BossierBassHunter

Buy one nice swimbait

I'm getting one soon, but so far my favorite is the Reaction Innovations, it's really good.

I was really displeased at the performance of the Toads, I got them with high expectations, but they let me down big time. They almost NEVER run on the correct side. Ribbits are better.

you're dead wrong, the smaller one is a dentist

i kinda know what he means. my girlfriend's family has a pond on their land. while i havent gotten any 10lb, I have landed several in the 3-5. One day I went down there with one pole and an H&H spinner and caught maybe 20 or so in about an hour

I think you guys should look into the Reaction Innovations dophlin buzzbait or w/e it's called. I really like it, it has a brass knob that the blade hits and makes quite a racket

i've got a similar one, I was fishing, and the bass breaks off my worm. Im upset, and after like 1 min. just staring, he jumps out of the water and throws the worm at me.

are the really simple soft plastic ones like the Strike King Shad-a-licious any good? how do you fish them?

man, im lucky i live in LA I guess. Our record is like 15.97 or something, which isnt the biggest ever, but it beats those Wolverines up there, lol. The main thing is just that I have probably only caught like 30 or 40 bass since i started fishing again, but have gotten quite a few in the 4-6 range, so I guess that's the advantage of being down south

because i didnt measure, I have two contenders. (both around the 5-6 range) 1. like a 3/4 oz. white swim jig, on an ultralight rod, lol. 2. (Same ultralight rod) Split shot rig with a huge split shot and Bass Assasin tequila sunrise (i think) worm This was before I knew anything about matching up equipment, and had a rather large and old spinning reel matched up with a like 5ft. Shakespeare ultralight rod. (And now that I have my Abu baitcaster I haven't come close to anything as big)

ok, chill out, I was just messing with the guy that said snag-proof The first frog I ever had was a Bigfoot frog. It's probably the best compromise, becase it has the hollow body that floats, but with the paddle feet you can buz it across. I'd rate them like 7.5/10 Ribbits- I have used both the floaters and sinkers. The sinking ones I used a couple times were pretty good. (Gam. Superline EWG) The first batch i had hardly rolled at all. The second one rolled every once in a while. The Floaters, however, I can't hardly make them stay right side up, they were always land upside down and wouldn't turn back over, not to mention the floaters seem a lot tougher than the sinkers, causing me to miss more strikes. : : : There, was that helpful enough?

Go big or go home. actually, idk,

ok, so when he picks his nose it's cute, but when I do it, I get funny looks, just because im 19? ;D

i LOVE buzzbaits, i like to use huge, noisy ones, and i will cast several times, but i pick my targets, so i cast like 5 times to a good looking spot then just move. I can usually tick them off so bad they strike out of annoyance, i guess, but i have gotten plenty of strikes on the 4th,5th cast to a spot, so dont stop after one And a lot of times I dont have to set the hook, they somehow set it themselves, i guess my reaction time is so slow that i just am still reeling and it hooks them, idk? :-?

:)

liar, you just took pictures of one fish from different angles, admit it. j/k, wish I could get on them like that around here

bass fishing is so freaking high tech. Where is it going next? diamond pointed hooks so they never go dull?

I realize I'm new, but I'm in North Louisiana and would like to try

I'm in Northwest Louisiana, and would LOVE to get a chance to put some MOJO to work. I have a stocked pond to fish from, so it wouldn't take long, lol/

i'll put it this way, I don't count the days I get skunked, I count the days I actually catch a bass. However, I adopted the philosophy someone else said and make sure I at least catch some sort of small bream or something

I'm trying to find some fishing reports from the area to see where to go.