DePoy79

thankz for the info, i used to always just leave the hook in, but not anymore

im not sure about the best bait to use, because i switch to hunting on NOV. 15th

i live in michigan, and usually you can catch them in their fall feeding frenzy until a few day s after thanksgiving. after that, they go deep for the winter

i like to use a berkeley flipp'n worm in green pumpkin

in michigan, drop shotting is illegal, so all of us up here, tye a jig on to the bottom of our line and drop shot that way so its legal

strike king makes a 3x zero, a senko type bait that floats

i love to fish spinnerbaits, but when it comes to buzzbaits, i never get any bites. any one know what im doing wrong

you should have just went crazy on them

try a white zoom trick worm weightless, cast it out and work it like a floating worm over the top or submerged weedbeds and in the middle of nowhere.

the renegade worms are the best, and all walmarts carry them, should be easy to find

24 inches 9lbs 7 ounces, only about two pounds from state record!! and i caught it on a live blue gill. i know, its horrible, but i saw her on her bed, and was throwing everything, worms lizards tubes , everything, so i caught a blue gill hooked it on an octopus hook, flung it on the bed and bam, fish of a lifetime.

i learned alot more techniques and i causht two 9lb bass on eagle lake in Michigan!! the state record is 11 lb 15 ounces, so those bass are monsters both are on my wall

I REALLY dont know how to fish a senko, even though i have alot. i fish them texas and wacky rig but never catch anything, any help?

yes, because that cover will provide shade and food, try skipping a 3 inch tube underneath the hanging limb on spinning tackle

do close to what the guy in the front of the boat is doing, if he is throwing a chugger, throw a walker. if he is throwing a senko, throw a regular worm, do what he is doing, but with a different bait.

i like to throw big creatue baits, all of the extra appendages really throw vibration, the yamamoto kreature thats black with a chartreuse tail is a good choice.

i hand carve some of my crankbaits, they dont look like a traditional crankbait, but the fish like 'em

when its sunny and warm in the spring, i never fish deep, because i think that the bass will be up in the warmer water getting ready to spawn, they dont want to be in the deep cold water they were in all winter.

bubble gum was my favorite, but i bought a bag of white zoom trick worms, and through them weightless, their not a floating worm but you can work them up on the surface just like a floating worm

sry about that im on a slow computer

welcome, this is one of the best bass sites on the web

welcome, this is one of the best bass sites on the web

the kevin vandam video is really good, he goes over pitching and flipping, and a couple other techiniques and he really explains them well. you can buy them at D&R sports in Kalamazoo MI, or at bass pro

i like to use lures that the bass dont see very often, this way they might not think its as phony

FLW can use nets and most of them do most of the time