Shoreline techniques to use...

[MartyMar]

What are the best shoreline techniques to use?  Drop shot?  Jigging? Deadsticking?  Hard lure retrieve?  live bait?  spinnerbait? Texas Rig?  Carolina Rig?  Wacky style?  What do you recommend?  

[Raul]

http://www.bassresource.com/beginner/beginner.html

[roadwarrior]

Here ya go:

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1158577137

8-)

[Marty]

Use any technique that seems to fit the conditions. In my case, it's mostly topwaters, soft plastics, shallow crankbaits and spinnerbait/Chatterbait-type lures.

[westpalmfrogpunk]

I pond fish alot here in south florida. I walk the bank in canals and ponds here and you have to plan for the water that your fishing. If your in a golf course or community pond you can find less weeds so I have had better success with crank baits and jigs .  Some ponds are very weedy so I use frogs and skinny dippers and rage tail shads and toads.  

In most of the canals  What I recommend is a t rig set up. Small light weightsat most  1/4 ounce covers most for me. I use strike king coffee tubes, Sweet beavers and flirts.  

In the Rocky ponds I use a KVD 7 foot 10  cranking rod  paired with the new energy power reel. I can reach place most cant with this rod. I use a series 4s most of the time or a series 5 crank bait. It allows me to cover a lot of water and catch some good fish.