Jake.
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I fish similar to the other guys. I will usually start out with a crankbait, jerkbait, spinnerbait, or buzzbait (depending on the conditions) to see if the fish are hitting reaction baits. (The one exception is if I am fishing right after a cold front, or in very cold water, then I start with a jig.) If they refuse to bite these lures, than I will slow it down with a jig or soft plastic bait.
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10 lb Suffix Elite.
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I've never watched the show, but I'm just curious about something. How did they get all these guns and all this ammo that I see in the commercials?
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A jig!
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In ponds with no shad, my favorite is the LC Flat Mini SR in Ghost Minnow. I will fish it in shallow water (2-3 ft) where the schools of baby sunfish are during the postspawn. I have noticed that little 'gills are almost clear, and will give off a shine when they jerk to the side. I have alot of sucess with this bait fishing it at a medium speed, with an occasional twitch and then speed it up for a few seconds. Works for me. 8-)
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Bomber Model As are great cranks IMO. They have caught bass in alot of different situations for me.
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Let's here it Frogtog.
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Nice fish, carp always put up a great fight. 8-)
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Hey Sam get your facts right: Last year it was PRINCE
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Crankbaits, unless the weeds are really thick.
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What he said. x3, It's getting old.
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Great job guys, 49 bass with a 10 and a half pound kicker.
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Happy Birthday Muddy!
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Great info Catt, thanks!
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What a coincidence! http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1192161967
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Sensitivity, weight, duribility, better warrenties, just to name a few.
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All stars are good rods. I owned a few, before I switched to all St Croix. Either brand would be a good choice. As for a good multi purpose rod, I would go with a MH or M power rod, with a fast action. Length depends on personal preferance, 6' 6' or 7' are good choices.
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A 78 pointer sp (ghost minnow) or the RC 1.5 (copper green shad).