nascar2428

Abu and Berkley are both subsidiaries of Pure Fishing.

Weightless t-rigged Senko, Spinnerbait, t-rigged worms.

Nope. My tackle bag is a backpack. It goes wherever I go.

Great info, thanks.

No contest, Senkos over Yum Dingers. Dingers do not cast as far as Senkos for me. I use Owner twist locks for my weightless presentations, they still tear. As others have stated I glue them back with super glue and reuse them. I have had great success with Big Bite Baits/GanderMountains. IMO those would be a better alternative to Dingers.

5" Senkos and Culprit fat max.

Calm water I'm throwing the trusty ole Senko, with the occasional lipless crankbait. Windy conditions and my spinnerbaits come out. For me, these next six to eight weeks will provide some of the best fishing of the year.

I've caught my fair share of fish sight fishing from the bank. I'll throw a senko 5 to 10 feet away. If the fish slowly moves in that direction.....Game on!! As far as first arrival, if it's a body of water I've already been to, I will have some lures already tied and ready to cast. New water I check the conditions and area first.

Those are two well known Facts that pro was taking about.

3/0 Owner twist lock.

The guy is a clean freak when it comes to his derriere Plenty of Swindle stories on this subject matter..

According to the length to weight conversion chart.......5.78lbs. Sweet looking fish!!

The one I have is the Booyah counter strike.

As of right now, Tony is scheduled to race today. His team manager has stated it is business as usual. Really!! How can Tony possibly be in a right state of mind after this situation. .

Since this wasn't a racing accident. I would suspect that charges will be filed against Tony.

Weightless, t-rigged Senko and a bluegill swim jig.

I'd start at the bottom dock and throw towards the trees. If you have shadows like in the picture throw along the outside of those. The earlier you can get there the better the fishing should be.

Mine will come next Spring, on a plastic stick bait.

R.I.P Bassin Bros.

Less plastics less weight. Backpacks make my trek to and from my fishing holes so much easier. My hands are free to carry rods and help to clear the way if needed. I have to chuckle every time I see a bucket head with his bucket, rods, tackle box. Some of these guys have to make two trips. They stare at me when I walk by them with my backpack, fold up chair , three rods and a free hand. IMO backpacks are the most efficient way to carry your tackle when your on the banks.

Bass fishing lure chart- wired two fish