mwbrown

for the price you can't lose. They work great in my opinion the only down side is they dont last as long. I like the balsa boogie but like i said after a few good fish they start to crack, nothin a little clear nail polish cant fix.

I've been fishing a medium depth i would say about 8-12 feet and occasionally 3-6. Mostly on the deeper side though. The water is between 38-45 degrees altough in the shallows on the northwest closer to 50. I ve been fishing on the colder side. i cant get a jig bite it seems that the bass are suspended silver is really the only color that has been catching me fish but its only during times when the wind is ripping. any advice would be greatly appriciated. thanks

Here in the northeast the ice has been out for about a month or a little more. I've been out on the water as much as possible. During this time of year it seems the water is much more clear than later months. Most of the fish i have caught have been during windy days but when its calm and sunny there is virtually no bite. I know the fish are out there but i need some advice on clear water tactics. The lake i fish has an average depth of 9ft and a max of about 36ft. any help would be much apreciated and any other info about the lake just let me know. Thanks alot. -Mwbrown

I was wondering if anyone had any feedback on the spro aruku shad. I have been using sk red eye shad recently but interested in spro.

Hey guys im planning on heading out to do some pike fishing tomorrow. It supposed to be windy and i've heard that normally pike fishing can be better in the wind. Is there any truth to this statement and if so how much wind is to much?

lipless crankbaits The sk red eye shad in black and silver the white perch one. rollin it medium speed with a 6:1 off wind blown points. cast deep reel in shallow i caught three the other day in 38 down here in RI.

i caight a bass the otherday with the same red on its mouth. the water is barely 40 if that. I would like to know why this happens and i dont think it has to do with crawfish because in the past 20 years i ve only seen one in this pond and i live on it.

I'm looking on some advise on jigging. I've been tryin with some SK bitsy bug and smallie jigs along with some larger sizes. I have a bunch of different colors but very little confidence jog fishing. I've been throwing them on a 7'3" carrot stick mh with a 7:1 pro qualifier. Normally i use this rod and set up for C-rigging but figured it would work the same. I have 35lb power pro on. If anyone has any techniques, what king of structure to look for. anything that might help i really wany to learn more about jigging also any info about trailers and when to use them. I live in RI and the ice has been out for about 2-3 weeks so the water is barely 40 in the shallows andd deffinitly colder deeper. I've been catching a decent amount of fish on lipless crankbaits. Please let me know what kinda advice you guys got. Thanks alot.

i went out today and caught my first bass of the season. i was throwing a silver and green jerkbait with a bit of purple when i got a bit of a birds nest. When i retrieved the bait i reeled it in fast because it wasn't very far out. I had a follower, so i threw the jerkbait out a few more times. Nothing. made the adjustment to a lipless crankbait. Silver and black and caught my first three bass of the season. Not bad for a chilly march day. Made up for the other day when i went out with my buddy and he got the first bass of the season.

What about water temperature i've heard that they start to spawn once it gets above 50 and does the spawn normally take place in northwestern area of the lake out of the cold wind.

One of the most annoying shows on tv but its funny i came across this post because im painfully watching him right now i just can't turn off fishing. How'd he get famous anyway?

7'3" carrot stick with a pro qualifier left handed super high speed for C-riggin only paid $45 for the qualifier and its this years.

I'm heading up there grabbin a couple new rods.

In RI all the ponds are beginning to thaw and i'm looking for the best techniques to use. I plan on throwing small jigs and spoons, but i've heard a lot about fishing lipless crankbaits and spinnerbaits. I dont know much about fishing these baits in cold weather and was looking for some advice. yo-yoing a lipless crankbait is a technique i hear a lot about and i was wondering if anyone cold explain this to me any better along with any other techniques. Thanks

haha i like this ill see you guys down there in the fall then. Bassin and Boozin at good old URI

haha ya i live in narr with a few friends and go to school down here. I've lived in southern RI my whole life so im familiar with all the bodies of water. Just seein whos around here.

Hey i was just wondering if any of the RI guys went to URI or any other colleges in the state. The more people ya fish with the more ya learn. Anyone in the southern part of the state let me know if your from around here and want to do some fishing.

ya several others ive talked to have said they seem to be a little dry ill try the lube. Thanks

hey guys i just got my shimano stradic 2500fi in the mail. It feels super smooth but sounds and feels a little dry inside. It came with the oil and i see it has the place on the side to put it in. I was just wondering if these reels came already lubricated or if i should lube it. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

i'm deffinetly in if theres any room left

not sure about new york but theres a bass pro shop in foxboro mass. which is a couple hour drive but worth it.

i dunno how but i only got some zoom finesse worms and some reaction inovations sweet beaver i cant believe i made it out with only spending 4 dollars but i met KVD. Seemed like hes a good guy it was a good time

i was wondering if anyone had ever used storm rattle thunder worm. The name is pretty intense but i used these one time and they killed it was a watermelon type color and they killed. let me know what you guys think or if you've used them before

that is a good deal. thank you

supposed to be 52 on sunday and i went to the fishing show in worchester last night. getting a little to ansy for my own good