Shanes7614

Could have tried a buzz bait. The extra surface commotion could have sparked their interest.

Or take a pill and keep going.... Lololol

Are jigs your favorite bait? Or are they just consistent fish catchers for you year round?

What's the weight difference in what your throwing?

That place looks yummy!!!!!

Oradell NJ?

What did you use for your rod holders?

Kentucky is southeast???

I hear the eat exclusively top water when it's cold... Lol

How do you fish a jig so well if bass don't eat off the bottom?!?!?

I'm not quite sure why you would be slapping the ground with the tip of the rod. Had you said there's not a lot of overhead clearance then I would understand that reasoning.

The reason I wrote more nutricious was due to them having the choices of eating NOTHING or eating something from the bottom. Something is way more nutricious than nothing!!! Just ask yourself this question... During the time you've been fishing, have you caught more bass on plastic worms/jigs or on reaction baits? All times of the year included!!!!

I guess small mouths don't eat helgremites either... Nobody here is claiming they are designed to bottom feed. Although something caused evolution to force them to eat more nutricious food that lives on the BOTTOM.

Rod length has a lot to do with casting distance as well. The longer the rod the longer the cast.

Match the bait they eat where you are fishing.

I'd like some of whatever WRB is smoking please!!!!

Any way I can get you to PM me the name of the seller you got the ijacks from?

Please explain how a jig and Texas rigged baits are considered by most fishermen as two of the most productive baits for ALL size fish?!?!?

3/8ths is plenty. Just work it slow. Cast out and let sink to the bottom and then start your retrieve.

Almost sounds like a commercial...

Water temps here in south Florida are in the 90-93 range right now. Makes for some tough fishing.

Is that a white spinnerbait with silver blades? If that's what you mean they've been used multiple times and no success.

NLMB are more used to seeing trout. Therefore just as likely to eat them. I think FLMB may be a bit more aggressive feeders and see the stocked trout as easy prey.

100 degrees is rough. What are your water temps your fishing?