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Terry Bowden's Sweet 16 1. USC 2. Michigan 3. West Virginia 4. LSU 5. Texas 6. Florida 7. Wisconsin 8. Oklahoma 9. Virginia Tech 10. Ohio State 11. Louisville 12. Auburn 13. California 14. Nebraska 15. UCLA 16. Georgia

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I throw Oldham's Lures Trailer Hitch Jig which has an excellent weed guard that seldom needs trimming but I do however fan it out; I seldom trim the skirt since I like a big bulky jigs.

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I like water that's clear but has color to it; not gin clear but not dark because of mud

I fish a Texas Rig year round Winter: Craw Worm with Brass-N-Glass Spring: Lizard Summer: Worm Fall: Creature Spinner Bait or Crank Bait can not be fished in heavy Hydrilla or Buck Brush

Rivals.com is counting down the Top 50 and right now they are at #9 Oklahoma Sooners; from #9 to # 50 Texas aint listed yet. There are 7 SEC teams #12 Auburn, #14 Georgia, #17 Tennessee, #24 Arkansas, #29 South Carolina, #37 Alabama, & #38 Kentucky.

If one truly wants to learn how to consistently catch both numbers & big bass there are 3 things you must learn above every thing else. #1 Finding & understanding structure #2 Understanding bait fish behavior #3 Understanding bass behavior If you don't understand these 3 you are destine to be an average angler at best

The eyes of a bass go through a night adaptation cycle beginning at twilight and are usually adapted for black, white, and all shades of gray within an hour after darkness. Bass can see color but not at night, color it's self is meaningless at night. Bass cannot see details at night, so don't waste time with meticulously painted or patterned lures. Contrast is more important by far than color at night. If you fish water where shad or minnows are the predominate prey species, then try white spinners with a white grub. The usual night time favorite black is the second choice in shad populated lakes. Black or dark hued lures give maximum contrast at night when run on or near the surface. Under water vision for the bass is reduced at night, so use lures that are a little larger. Slow retrieves work better because it lets the bass locate the lure easier and zero in on it. Fish the same baits, same locations, and same techniques you would during the day.

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I can not think of any place I fish that doesn't have heavy cover but I think if you are fishing areas with limited amounts of cover you would be better off using a jig without fiber weed guards with say a Fat Ika type bait. Here's my selection of rods Jig Rod Daiwa TD-V701MHRB Team Daiwa-V Length: 7' 0 Line Class: 10-20 lb Lure Weight: 1/4-1 oz Power: Heavy Action: Fast Coupled with a Shimano Cardiff CDF100A spooled with Power Pro 50#. Worm Rod #1 Shimano Crucial CRC-X610MH Length: 6' 10 Line: 10-20 lb Lure: 3/8-3/4 oz. Power: Medium Heavy Action: Extra Fast Coupled with a Shimano Calcutta CT100A spooled with Berkley Big Game 15#. Worm Rod #2 Castaway CSAP68 Sport Series All Purpose Length: 6' 8 Line Class: 10 to 17 lbs. Lure Weight: 5/16-3/4 oz. Power: Medium Heavy Action: Extra Fast Coupled with a Shimano Calcutta CT100A spooled with Berkley Big Game 15#.

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So what does this say about the bigger the bait the bigger the bass? So what do you do to keep from getting skunked? Keep chunking!

During the fall and winter tons of suspended bass are caught on jigging spoons; there is an excellent article over at The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide by Dean Stroman in which he details this technique quite well. http://www.bassresource.com/fishing/Winter_Big_Bass_Fishing.html

It would be a tossup between a Peacock & a Striper; since you don't list striper I'll vote Peacock.

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Palomar knot and tie it on like you would anything else

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