Jake.

"Weightless" Senkos are actually fairly heavy for a soft plastic and can be used on a baitcaster with a little practice. I use baitcasters for everything, even little 4" finesse worms.

I'm pretty sure it's Wal-Mart only.

Awesome fish LBH! Is that the 7" or 9" Slammer?

I heard them Walkin' Worms was banned from tournaments 'cause they was so good.

Lucky Craft RC 1.5 (Copper Green Shad) Lucky Craft Flat Mini SR & MR ( Chartruse Rootbeer & Rootbeer Brown) Bomber Model A (Baby Threadfin Shad) Lucky Craft Flat CB MR (Ghost Minnow)

Picasso Shakedown, 1/8 oz.

Have you tried night fishing?

St Croix Triumph 5-0 UL spinning rod Abu Garcia Cardinal 100U reel 4 Lb Sufix Elite line

Exactly. :-/

If you have used it, how was the action and how well did it catch fish?

Zoom 5" & 6"

3/8 Chartruse and White/ Red blade 3/8 Black / Red Blade

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I have a 5'0 UL Triumph that does really well for panfish.

Flat cranks are the first bait I will throw when the water starts to warm in early spring. A stop and go retrieve usually works great during this time.

Mono would be OK, but Flouro would give you better hooksets and sensitivity.

I'm not sure about any kits, but these soft plastics have been great for me recently: Netbait Baby Paca Craws Zoom Baby Brush Hogs GYCB Kreatures I fish the Baby Pacas and Kreatures on 3/0 Gamakatsu EWG Hooks (2/0 for the Brush Hogs) with 1/8-1/4 oz tungsten bullet weights. I like pitching them to cover and slowly hopping and crawling them back. Be a line watcher, because alot of the bites will come on the fall.

RC 1.5

Watermelon w/ blk flake or Watermelon Candy Green Pumpkin w/ green flake Warmouth Bold Bluegill All I need for any soft plastics.

It looks like a big Green Sunfish. http://bobbyanddereckscustomlures.com/another site_Green_Sunfish.jpg

The great state of North Carolina.

Topwaters in the morning and evening, soft plastics during the day.

What size hook do you guys like for the Baby Pacas?

All gimmicks.

Nope, I never palm it.