blake83

god that sucked. reeeeel bummer

i live in wayne county and went fishing in pickwick and the fishing was good. but id rather go to waterloo my uncle lives down there and he is a good bass guide.

baby bass rat-l-trap, rattle shad, rooster taill, mepps basser kit, frogs, lizards, worms, buzzbaits, spinnerbaits

i dont use them. if im gonna use a jointed minnow i use a rebel one but the one i use is a floatin one. i cant find a suspending one anymore

yea it was and it was after going on two trips and not gettin a bite

i went fishing in waterloo, alabama on 3-15-08 and it was the fishing trip of my life. i had caught 67 bass. most were in 1 to 3 pound range but there was one that weighed 6.54lbs or something like that. i caught them from the bank in the tennessee river.

i think why u miss them is because u have to wait a couple seconds before settin the hook. most of the time the bass is just slappin it with its tell and then strikes it when its under the water

would topwater frogs be good to use in a pond with little vegetation.

i am from wayne county so i live pretty close to pickwick but i havent had much success on pickwick except a catfish here and there.

yea thats what it is a crankbait that looks like crawdad

SHOULD I PUT ON A SPLIT SHOT ON THE LINE TO GET DEEPER FASTER ANY TIP WILL HELP

WOULD I ADD A SPLIT SHOT TO THE LINE TO MAKE IT SINK MORE OR NOT. WHAT TECNIQUE SHOULD I USE. HOW WOULD I RIG IT. EVERY TIP WILL HELP THANKS FOR HELPING

well im not that good at bass fishing yet. but i have been fishing a rat-l-trap since my uncle bought me one 8 years ago. i have always heard that a rat l trap will sink 1 foot per second but i may be wrong.

please reply. i need help i am just startin out bass fishing.