DePoy79

i would have to say casting technique and all of my on the water experience

Posted by: FishLaughAtMe Posted on: May 26th, 2005, 7:07pm I usually set twice. bad idea FishLaughAtMe, if the first hookset is barely hooked, the second hookset will rip the hook right out. just try to get a good first hookset

you better make sure it is legal in your state because in michigan it is illegal to stock fish with out a permit, and the DNR will give you a HEFTY fine if they catch you

depends on where you live it has probably already stopped in the south, but up north like here in michigan, it is close to starting

i dont eat alot of bass, but when i do, only small ones, the bigger bass seem to have a more gamey taste to them

i like the tiki sticks too there colors are pretty cool, and i think it gives bass a new look on the old stickworm

look under their chin and stick it right through the lines on it, and bring it throgh the head, or hook it through the base of the tail

make that one more for bubble gum

just tell him that you arent catching any fish and you think you should move, and you are paying money also

it all depends on what there habitat usually offers

try flipping a small lizard that is the color or the bottom of the lake. put it on a small hook with a piece of nail in the head, no sliding weight. toss it right on the bed and it will fall head first, and it will look like it is eating the eggs. bass willl get mad and try to move it. set the hook

use one of the strike king night spinner baits

i was at the detroit BPS and bought some of the 6 inch squirmin worms , WOW they are incredibly soft , yet very tough. went fishing with them caught 7 bass one that was 5 ib 13 ounces. my biggest ever. ANYONE OUT THERE EVR TRY THEM

o yeah, one more i do a aaron martens. use a road runner head and put on a fluke body. cast out , let i sink to the bottom, and reel in slowly . jump it every once in a while.

crankbaits are one of the best pond lures, make sure it is a small one. also like i say all the time, the banjo minnow, if you see a bass, throw the banjo minnow, you will catch that bass GARUNTEED. also small worms and what i recentl learned is the split shotting small worms small split shot . excellent

my dad likes to fly fish rivers, and one time he had on a steelhead in the st. joe river, he fought it for a while, but then the hook came out and flew behind him, he went to cast again and the hook got jabbed right in the back of his head. he had me cut the line, he put on a new fly and continued fishing, even with a hook in his head. when he was done, he had to go to the ER. to get the hook out. what a true fisherman

i like the bass library books , both of KVDs books are good and i just bought the "fishing on the edge" by IKE and it is a very interseting book