Curado

Your not the only one. They are great tubes.

Jewel

I do use fluorocarbon and braid but when I'm using mono it's Big Game.

Baby Brush Hog usually on a C-rig, sometimes T-rig, in watermelon red and I will usually dip the tail in some chartreuse Spike-It.

Fishing real slow.

I think Strike King makes one that floats.

Plastic just because it's alot easier.

Probably a jig.

Watermelon red and watermelon candy

Hart Ticker

I trim the skirts on all my spinnerbaits.

Super Spook Jr. and Hart Ticker buzzbait

Once they are moving up and getting ready to spawn I have alot of luck with faster moving baits like crankbaits, spinnerbiats and stuff like that. The bass start to feed alot and they start chasing lures.

I like the Strike King 4S and Norman Fat Boy.

I've had about 3 or 4 and they all started having problems within a year.

I have the same problem with a pond I fish alot.

The Strike King Red Eye Shad

With a shaky head I usually just reel up the slack and pull into the fish real good. I think that gets the best hookset and I'm usually fishing it on light line and I dont want to snap it with a hard snapping hook set.

I like the Zoom chunks too, but I also like the Yum chunks.

Other than C-rig I don't use them alot, but I have fished them T-rig with a little success. They're a good drop shot bait too.

spinnerbait and lipless crankbait

Tube: green pumpkin Fluke: white ice Senko: watermelon/ purple glitter

Hart Justice jig Yum 7.5 in. ribbontail worm Hart Ticker buzzbait

If they're not taking it I'll run the bait into them. It will make them mad and after a couple of times of that they usually hit.

I don't use it but Strike King makes the KVD swimming jig.