Curado

I also would have to go with a jerkbait or a spinnerbait.

jig B.A.S.S. or F.L.W.

I've had the most success T-riggin them and casting them to underwater grass and on points or rock banks.

VanDam, IMO he's the best angler on the circuit right now and I love his style of fishing.

About the only time I throw painted blades are in muddy water and if it's cloudy I'll trow white blades sometimes. If I was night fishin I might also but never really do.

I would try some jigs and finesse worms slow; if a deep diving crankbait didn't work.

I would get some of the BPS DVDs they're great I got 6 of 'em.

I would try points and some offshore structure, and the weedlines. I would also flip some docks.

I got the same problem. My dad has mowed lawns forever and help him do it and he gives a little money for that and that's the only way I get any of my stuff. I don't have alot but I get by.

Try a tube with a real heavy weight or a big jig.

They don't actually float but they sink real slow. So you fish them very close to the top. T-rig them with a 3/0 or 4/0 worm hook. I use Zoom trick worms and Yum houdini worms. I use 10 to 15 lb. Trilene, usually use more of the 10 to 12 lb. range depending on what your throwing around. You fish it similar to a fluke. I'll twitch it and let it sink and so on. Good luck.

Wild Shiner Classic or AOY

Swindle Norman or Bandit

What have you done the best on during the summertime?

Either a big 10 in. worm or a Yum Sooie.

I use white jigs for flippin around vegetation sometimes and also for swimming them.

tube Yamaha or Mercury

P-Line , since I hate Stren. Finesse fishing or Power fishing

I've been catching them on a variety of things but right now a watermelon red flake or purple flake trick worm on a 1/4 oz. jighead has been killer just about anywhere, rocks, grass and points.

catching them on in your area?

Spinnerbait or tube.

I've fished them with a jighead before, kinda like a finesse worm and it did alright.

Probably B, I would work some soft plastics slow along the grassline or a jig. I might also throw a spinnerbait, diamond shad, and suspending jerkbait to try and trigger a reaction strike.

What have you had the most luck with fishing after a cold front?

I agree with roadwarrior I would have switched to soft plastics and fished the channel better to find out if it was a wintering hole.