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  1. Jedwards36
    It was a small river. This fish was in post spawn, in mid may. Caught near a shallow flat in 6ft of water. And caught on a Blue fox shallow vibrax size 0 in blue shad. It was about 2pounds and 16.5". Biggest I've seen on this river!
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    Joseph_m, I will never use a spin cast reel. The system is to flawed in my eyes.
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    It was a throw up beetween the lightning rod and the tourney special. that $15 difference gives me room in my budget. i think i will pick the lightning rod. Is it a light(weight) rod?
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    Im a big fan of dead sticking and twitching small (3" sticko's) in my local river. I want a good rod that will get the job done. I was thinking of the new Bass pro tourney special in 6'6 medium light. I pretty much use weightless 3" sticko's and craws and some spinners, if that helps at all.
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    We are the only ones that venture out in the creek. But I caught them in a popular hole. It gets 5.5' deep. I've spent days in that creek trying to caching another one. I will try during spring.
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    I generally throw... Super fluke jrs F2 craw papi (2.75" craw color) a few blue fox spinners And sometimes a rebel craw, but its normally too deep for it
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    I fish a creek, mostly for cats and sunfish. But i have caught 2 yearling Largies. Shouldn't there be more largemouth? It's not near the main river, and the main river is all smallmouth. It baffled me, and I wanna see bigger ones.
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    Ok now it's getting to the point I don't fish, and Hurricane Sandy is going to suck up my river. I'm looking for a good ultra light under 75$. I now you might be saying " they suck!" But I love little rebel craws and 2" grubs. It mostly my fun summer rod. Thanks
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    Great job, smallmouth sure are fun.
  10. Jedwards36
    Thanks for the tips everyone. I think im going to buy a strike king mini pro buzz.. My stream has a few good smallmouth in it, and lots of changing structure. I hope the buzzbait lets me fish all the places, and catch all the fish.
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    I've seen many videos on topwater river/stream smallmouth. Most, if not all, use the 1/8oz rebel popper. I would like to hear from people that use this lure, and catch big (16+") smallmouth. My confidence in this bait is low, and I know it would work. please help me. -jedwards, monocacy river, md
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    Nice, i love pulling up smallmouth like that on my light rod. Nice job!
  13. Jedwards36
    I've been largemouth fishing 3 times. And it's sad when I get a better fight from a 9 inch smallmouth than a 15 inch largie. Enough said.( I also live near a good smallie river!)
  14. Jedwards36
    thanks for the tips, looks like i have a list for Bass pro this weekend! just need to find a cheaper left-handed casting combo.
  15. Jedwards36
    When you say buzzbaits/ rapalas, what sizes ?
  16. Jedwards36
    Im looking for a good topwater for river smallmouth, what lures would work for numbers and yet still catch bigger ones?
  17. Jedwards36
    I like the 8# line on spinning, and it handled my bass great.
  18. Jedwards36
    Today, I was fishing a private pond and caught a BEUTEY at around 8 pounds. But I caught it on a chartreuse 3" bps stick-o nose hooked with #2 hook. Also it was caught on 8 pound lineThis is a small set up and yet caught a giant. Has anyone had luck with little lures and lighter line? Or is it just me:)
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    Thanks, I can throw a bass bug (size 6-2) pretty well. So thanks again for the tips!
  20. Jedwards36
    Can I use a 5-6 weight for size 1 bass bugs and 4-5 pound bass? Or do in need a 7-8 weight?
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