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  1. Hello wide web i have a question for all of you! I live in the northeast (MA). I have this pond near me, medium in size, clear water and not heavily fished at all. It has a crazy large variety of types of shore line. There is some with lots of fallen trees and beaver dams, some with grass and pads, some with large rocks some just clear shallows and some with sand. The shores usually range from 2-8 feet in depth and gets deep in the middle. There are real monsters in here , I know first hand. What would your strategy be on this pond? Where would you start in the morning? what lures would you use? I am in a kayak so I can cover the entire pond.
  2. I am looking to start fishing plastic swim baits now as I have never really tried them. I need advice as to what plastic swim baits, hooks/ jig heads, and line I should be using. I am targeting largemouth bass in MA so fish are a bit finicky and I want to find a good set up to catch them.
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