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hey guys. i saw a video on youtube where they were showing a 4 inch roboworm ST in a tank, They had it rigged with the flat side as the top. I always assumed the flat side was the bottom. How do you guys do it? im sure both ways would rpoduce, but just curious what is standard

what do you guys have the best luck with? Here's my top producers (not in order) Havoc Pitt Boss Missle D-Bomb Tube RI Sweet Beaver

im interested in trying the biffle bugs with the biffle heads. the lake i usually fish is mainly smallmouth. it is deepand clear. fish tend to hand out somewhere between 15 and 40 feet. my question is, what weight would you try for these depths? also, are these any good at night?

im fishing a deep/clear lake loaded with smallmouth. most are 12-14 inch. but there are some that go 3-4 pounds. im going to be night fishing. any ideas? thought about tubes, carolina rigs, topwater..... you guys hve anything in mind?

I hear a lot of folks talking about fishing with floating worms. can you guys recommend a few brands? colors? where and when to fish them? thank you!

i was there last week for 5 days. didnt hire a guide and had never been there before. you literally cant mess up haha. i had a blast. caught my personal best which was 8lb 9oz and a handful of 5 pounders. there are so many 3-4 poun fish in that lake it isnt funny. we fished different creeks everyday. we would just start at the mouth and stop at places that looked good. caught a lot on missle baits d-bombs. also did good on buzzbaits in the morning and evening. with that said, i like honeycomb creek and siebold area. but like i said, you cant mess up down there right now. if you start fishing a creek at the mouth and work towards the back you will find fish somewhere. also try c-rig lizards. green pumpkin with the tail dipped in chart

War Eagle and Revenge get the nod for me

megastrike..... that is all

im going to guntersville next week. everything i read online, people are saying they are catching them on d-bombs have you guys tried these? how do you like to rig and fish them? also, any other tips on guntersville for next week would be greatly appreciated thanks for your help and have a great weekend

Topwater: LC Sammy in Ghost Spinnerbait: 5/16 War Eagle Finesse Chart/White Hard Jerkbait: LC Pointer in Ayu Soft Jerkbait: Zoom super fluke in disco violet Plastics: Cabin Creek Tubes, Zoom Finesse Work, Zoom 4" dead ringer, Zoom baby brush hog, GYCM senko watermelon or green pumpkin Crankbaits: KVD 1.5, Shad Rap 5's, many other Jigs: Eakins Jig

im probably over complicating it. but i get confused with the different weights, coloros, blade style, etc on when to use them Specifically on my home late for example - water is in the upper 50's and muddy. a few days ago i tied a single colorado blade. 1/2 oz. chart/white spinner. caught 1 fish. what would you guys try? most fish seemsed to be in less that 5ft of water after talking to some friend who caught a few

my local lake is fairly small - about 1000 acres. It is a lowland reservior. It has lots of standing timber in a few of the creek arms. water temp is in the mid to upper 50's and is muddy. I've been our twice and I have only caught 1 fish. it was shallow on a spinnerbait. Do you guys have any tips or suggestions? the lake does not have grass. mustly just standing timber, laydowns, rocks, stumps, and a little rip rap. thanks guys

im heading down this weekend to visit my uncle and do some fishing on Cherokee. Ive never fished there this time of year. do you guys have any tips on what lures, locations to try?

my first couple years of tournament fishing i always went for the "get 5 then upgrade approach" the last 2 years I started devoting the first 3 hours of every tournament to getting a kicker. Then spending the rest of the day filling up the livewell. I have had a lot more success going big early. if you dont have a limit by around 1 then its time to get out the shakey heads, senkos, and drop shot haha. but i would say go BIG. i mean it is a team event. you both only have to catch 5 fish all day. should be hard to get a limit. size will be the ticket

any one use them? ive never tried them. do they have a more subtle action like a rogue for more eratic like an x-rap?

Hey guys, does anyone know any companies who offer pro staff positions to non professionals? I currently compete in local tournaments and club tournaments and Im trying to broaden my horizons. any tips on what companies to try?

hey guys. i have never been to guntersville in my life. but me and my buddy are going down April 17,18, and 19. do you all have any tips for us? we have no idea where to go, what to throw, etc. any help is much appreciated. money is a little tight and i dont get to go on many trips outside my state, just want to make it as good as possible. THANK YOU

Is there a video on the site about how to do this? Or can someone walk me through it? Thank you

where do you see that price? im on BPS website and its showing 99 bucks?

guys, im on a tight budget with a couple young kids in my house haha. but im looking for a good, solid baitcaster for around or under 100. any recommendations?

1. Slow Down 2. Fish the deepest, nastiest parts of cover - places most anglers fish the outside edges of, you go way back in the thick of it. 3. concentrate and believe every cast is the one you get the big one on

anyone know if *** or another site or any other places are having any turkey days sales?

hey guys, im looking into getting a rod for mostly drop shotting. what are some of the ones you all like? id like to keep the price under $200 bucks if possible. what length, action, etc do you look for? ive heard good things about the duckett ones. your thoughts?

zoom 4 inch dead ringer thats all you need.

im fishing the New River this weekend and a cold front just rolled through lastnight/today. any tips for adjusting? are river smallies affected more or less than lake fish? do they head for the depths? im lost!!!! thanks!