tritz18

Absolutely amazing, keep up the good work!

Buzzbaits are one of my best producing topwater baits. I use a black Cavitron, early evening and early morning seem to produce the best for me. I have caught some big fish on them too. Good luck!

Netbait Craw, love the action of the legs and its the perfect size

Rage chunks or craws are amazing. The legs move great for a swim jig trailer!

Great job! The details are amazing

I once caught a fish when my line was over a small tree branch. The senko was dangling in the water and at some point a fish grabbed it. Was kind of a pain to reel him in though!

Try using a 4 inch worm wacky rigged, never fails to catch fish. Let it sink to the bottom then reel and let it sink, repeat. You will catch some fish

Black Cavitron Buzzbait, caught me some nice fish in the early A.M summer and late summer evenings

Fishing in Eastern Mass my friends have had alot of luck on shallow crankbaits with rattles and jerkbaits. Stop and go retrieve for both baits.

XRaps work very well, but I mean if you buy a LC pointer it will sure get its moneys worth in fish. Can't go wrong with them.

Frogs and Buzzbaits in the grass during early morning and late evening. Other times just try throwing a bigger bait, although I wouldn't completely cut out using smaller baits. If they are in there you will eventually catch them. Took me and my friends a whole year really fishing our favorite pond to finally catch a few five pounders. Just keep fishing!

Is there any size difference between the 1/4 and 3/8 jigs, besides the weight? Like is the skirt or hook different or is the head just lighter?

I am finally giving in and going to buy some GMAN's jigs, question is which ones?!? What is everyone's favorite size, color and styles? I have searched past posts and nothing with to many specifics. Anything would be helpful, I plan on fishing them on my Avid that goes up to 5/8 oz. Thanks

I really like to hook a zoom fluke through the nose with a 4/0 or 3/0 finesse wide gap hook.

I get home from school May 13th but anytime after that I would be interested in attending. I have to friends who are members too that would love to come and fish also.

Anyone been down by the lake recently? Anything looking good for shore fishing yet? Probably still to early, but its coming

Lucky Craft BDS, can't beat the action

Top: Sun dried tomato Bottom: Fire Gill

Rods: St. Croix Reels: Shimano Line: Suffix Braid and Sunline Mono Hardbaits: Lucky Craft Soft Baits: Gary Yamamoto Storage: Plano

Does anyone know of any open water in Mass? Me and my friends need to fish at least once before going back to school after this weekend. Thursday and Friday are rain and slightly warmer weather. Saturday is supposed to be sunny and 50. Our local spots seem to not be making enough progress for the weekend. Any ideas?

Northstar Sliver Shad

You guys are so lucky, its all hard water around my part of Mass. Hoping to get out at least once this break before I head back to school Sunday. Warmer weather at the end of the week could be good.

Checked one of my favorite ponds this morning during the rain hoping to see some sign of melting....instead I saw three ice fishermen on the pond. Guess it hasn't been warm enough!

Was imitating how one of my friends walks and I kinda fell over board. What was a little chilly to. Glad that was on a small pond!

I would defiantly be interested in getting together at some point just to meet some people. Coordinate some fishing as the weather warms up. Let me know