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Looks like your getting some good ideas!? I think everyone has hit it right on the head. Try to find the little channels the bass will use to move around from deep to shallow. I would try a spinnerbait or suspending crankbait first. Not too big though! Keep it on the small size since their appetites are still small from the winter months. With spinnerbaits, I really like the ones with mutiple blades. I prefer the smaller blades, which i think they call willow leaf blades. A spinner with 2 or three of these blades will make it look like a mini school of baitfish. If you get strikes but no hook ups, then try the same area with a tub, small senko or worm. Like Chris says, go slow and be patient. Sometimes you have to let your plastic baits sit for a minute or so before twitching again. Have fun and don't forget the camera! Let us know how it went!

BD, If you can tell us some more specifics about what part of the country and what type of water you're going to be fishing, I am sure the advice you receive will be better targeted to your needs. Let us know and good luck!

II really like the style of the tournament shirts! Maybe in time you will come out with new colors like blue? What do you charge per hour for modeling? Nice job Glenn!!

In my opinion, it's nice but a little to conservative. It just doesnt get my juices flowing. I say more flash. Just my opinion.

Got it!...Thanks Fisher!

Cant seem to find the fish weight calculator on this site. Does anyone know where to find it or is it gone?

When i can't get out on the water during the week i will run over to the local state park and fish the small pond. I noticed, especially this fall and winter, that when I am fishing right before and during a rain, that I seem to get alot more action. Why do they seem to feed more during this time? Any thoughts would be helpful! Thanx!

Do you have any idea what the water temp. is at your lake ? That could change things !