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Hey another siteatick....How much are those? I'm guessing you got it at Bass Pro Shop...LOL...I agree with Lupe21, great back ground....The flashlights are cool too. Thanks for the info. G

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I agree with Infidel, great starter set up of bait...

I use a one shoulder strap back pack....It hangs on my back and I can spin it around in front of me to get tackle out....Then spin it back around. It is big enough to carry what I think I might need for that trip.I wade fish for a 1/2 mile or more at a time, then usually get in the road to walk back home or to my truck.

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I like to look for water at the edge of the swifter moving water. throwing a jig with a trailer up into the rapids and work into the slower moving water.... I try to think were the water would bring bait getting washed to them....I also look for deeper holes and just work my bait in a pattern through them. Trying to get a fell of the bottom and make a mental note, a map in my mind, so to speak. That's how I fish new to me rivers. If I'm doing this wrong or anybody can tell me something to try as well....please tell me.

I agree... the pan fish seemed to like them better...don't increase my numbers, but they stink too bad, a bag leaked out in my back pack when I wade fishing. Thought I would never get rid of that smell.

well worth the cost of the lures if your catching fish like that

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Welcome and "come on in" I have learned alot from this site, and my catching fish numbers went up. you'll like it here. G

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Whe we have a cold snap here, the bite goes off for a few days.

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I use a cd case too...but love the eye hooks under the lid idea...if I ever get a boat.....Someday

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Are you fishing the same area all the time? I have noticed if I leave an area alone for a while the bite comes back on.

I have never caught a smallie at night, been skunked every time. I will be trying everything I just learned here. Thanks G

I live on a river with a lot of smallies, and I use craws this time of year on a 1/4 foot ball jig, but agree with retiredbosn, Texas rigged with bullet weight will save ya a lot of gear if they are hitting them...good ole green pumpkin worm works here too in NC.

Green pumpkin ...worms and craws