd buy a few packs of Baby paca craws, and Berkley chigger craws,,,, probably can't find the Gene Larew salt craws, but they are the best craw ever if you come across any... Good luck

anyone know the name of this lure???

For bass fishing I love the Revo Stx... and now has a price drop!!!!! I think the Stx is now $159 and probably could find a used one on ebay for less...

thanks... always wanted to try them..

thanks will check Wal Mart...

My friend just bought a Falcon Bucoo Rod- really light feel to it... Anyways it's in my budget and just wondered which one to get... I like to fish worms, spinnerbaits, flukes, and medium diving crankbaits and some lipless crankbaits... which one would work best??? gonna be on a Revo Stx reel... Anyone out there use this rod.... what do you think of it so far???? probably be a few days before I buy one- and I didn't see them at Bass Pro or Academy so have to find somewhere that carries the rod... Thanks...

an earlier post said there may be a price drop on revo... I have a Revo Stx and can't remember the last time I backlashed it... and a great drag on it... super smooth reel.... it's so light, but tough and dependable at the same time... it's smooth as butter... and of course the shimanos mentioned are super reels... What I'd do is go to bass pro if available and they have a display of each reel... and you can reel on them a while and see which one feels better to you...