jtharris3

Well poop! That’s not cool!

Cool idea. I’m looking forward to seeing how they work!

All I know is this weather needs to warm up fast! I’m chopin' at the bit to catch something!!

That is certainly impressive. Hopefully the influence of those guys will help Favorite up their game.

The force is strong with you!

Not trying to derail this thread but, God, I hope Scott doesn’t align himself with Favorite!!

Ask Edwin...

BooYah!

If you’re using a MH Rod I'd recommend 14# Trilene XT or 17# XT if the cover is on the heavy side. If you’re using H action rod I’d go right to 17# XT. If you’re fishing heavy vegetation 50# braid. JMHO

I throw super flukes on a 7’ Carbonlite 2.0 MXF or MHF depending on the cover. High speed casting reel w/ 12lb. P-Line Flouroclear line.

I was really happy to see him win it! Arguably the best ever tournament bass fisherman!

LOL....d**n it, I missed that.

Old school bait that I still fish is a 8” Mann's Auger Tail worm in Electric Grape.

Tree huggers!

Worm: Berkley Power Worm Jig Trailer: Rage craw Soft Swimbait: Reaction Innovations Skinny Dipper Creature: Biffle Bug Swimjig Trailer: Rage Menace Beaver Type Bait: Havoc Pit Boss, Berkley Chigger Craw or Missle D-Bomb Fluke: Zoom Super Fluke Topwater: Hollow Body Frog (Booyah Pad Crasher) Spinner Bait: Booyah, Terminator T1 or War Eagle Gold

Yes! ??

I no longer shop at Dick's Sporting Goods but, I will say that they're dropping the best buzz bait on the market!

What size do you use for a 5" bait?

NO! as evidenced by my recent $400 BPS order....

Give these guys a try. http://www.bearpawshandpouredbaits.com/. They also sell bulk packages.

Kind of reminds me of the figure 8 method that’s used for muskies.

No trailer hooks for me. If I start seeing short strikes, I’ll adjust the bait or adjust the way that I’m fishing it.

pssst....that's not a bass. That be a sac-a-lait. ?

Why are you shouting? BTW, who makes it?

I use to fish a lake in east Texas and when the bite was slow I’d tie on a 1/4oz. Purple Beetle Spin and have a great time tossing it along the edges of Lilly pad fields. We'd catch Bass and Crappie until we were tired of catching them.