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Try a mojo rig caught all my bass on them no issue adds extra movement and is amazing when you can get the senko to bounce off any rocks or structure just adds a little more life to the bait I work it like a jerk bait but not as hard, look it up man very probable that the bass are just very skidish with how your presentation it. I don't know why but it seems like ponds(depending on the size) are the some of the hardest places to get those bass to hit em.

I never retrieve the same way more then three times, always try to be different in your retrieves so the bass don't get use to the same presentation. And if they still don't bite try switching up the color and see if you can tell what the bass are feeding on if possible and match that. Or even go out and try a new bait. You can't always stick with what you think will work best, sometimes I'll go through my whole tackle. Don't be afraid to switch up you'll be surprised

Hey guys its Adam here from the good ole empire State, and I've been reluctant to catch a few bass as a young kid but always ended up catching more bluegill then anything (very rare that I ever caught bass). Now that I'm a little older I've realized I have a passion for this sport and hope to become a really good angler. I've been bass fishing now for a few months (since spring) and I've really taken to many baits especially the senko and other stick baits, favorite rig has to be the mojo rig. I'm looking to gain insights on many other techniques as I'm still learning. Hope you guys here will teach me a thing or two that I might not already know. As of now I use a baitcaster (Abu Garcia Vengeance rod,Abu Garcia Ultra Max reel) and have fallen in love with it not as hard as they say to use them. As for now I have had the opportunity to fish any lakes but i do enjoy the river from time to time whether it be catfishing or getting some smallies, but ponds seem to have my heart as it's not a snag fest. But that's about it, but remember guys never stop fishing because you never truly do once you're in it for life.