Steven Ladner

I like lizards, but also use zoom trickworms and flukes.

36.19lbs.???? One word- ;D For a largemouth bass, impossible.

x2, Especially burning the crankbait along the bottom to cover more water quicker in search of structure.

Good looking baits. Nice job

Lucky.... I broke a sweat walking from my house to my truck today :-/

Well put. Never really thought about the sinker getting in the way with EWG hooks.

You won't be disappointed with these worms. I t-rig them with a 1/8 oz weight and 2/0 EWG hook. I twitch it along the bottom and have caught a lot of bass with them. Their some of the best worms

Nice fish! Especially that last one

Only the trophy bass :-*

Yeah, it's pretty screwed up. Theres got to be more to it...

99 today. Wait till summer actually starts...

Sorry to hear that. ;D just messin' around man. ;D ;D ;D

We're too busy fishing for you to notice us on here. Those silly northern people have these weird "seasons" and whatnot that they can catch bass. So they have more time to post ;D You nailed it!

I haven't tried them yet. They look identical to the spro frogs though.

6'6 Fenwick spinning rod with a Daiwa tournement edition spinning reel...with 15 lb stren super braid Rod power? That probably isn't enough rod to drive a hook through plastic and then through the fish's mouth. Burley is probably right... That's the only thing I can come up with besides a bad hookset.

Theres quite a few florida people on here. Once they see this thread, I'm sure they'll post. mrlitetackle, dink whisperer, Bassin_Fin@tic are a couple.

Saltwater designs!! Nice! Cant wait to see what you bring out x2 Big O, Bring on the saltwater designs. Can't wait to try them out myself!

x2. this is my favorite crankbait. x3, if not, pitch a jig or plastic to the structure

2,731- give or take a few

Great fish! Good ole senko

12th inning...... I hope Arkansas can keep it together

Any coastal guys use these for bass fishing? Saltwater moves up into the rivers during the summer and along with the salt comes the shrimp. Our summer tourneys are usually won using d.o.a. shrimp and I was wondering if anyone else uses them for bass.

I was wondering how those poppers performed... great job

Nice fish!!!

Look at all of the replies. I think it's safe to say, just about everyone uses trickworms. And they are one of the most versatile baits, from weightless to shakey heads.