Curado

I like to throw spinnerbaits and lipless cranks up on shallow flats.

I've fished a couple of golf course ponds, but never really pulled any monsters out. The ones I've fished though I've been told there were some monsters in there.

Just recently a cold front came through and we managed to catch some pitching tubes tight to cover, senkos in 5-10 ft. grass, and a suspending jerkbait over the grass.

Long casts, light line, natural colors, with soft plastics I will try to match my color to the bottom color.

I voted largemouth cause most of my local lakes have mainly them. Smallmouths are a blast though. I definitly want to go peacock fishin sometime too.

I would also try and find the clearest, warmest water possible. See if you can find a point with a creek channel running up close to it and C-rig it, and it makes it even better if there's some cover down there.

Structure with cover on it.

Do you know what the winners were doin'?

3/17/05 at 1:30 p.m.

Try fishing some rocky points with a C-rig, a shaky head worm and,a suspending jerkbait. Good Luck

Try fishing some flats and points outside of spawning coves with a lipless crankbait, spinnerbait, suspending jerkbait, or C-rig.

A big spinnerbait like Reb suggested, a big crankbait like a Strike King series 4s or Norman Fat Boy, and a bulky jig with a good rattle.

C-rig and crankbait

Watermelonseed, Carolina Pumpkin/Chart., and Glimmer Blue Pepper.

I also keep them in the original bags because of all the above answers.

A Strike King diamond shad, spinnerbait, and a 4 in. power worm.

There's a new bait out you need to try, it's a Hart spinnerbait called the Black Hart; great for night fishing.

I would try a Strike King diamond shad, reeling a spinnerbait slowly over the grass, or maybe a senko in the grass.

I throw a fluke, shallow diving crankbait, a rogue and maybe a spinnerbait.

Cold, muddy water is the toughest water to fish. Try fishing a jig or maybe a dropshot real slow.

I go probably 175 to 200 + days.

Definitly a Zoom super fluke.

Classic Patterns, Angler on Tour, and Bassmaster Univ.

1) Raise personal best to a 10 lb. or at least past 7 lbs. 2) Win more tournaments. 3) Improve my fishing all-aroung in general.

Largemouth bass 7 lbs. Smallmouth bass 4 lbs.