sofakingbigbass

i'll be heading up in a few weeks - i'll be launching out of alton bay - i'd like to spend time on green and brown - any help would be appreciated - will trade info for western ma/champlain areas

i'm actually on this site and that email address is outdated - i can PM you with my current email address if you have questions ect

i met a guy and he has a 5+ smallie on his wall with pike teeth - wouldn't you file those off???

I have an early June tournament there - I've never fished this body of water and plan on a few pre fishing trips down - any areas that would produce a big bag at that time? any pattern suggestions? go for largies or smallies? I'm willing to trade Champlain or Mass info for help at Candlewood. Any help would be appreciated and if you'd rather PM me thats cool too

i haven't recorded a bag of 20+ smallies let alone 30 - thats nuts - makes me want to drive up to Champlain now and get after them

50 lb braid and a 7'6" flipping stick are my weapons of choice on a body of water like this - both for froggin and flipping

so its a good thing my club scheduled tournaments next year at Candlewood and Highland - I guess i should just buy a combo northeast license (MA, CT, NH, NY, VT, RI, and ME) for $1,000 if it existed.

i'd fish if i lived closer - already been up to Champy 4 times this year

adirondack champlain guide service - google it - cabins and guides - pm me for more info

SMALLIES

Lake Champlain is frozen the time of year they want to go - IT IS HOWEVER God's country and has produced many 100+ days for me with amazing quality of fish - you almost think they don't have fish below 3 lbs - 25 lbs for Champlain is the average tournament 5 fish weight - go there in June!!!!

Hey Steezy, you fish with some beaucoup equipment: Daiwa Steez 7.1 Casting Reel & Steez Rod Daiwa Steez 6.3 Casting Reel & Steez Rod Shimano Core 100MG Casting Reel & G Loomis GLX Rod Shimano Core 50MG Casting Reel & G Loomis GLX Rod some boats don't cost this much

Bass Pro Shops in Foxboro !!!

I've heard this about other baits as well. I guess my question what is the legality of it during tournaments ??? I've never had 2 baits on at once but its an interesting topic. Never heard of this but i thought about how you could tie a jig on as a drop shot weight ??? sounds inviting

no drop shot setup?

Personally i'd choose Onota - smallies and largies - i have a tourney coming up there and i've pre fished twice now - lure selection is endless and i'd just let the fish tell you what they want to eat but i caught them on something "sexy" - hope you read into that one

how'd you do?

i was up in plattsburgh/rouses point area this past thursday-sunday...watch the wind/weather reports - lake seems to be up a little bit - i heard 22lbs won for the BFL tourney down there this past weekend - i fished up north for smallies with a few bonus larries - my thumbs are raw

its a great lake...water is still down a bit...they bring it down 10 ft in the winter...it looked like it was 3 ft down this past weekend...smallies and largies

let me know...i live in a town next door from Westfield and fish in a club and do open tournaments as well

CHAMPLAIN...YOU CAN'T BEAT IT

this should be a sticky

just rigged 10 for Sunday prefishing: 1. 3/4 oz Booyah single colorado blade spinnerbait in white for slow rolling 2. KVD Swimming Jig in bluegill 3. Suspending X-Rap Jerk Bait 4. Excalibur Jimmy Houston rattle trap 5. 5" senko wacky rigged 6. Drop shot 7. Sexy Shad Crank Bait 8. Strike King King Shad 9. Spence scout 10. Texas Rigged worm

i'm from western ma...fish all over central and western ma

bass are smarter than humans...hahaha...in terms of survival...how about when you transplant fish to another body of water which some people regularly do...they survive...hence smallies now in my LMB lake up the street (not that i mind)