whitwolf
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After trying several brands I have had great success with the Zenith shakeyhead from Siebert Outdoors........
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Another vote for the R.I. beavers. I am finding I use the smallie beaver almost as much as the sweet beaver. I like fried watermelon , blacklight, black/red, white trash(on a shakeyhead), and smoke/red flake. Edit: I use the smallie beaver only on a shakeyhead.
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Jucas, I say fish for what you want and most Importantly, have fun! Pens, welcome to BR from the Hickory area!
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The one thing I did this year was to simplify things. If I want to learn a new technique I simply took that bait(as I was taught back In the early 80's) and fished It hard and In many different places. On other days I tried things that I thought might work like a smallie beaver on a shakeyhead. It was durn good. On a few other days I threw baits that were quite successful 10+ years ago but went by the wayside for the "new" catch every bass In the lake bait. And lastly I vowed to have fun no matter what. It's amazing what can be accomplished If you slow down, enjoy every minute on the water, unclutter your head , and I'll speak only for me, not be afraid to fail. That one tenant alone caught me some fine fish! I don't know If this qualifies on wanting to get better but It has absolutely made each trip a pleasure.
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I'm of the same opinion as FD, and Mark. Also, Slonezp's advice is quite sound.
