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I stumble onto this while looking on google:

Very nice

Maybe this type of rigging?

Hi nralover, I would suggest the Bandit 100 in Natural Goby, or if you go to basspro get the micro tourney special.

I have a pair of these and they are great: http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-NIKE-TARJ-Classic-Sunglasses-EV0211-203-Polarized_W0QQitemZ370043758853QQihZ024QQcategoryZ79724QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I went to dick's sporting goods today and got a package of the Evolution jig, 2 in each package, for around 6 dollars!!! Check yours.

Jeez some of you are rich!! heres mine, I have two, heres one of them:

a 2" senko wacky rig, catches bass, bluegill, crappie...

For me would be the Jitterbug, the bites sometime can be a heart attack inducing experience

Hi Mafishing21, anyplace good to fish up there?

"BANG Garlic eau de toilette" "Don't forget the Megastrike Toothpaste! " How 'bout: Try our new Yamamoto 10" sicko The new Mazda Lizard Zoom-Zoom Strike King coffee tube, now with a shot of espresso LuckyCraft + Megabass= Luckybass deep vision pointer

Oh man let me tell you, I just started using the zoom lizard this year in the pumpkin and charteuse color and they just cant stand it

Hi guys and glad for all the replies weather was great today and I got to fish for a few hours after work. I usually go to lake Tom-A-Lex in Lexington, very good lake to do bank fishing Got 2 bass, 1 crappie, and a catfish on a 2" senko

Hi Buzzbait25, I can maybe answer this, in my opinion it all depends. When you have a plastic worm that have the curly shaped tail, you would want to keep it moving through the water to impart the swimming motion. With the senko worm, the straight tail one, the best presentation in my opinion is to let it settle on the bottom, move it a couple inches, twitch it a few times, and repeat the motions while slowly retrieving it back.

Cabelas have them, but in limited colors now, so I buy straight from the Yamamoto site.

Hi guys first timer here so take it easy on the newbie anyways for me would be the 2" senko wacky rigged, I can catch bass, crappie, bluegill... Modified: Sorry I did not meant to hijack the thread, such a newbie I am :-/

That is a cool looking fish, they belong in an aquarium ;D

I wish we can get some in the lakes here.

I am a first timer here, just want to say hi to all

Nice bass, and flounder and bass in the same lake

Some of the comments on here are so true haha.

Thats a good list for me would be everytime I buy a crankbait, I have to buy 2 because its a sure thing I will lose one :-/

Fishing is definitely a hobby for me, as I would spend too much money on all my hobbies

Hi guys I am new here so take it easy on the Newbie Mine would be that I was fishing for crappie last year and hooked a 10 inch bass and sufficient to say I was hooked too ;D

That is weird ;D