Vinny Chase

They sink like a rock :-/

Rapala of course is one of the best lure manufactures in the world, but their lipless cranks don't live up to the rest of their products. I also can't catch a cold with the rattlin raps. I like to throw: 1) Rattletraps 2) Yo-Zuri Rattle Vibes 3) Spro Aruko Shads

NorthStar Hair jigs are great on beds. Its all about experimenting to see what ticks them off the most. Another productive plastic is the Zoom finesse worm weightless.

The pure curiosity of the bait working or not I try and stick to my simple principles when it comes to lure color selection, but it doesnt always work...I hate the bait monkey :/ At the same though it has helped me widen my perspective of what will be productive. Just this past year I ordered a few translucent cranks, and at times they out fish my other favorites 4 to 1. Now I just like to experiment along with bait companies who come out with new and exciting colors.

I have had similar experiences with online orders being shipped late and with stuff missing multiple times. If it wasn't for the fact that I live 5 minutes from a Cabelas, I would not shop there very often.

4" roboworm in Aaron's Magic is my go to drop shot bait.

I'm in. Time to represent the great state of Minnesnowta

Focus more on the presentation, Light/water clarity conditions, and choosing the right spinnerbait.

River2Sea Bully Wa

Nope, design doesn't match My vote is for an older model Berkely worm

It's just another moving bait I throw in the muddy, low light conditions when they don't want a spinnerbait or hornet spinner head.

RW!! :-X hah jk

^Fixed

There should a rod with heated guides I was out on the river today and man did that get annoying. Nothing good comes from seeing your pointer flying across the river because your guides snapped the line

I have a plano for all my flukes...I tell ya what I am re stocking that thing every time the dropshot bite is hot...

Sitting down...Beer in one hand, casting with the other

Docks and exposed laydowns

Even better, here's a video

This and Norman Fat Boy. Thanks for the info! I have some of those KVD's on my wish list for the the upcoming year.

Anyone tried these? They look like an unusual concept, but could be productive..

6-10 in the boat.. Finesse plastics Heavy plastics Drop shot Shallow Crank Deep Crank Jerkbait Spinnerbait/swim jig Topwater Finesse Jig Pitchin/flippin/Deep Jig

Chigger craw crazy legs? That is already in production, so like Incheon stated, they would just be releasing a larger version.

75-85 degrees and sunny, 16-18 ft of water, Norman DD22 over a weedline right of the first break...tick, tick, tick, caught up in weeds, rip, smacckk!! 7'6 MH Chronarch 100A Seagur CarbonPro 10lb

Check out the Cabelas Magtouch line, great rods with tons of sensitivity