NittyGrittyBoy

Here's my recommendation. https://www.spoolspeed.com/

@MN Fisher You know what they say about great minds?

Mark Daniels & Brian Latimer

30lb Power Pro is my bread and butter. But my flipping setup is 65lb Power Pro

That water is clear compared to my usual river I fish Altamaha River Edit: this picture is article out of my GON (Georgia Outdoor News) magazine

Pray that the March winds haven't set in

R.I.P. Forrest

I opt for Junebug over black and blue. Even Junebug Candy

Eh, everybody has their own beliefs about wether or not line size/type matters. "Facts not Feelings" -B.Shapiro Prove to me with facts line size/type matters. I use both braid and mono, not because of the visibility of either, but because they both do different things I want them to do. Line affect the bait, absolutely. But will the line size prevent a fish from biting my crankbait with Trebles on it? MYTH! ?

My personal belief, is false. Line size/type does matter. But I'm in agreement with you, probably not near as important as some think. At least not down south far as I'm concerned. Basically I was trolling around and this looked like a good topic to get bites.. ?

Well 65lb braid catches me ALOT of fish.. sooooo

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@scaleface im giving you a hard time, I didn't pick him either ?

Started watching this, thanks. Interesting but tragic. Never heard the story before

First big bass entry on a buzz bait, nice.. Love me some Cavitrons.

Well there goes that secret

Well I got impatient just placed an order with tackle warehouse for couple packs of white GY senkos and JJ's methylate dye. I'll know soon enough if my plan was a success..

But that's not a myth though ?

@BoatSquirreltake pictures!!!

Whoa now. I'm not saying forget the bass ? I'm saying "include" inshore along with your bass pursuits. After all, this is BassResource

Because I have trick worms already, just wanted some 5" stick worms My local Rivers have alot of pressure, and everybody throws trick worms. Something different such as a stick bait in the perfect color would make a difference..

3-4 months in optimal conditions is plenty fine for braid. Cant answer for flouro

X2 on the inshore. Everybody needs to hook into a snook at least once in their life.

Look up the winning lures for Kissimmee 2020 on Bassmaster. Let's just say first place knew something that your on to.... ?

Didnt want to start a new thread, so I'm resurrecting this one ? Does anyone have any pictures of a methylate dipped white senko? My local river bass love merthiolate color and I was trying to make some with JJ's and white GY senkos. If it just turns pink I'll order bubblegum senkos..